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House of Orange doesn't blend in. It wasn't bred to. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the House of Orange daylily is part of the family. One more reason North Carolina daylilies are worth the hype.
Color & form: Dark bitter-sweet orange with dark green throat; 5.25 in blooms
Bloom time in Vale, NC: photographed in bloom in our garden on June 14, 2026, June 19, 2026, June 27, 2026; AHS season: midseason
Bloom factoid: We only have one season of bloom photos so far (2026), so the jury's still out on its Vale, NC timing. That's a bit earlier than its registered AHS season (midseason) would suggest. Carolina heat will do that.
Plant details: 27 in scapes, diploid, dormant foliage
In our garden: It bloomed well for us in 2026.
Hybridizer: Weston-J. (1990)
House of Orange is a daylily with dark bitter-sweet orange with dark green throat, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 27 in scapes, 5.25 in blooms, midseason, diploid, dormant so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Use the photo, price, and AHS details on this page to compare it with similar cultivars before visiting or ordering. This page is intended to make in-garden shopping easier by pairing the official details with our current price and availability.
dark bitter-sweet orange with dark green throat
Primary Color: Orange
Hybridizer: Weston-J.
Year: 1990
Scape Height: 27 in
Bloom Size: 5.25 in
Bloom Season: Midseason
Ploidy: Diploid
Foliage Type: Dormant
Fragrance: Non-Fragrant
Bloom Habit: Diurnal
Rebloom: No
Seedling Number: O-14-88D
Parentage: (Douglas Porter x Bologongo)
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK
Price: $15
Inventory: 9
Availability: Available
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK
House of Orange doesn't blend in. It wasn't bred to. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the House of Orange daylily is part of the family. One more reason North Carolina daylilies are worth the hype.
Color & form: Dark bitter-sweet orange with dark green throat; 5.25 in blooms
Bloom time in Vale, NC: photographed in bloom in our garden on June 14, 2026, June 19, 2026, June 27, 2026; AHS season: midseason
Bloom factoid: We only have one season of bloom photos so far (2026), so the jury's still out on its Vale, NC timing. That's a bit earlier than its registered AHS season (midseason) would suggest. Carolina heat will do that.
Plant details: 27 in scapes, diploid, dormant foliage
In our garden: It bloomed well for us in 2026.
Hybridizer: Weston-J. (1990)
House of Orange is a daylily with dark bitter-sweet orange with dark green throat, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 27 in scapes, 5.25 in blooms, midseason, diploid, dormant so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Use the photo, price, and AHS details on this page to compare it with similar cultivars before visiting or ordering. This page is intended to make in-garden shopping easier by pairing the official details with our current price and availability.
dark bitter-sweet orange with dark green throat
Primary Color: Orange
Hybridizer: Weston-J.
Year: 1990
Scape Height: 27 in
Bloom Size: 5.25 in
Bloom Season: Midseason
Ploidy: Diploid
Foliage Type: Dormant
Fragrance: Non-Fragrant
Bloom Habit: Diurnal
Rebloom: No
Seedling Number: O-14-88D
Parentage: (Douglas Porter x Bologongo)
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK
Price: $15
Inventory: 9
Availability: Available
Field Group: K
Flag Color: BLACK