Hemerocallis Peoples Pleasure Park Butterfly Attracting Plants are also deliciously fragrant and

are also deliciously fragrant and attract hummingbirds and bumblebees

Arisaema costatum is a stunning Jack-in-the-pulpit

from a 1995 cross involving Hosta 'Elvis Lives' and Hosta yingeri 'Treasure Island'

the flowering stems erupt to nearly 3'

Acorus calamus is now in the horticulture protection program disguised as a dramatic

Hemerocallis Peoples Pleasure Park Butterfly Attracting Plants are also deliciously fragrant andHemerocallis 'People's Pleasure Park' is a 2006 introduction from renowned daylily breeder Curt Hanson. This tetraploid, deciduous daylily forms a robust clump topped, from June through mid July, with 34" tall, 4 way branched scapes of 5", nicely ruffled flowers which are red with a prominent yellow eye. The petals age to red with a nice peachy border.