There are also multicolored daylilies which have contrasting petal and eyezone colors, watermarks, contrasting petal edges, and much more. Daylilies are not only beautiful, they are also a very practical choice for many garden situations. First, daylilies are a perennial. This does mean that they may initially cost more than a cell pack of annuals. Since, they are perennials, you will not be pulling them up and putting them in the trash at the end of the season.
Daylilies live for many years.
Not only will they survive, but another positive aspect is that over the years, they will multiply. They can be dug up in spring or fall, divided, and replanted in several places. So your investment will increase with daylilies. Also, daylilies are very hardy. Although they will grow best in ideal conditions like most other plants, they will do well in places where you would not dream of planting less tolerant plants.