Bleeding Hearts False Sunflower Web Exclusive Daylilies get their name from

Daylilies get their name from the fact that each flower lasts for only one day

and the recently introduced Tiny Double You produces showy bright orange

Dark purple foliage and black stems provide a dramatic backdrop for the flowers

A hardy native of the dry prairie states

hummingbirds and beneficial bees are attracted to the bright red color and will become frequent visitors to your landscape

Bleeding Hearts False Sunflower Web Exclusive Daylilies get their name fromEasy care perennial adds plenty of pizzazz to wildflower, perennial and pollinator gardens with the colors of a sunset. Bleeding Hearts False Sunflower features flowers that begin fire red and fade to orange red and bronze hues. Dark purple foliage and black stems provide a dramatic backdrop for the flowers. A native North American perennial, Bleeding Hearts blooms from early summer until fall and lures pollinators to the garden. Growing 3 4 ft. tall,