A Loon Song Gardens
DAYLILY INTRODUCTION

H. 'Ambrosia Rows'

Why we selected ‘Ambrosia Rows’

Unique layered and flat double form with petals and sepals of almost equal size and shape
Consistent double in zone 4
Outstanding branching and bud count
Intriguing feathered eye pattern
Reblooms in the North
Fragrant

'Ambrosia Rows' daylily, a rose-mauve-amber hose-in-hose double with a feathered eye.

‘Ambrosia Rows’ opens as rosy mauve, becoming amber rose by afternoon.

H. ‘Ambrosia Rows’ (K. Lamb 2006)

Diploid 26" M Re 6.75" SEV. Double 99%. Opens early as rosy mauve, becoming amber rose by end of day. Dark rose veins create a feathered eye pattern with matching dark tips. This consistent hose-in-hose double often has extra layers of petals and sepals. Reblooms in our zone 4 garden. Once established, good branching with high bud count plus rebloom produce a long season of bloom. Very fragrant at times. Sdlg #D9943. Deer took the tags, but parents are probably (‘Frances Joiner’ X ‘Toothpick’). Fertile both ways. $20.00 per double fan.

Multiple blooms showing feathered eye pattern on 'Ambrosia Rose' daylily in the early morning.

A trio of 'Ambrosia Rows' daylily blooms in mid-afternoon.

A pair of 'Ambrosia Rows' daylily blooms in mid-morning.

Upper left: ‘Ambrosia Rows’ shows its feathered eye pattern. Lower left: ‘Ambrosia Rows’ at mid-morning.
Lower right: ‘Ambrosia Rows’, mid-afternoon.

Photo credits: Top right and bottom left by Michael J. Lamb; top left and bottom right by Gréthe J. Winship.

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A Loon Song Gardens DAYLILY INTRODUCTION

H. 'Ambrosia Rows'

Why we selected ‘Ambrosia Rows’

A Loon Song Gardens
DAYLILY INTRODUCTION