Hemerocallis Chancellor Parthenocissus " the central pattern fades

" the central pattern fades and the hosta becomes entirely blue-green

Sarracenia alata clumps are adorned with bizarrely beautiful

Shaggy brown fiddleheads unfurl in spring

The specific epithet "foetidus" means foetid

anemone-like foliage

Hemerocallis Chancellor Parthenocissus " the central pattern fades(A. B. Stout 56) Hemerocallis 'Chancellor' is a superb Arlow Stout introduction from 1956, just a year prior to the famed daylily breeders' death. This amazing late flowering (late July August),semi evergreen daylily produces 55" tall stalks of lovely orange red flowers, highlighted by a yellow center. We've grown this for more than two decades and cannot understand why it's not in every perennial garden in the country by now. Watch our Plant