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Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm ‘Going Bananas’ PP17164 Daylily

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Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm™ ‘Going Bananas’ PP17164 – Daylily

‘Going Bananas’ is an everblooming daylily that produces waves of soft lemon-yellow blooms from early summer all the way into fall. Its cheerful color and dependable performance make it a favorite for gardeners seeking long-lasting, low-maintenance beauty.

This Rainbow Rhythm™ selection thrives in a wide range of soils, tolerates heat and humidity, and requires minimal care once established. Perfect for mixed borders, garden edges, or patio containers, it delivers months of sunshine-hued flowers year after year.

  • � Soft lemon-yellow flowers with ruffled petals
  • � Blooms from early summer to frost
  • � Mature Size: 19–22 in. tall, 18–24 in. wide
  • � Ideal for beds, borders, and containers
  • � Attracts butterflies and pollinators
  • � Drought and heat tolerant once established

Growing Zones: 3–9 outdoors (Perennial)

Mature Height: 19–22 in.
Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Mature Width: 18–24 in.
Botanical Name: Hemerocallis Rainbow Rhythm™ ‘Going Bananas’ PP17164
Growth Rate: Moderate
Bloom Time: Early Summer to Fall (Everblooming)
Type: Perennial (Daylily)

FAQ’s

What color are the blooms of ‘Going Bananas’

They are a cheerful soft lemon-yellow with gently ruffled petals.

How long does ‘Going Bananas’ bloom

It blooms from early summer all the way into fall, producing waves of flowers throughout the season.

How tall does it grow

It typically reaches 19–22 inches tall with an 18–24 inch spread.

Is it low maintenance

Yes — it thrives with minimal care and is tolerant of heat, humidity, and drought once established.

Can I grow it in a container

Absolutely — its compact size makes it well-suited for patio pots and decorative planters.

Will it survive winter

Yes — it is hardy in USDA Zones 3–9 and withstands winter temperatures in those zones.