Ann Kelley

We'd call Ann Kelley 'sweet,' but it handles a North Carolina summer like a champ. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the Ann Kelley daylily is part of the family. Add Ann Kelley to your list of daylilies to buy this spring.

• Color & form: Rose pink self with chartreuse green throat; 5.5 in blooms

• Bloom time in Vale, NC: AHS season: early-midseason

• Plant details: 26 in scapes, tetraploid, dormant foliage, fragrant

• Hybridizer: Webster (1983)

Hillside Notes

Ann Kelley is a daylily with rose pink self with chartreuse green throat, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 26 in scapes, 5.5 in blooms, early-to-midseason, tetraploid, dormant so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Notable traits include fragrant bloom. This page is intended to make in-garden shopping easier by pairing the official details with our current price and availability.

Official AHS Description

rose pink self with chartreuse green throat

Plant Details

Primary Color: Pink

Hybridizer: Webster

Year: 1983

Scape Height: 26 in

Bloom Size: 5.5 in

Bloom Season: Early-Midseason

Ploidy: Tetraploid

Foliage Type: Dormant

Fragrance: Fragrant

Bloom Habit: Diurnal

Rebloom: No

Seedling Number: TP 1305

Parentage: (sdlg × Mary Jane)

Field Group: R

Flag Color: PURPLE

Availability & Field Location

Price: $15

Inventory: 0

Availability: Not currently available

Field Group: R

Flag Color: PURPLE