Other uses for daylilies include plantings in terraces close to the house, underneath trees, on slopes, near a gate entrance and in borders. Most nurseries do not sell daylilies by varieties. If you are looking for specific varieties, you will probably have to go to a daylily nursery. When selecting a daylily variety, it is important to remember daylilies have three types of foliage growth. Evergreen - The foliage remains green throughout the year.
Daylilies are presently available in several color patterns.
Blend - The flower petals and sepals are a blending of two colors, i.e. pink and rose. The flower is a blend of many colors, i.e. mellon, pink, lavender, and yellow. Banded or Eyezone - A band of a different or darker shade of color forms at the juncture of the segments and the throat. This pattern is an Eye or Eyezone if the differing color is present on both the petals and sepals. It is called a band when it occurs only on the petals.