Daylily Sago

Daylily ‘Sago’

Daylily ‘Sago’ is a refined tetraploid introduction by Townsend-J. from 2011, appreciated for its soft color blending, elegant wire edging, and dependable rebloom. This cultivar offers a graceful presence in the garden with subtle detail that rewards close inspection.

The 6-inch blooms open in peach-pink tones accented by a rose-colored eye and matching edge. A warm throat transitions from gold to green, adding depth and harmony to the overall color palette. The petals are finished with a delicate fine wire gold edge along the outer margin, providing a subtle sparkle that elevates the bloom without overpowering its softness.

Plants reach approximately 28 inches tall and feature dormant foliage, making them well suited for colder climates. Blooming early to midseason with reliable rebloom, ‘Sago’ produces around 15 buds on 3 branches, offering a steady and refined floral display.

A softly colored daylily ideal for borders, perennial beds, and collections emphasizing wire edging, gentle contrast, and repeat performance.

Plant Details

Botanical Name: Hemerocallis ‘Sago’
Hybridizer: Townsend-J.
Introduction Year: 2011
Plant Height: Approximately 28 inches (71 cm)
Bloom Size: Approximately 6 inches (15 cm)
Bloom Season: Early-Midseason
Rebloom: Yes
Foliage Type: Dormant
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Branching: 3 branches
Bud Count: Approximately 15 buds
Flower Color: Peach-pink
Eye and Edge: Rose
Outer Edge: Fine wire gold
Throat Color: Gold to green
Parentage: Casper’s Shadow × unknown
Primary Interest: Ornamental blooms
Garden Use: Borders, perennial beds, daylily collections