Hemerocallis ''Chicago Apache''

Chicago Apache Daylily

Chicago Apache Daylily is a perennial award winner, and for good reason. Plants offer abundance of large, five-inch diameter blossoms, vibrant deep red color and hardiness in a variety of climates and soils. Low-maintenance and easy-to-grow, pest resistant and free of daylily rust disease.

	Abundant blooms with good color retention
	Hardy and disease-resistant
	Attracts hummingbirds
	Great in naturalized plantings or monocultures
	Drought-tolerant, deer and rabbit resistant

Height 24-30 Inches

Spread 18-24 Inches

Homeowner Growning & Maintenance Tips Needs a well drained soil. Otherwise, they are tough, cold and drought tolerant, long lived plants. Can be divided most any time of year. Division usually needed every three to four years for best performance.

Interesting Notes Tolerates juglone and can be safely planted in proximity to Black Walnut trees. Black Walnut roots, nut husks, and leaves secrete juglone into the soil that is a respiratory inhibitor to some plants, such as tomato. Provides color and contrast to the perennial border when grown in clumps or when massed over large areas. The fountain-like leaves provide elegant foliage, color and texture for the garden when the flowers are not in bloom. Daylilies can crowd out weeds and form a ground cover that is especially effective on slopes and hard-to-maintain areas.

USDA Hardiness Zone 3 - 9

Characteristics & Attributes

Deer Tolerance • Medium	Exposure • Full Sun to Part Shade	Habit • Perennal	Water Needs • Low