Background history:

'Julianna Lynn' is a evergreen tetraploid introduced in 2004 by Rogers-C..

This plant can be found in the NGA Plant Database at:
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Julianna Lynn') .

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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Julianna Lynn')

Very pretty delicate pink bloom but it just would not increase for me.
She did not like the multiple freeze/thaws at winters end.
I sent her to a southern garden so she will be happier.

This is one of my favorite daylilies and one I hope to always have. As Lisa said, it doesn't increase too quickly, but the blooms are gorgeous, hovering like butterflies above the foliage. I look forward to it each year.

I have JL for about 2 years now. She did very well in my garden this past summer, blooming for 5 weeks with the help of rebloom scapes. She was pod fertile but was not pollen fertile for me.

This was my first year having Julianna Lynn bloom in my garden. I love the flowers but as it is a new addition to my garden I can't say anything about the stats. I did use it for hybridizing and found it to be both pod and pollen fertile.

I received Julianna Lynn from Simonton Bridge in October of 2023. I have her in a nice location, next to a large rock, in the sun, hopefully she will like it. She is starting with three fans.