Hemerocallis 'Albany'

Conservation Plant (HPS Number P136)

RHS Number and Name Designation (if any): -

Date added to the website: 4th Feb 2025
Date updated on the website: 4th Feb 2025

Introduced: 2010
By: Hampshire Group

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ID: P136
Introduced: 2010
By: Hampshire Group
Reason: Historical interest. Rescued from the late Jane Sterndale-Bennett’s garden, White Windows. Bred from seed sent from her mother in Albany, Australia.
Verified by: Jane Sterndale-Bennett (1942-2005), former HPS Chairman.
Description: Herbaceous clump-forming perennial.
Dimensions: 50cm x 50cm
Flowers: Large (10cm) rusty-red flowers with yellow throat and midrib stripe. Fragrant.
Foliage: Mid-green strap-like leaves.
Soil: Any soil.
Aspect: Full sun
Pests: Slugs and snails. Hemerocallis Gall Midge may affect developing flower buds. Infected buds should be removed and burnt.
Cultivation: Tolerant of a wide range of conditions, but may need watering in a dry spring to ensure good flowering.
Propagation: Division of established clumps in spring.

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More colour, less work – perfect plants for ‘hands-off’ gardening by Gillian Taylor
Publication: The Hardy Plant
Edition: Vol. 45 No 2 Autumn 2024

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Winners of the 2023 HPS Members Photographic Competition

On a Chalk Hillside – December 2023

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Hemerocallis 'Albany'

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