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If your garden needs a little blush, Pie Crust Princess is happy to oblige. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the Pie Crust Princess daylily has earned a permanent address. Grown with care by Hillside Lilies in Vale, NC.
Color & form: Rose bitone with wide gold edge above yellow green throat; 6 in blooms
Bloom time in Vale, NC: photographed in bloom in our garden on June 19, 2026; AHS season: early-midseason; registered as a rebloomer
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 lines up with its registered AHS season (early-midseason).
Plant details: 32 in scapes, tetraploid, evergreen foliage, 25 buds
Hybridizer: Joiner-J (2007)
Pie Crust Princess is a daylily with rose bitone with wide gold edge above yellow green throat, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 32 in scapes, 6 in blooms, early-to-midseason, tetraploid, evergreen so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Notable traits include rebloom potential, 25 buds and 5 branches. It is a good candidate for shoppers who want a named cultivar with clear details and current Hillside Lilies availability.
rose bitone with wide gold edge above yellow green throat
Primary Color: Pink
Hybridizer: Joiner-J
Year: 2007
Scape Height: 32 in
Bloom Size: 6 in
Bloom Season: Early-Midseason
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Foliage Type: Evergreen
Fragrance: Non-Fragrant
Bloom Habit: Diurnal
Rebloom: Yes
Seedling Number: J03-T-IAM-SDLG-18
Bud Count: 25
Branches: 5
Parentage: (It's a Miracle × sdlg)
Field Group: U
Flag Color: YELLOW
Price: $20
Inventory: 4
Availability: Available
Field Group: U
Flag Color: YELLOW
If your garden needs a little blush, Pie Crust Princess is happy to oblige. Here at Hillside Lilies in Vale (Catawba County, NC), the Pie Crust Princess daylily has earned a permanent address. Grown with care by Hillside Lilies in Vale, NC.
Color & form: Rose bitone with wide gold edge above yellow green throat; 6 in blooms
Bloom time in Vale, NC: photographed in bloom in our garden on June 19, 2026; AHS season: early-midseason; registered as a rebloomer
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 lines up with its registered AHS season (early-midseason).
Plant details: 32 in scapes, tetraploid, evergreen foliage, 25 buds
Hybridizer: Joiner-J (2007)
Pie Crust Princess is a daylily with rose bitone with wide gold edge above yellow green throat, making it a useful choice for gardeners comparing color, season, and garden effect. We list it with 32 in scapes, 6 in blooms, early-to-midseason, tetraploid, evergreen so gardeners can compare it quickly with other varieties in the field. Notable traits include rebloom potential, 25 buds and 5 branches. It is a good candidate for shoppers who want a named cultivar with clear details and current Hillside Lilies availability.
rose bitone with wide gold edge above yellow green throat
Primary Color: Pink
Hybridizer: Joiner-J
Year: 2007
Scape Height: 32 in
Bloom Size: 6 in
Bloom Season: Early-Midseason
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Foliage Type: Evergreen
Fragrance: Non-Fragrant
Bloom Habit: Diurnal
Rebloom: Yes
Seedling Number: J03-T-IAM-SDLG-18
Bud Count: 25
Branches: 5
Parentage: (It's a Miracle × sdlg)
Field Group: U
Flag Color: YELLOW
Price: $20
Inventory: 4
Availability: Available
Field Group: U
Flag Color: YELLOW