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God Save the Queen is moody in the best way, like a summer storm you actually want. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the God Save the Queen daylily has its own spot in our rows. Pre-order now and we'll pot it up fresh from our field.
Color & form: Medium amethyst with midnight purple eye and purple outlined yellow gold edge above yellow to green throat; 7 in blooms
Bloom time in Vale, NC: AHS season: early; registered as a rebloomer
Plant details: 30 in scapes, tetraploid, evergreen foliage, 26 buds, extended
In our garden: It bloomed well for us in 2026.
Awards: the President’s Cup in 2008, the Lenington All-American Award in 2017, the Don C
Hybridizer: Morss (2005)
God Save the Queen is a daylily with medium amethyst with midnight purple eye and purple outlined yellow, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 30 in scapes, 7 in blooms, early season, tetraploid, evergreen so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Notable traits include rebloom potential, 26 buds and 4 branches. For best results, review the bloom size, season, and field location alongside the photo before adding it to your list.
medium amethyst with midnight purple eye and purple outlined yellow gold edge above yellow to green throat
Primary Color: Purple
Hybridizer: Morss
Year: 2005
Scape Height: 30 in
Bloom Size: 7 in
Bloom Season: Early
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Foliage Type: Evergreen
Fragrance: Non-Fragrant
Bloom Habit: Extended
Rebloom: Yes
Bud Count: 26
Branches: 4
Parentage: ((Moon Feather x Martina Verhaert) x Scott Bennett)
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK
Price: $22
Inventory: 8
Availability: Available
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK
God Save the Queen is moody in the best way, like a summer storm you actually want. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the God Save the Queen daylily has its own spot in our rows. Pre-order now and we'll pot it up fresh from our field.
Color & form: Medium amethyst with midnight purple eye and purple outlined yellow gold edge above yellow to green throat; 7 in blooms
Bloom time in Vale, NC: AHS season: early; registered as a rebloomer
Plant details: 30 in scapes, tetraploid, evergreen foliage, 26 buds, extended
In our garden: It bloomed well for us in 2026.
Awards: the President’s Cup in 2008, the Lenington All-American Award in 2017, the Don C
Hybridizer: Morss (2005)
God Save the Queen is a daylily with medium amethyst with midnight purple eye and purple outlined yellow, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 30 in scapes, 7 in blooms, early season, tetraploid, evergreen so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Notable traits include rebloom potential, 26 buds and 4 branches. For best results, review the bloom size, season, and field location alongside the photo before adding it to your list.
medium amethyst with midnight purple eye and purple outlined yellow gold edge above yellow to green throat
Primary Color: Purple
Hybridizer: Morss
Year: 2005
Scape Height: 30 in
Bloom Size: 7 in
Bloom Season: Early
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Foliage Type: Evergreen
Fragrance: Non-Fragrant
Bloom Habit: Extended
Rebloom: Yes
Bud Count: 26
Branches: 4
Parentage: ((Moon Feather x Martina Verhaert) x Scott Bennett)
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK
Price: $22
Inventory: 8
Availability: Available
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK