Near-whites are found among the palest tints of yellow, pink, lavender or melon. When choosing daylily cultivars, consider that light-colored flowers show up better at a distance than darker ones. Dark-colored varieties look better when planted against a light backdrop. The following cultivars are just a few of the thousands that do well in the South. Eye zone is deep purple, throat is green.
Scapes are well-branched.
It is a strong re-bloomer and a Stout Medal winner. Barbara Mitchell' has brilliant pink, full-petals, with a narrow green throat. Not recommended for the coast. Catherine Woodbury' has fragrant pale lavender-pink blooms with a chartreuse throat, extended bloom. Slightly ruffled petals.