Hemerocallis Cobblewood Yellow Peaks Farfugium This federally threatened central Tennessee/Kentucky

This federally threatened central Tennessee/Kentucky native can be found naturally growing in sandy streamside soils that are seasonally inundated

True blue flowers are produced from spring to frost and they are highly favored by hummingbirds

This Kniphofia rooperi hybrid is a fall blooming clone

called Crinum x eboracii (Crinum bulbispermum x Crinum asiaticum)

Grass pinks will need to re-establish well before attaining full height

Hemerocallis Cobblewood Yellow Peaks Farfugium This federally threatened central Tennessee/KentuckyHemerocallis 'Cobblewood Yellow Peaks' is a Darrell Probst introduction that's one of our favorite late season daylilies. The deciduous clumps are topped, starting in late July (NC) with 3. 5' tall branched stalks of 5" wide diurnal yellow flowers. Hemerocallis 'Cobblewood Yellow Peaks' is both fragrant and floriferous two traits we love in our daylilies.