JUDITH
$19.99 each, 3 for $54.99
In stock
* 5 1/2″ bloom, 26″ tall, Early-Mid Season + rebloom, Dormant
A 2002 All-American Daylily Selection. Glowing pink blooms with a vivid pink eyezone. A good grower and bloomer, even in the deep South.
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| Awards | All-American Daylily Selection |
| Zone Range | 3 to 9 |
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Robert Tucker (verified owner) –
I have 3 of these and they look just like the photo. I have them in a raised bed with 6 inches of potting soil and aged compost. When they open they are a beautiful pink but do fade a little by the end of the day but I love the shade of pink that they are in late afternoon just as much as I do the morning shade. I put them in the planters in early April and now it is June and they are putting on a real show for me. It draws attention from everyone that sees it.
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Janice Tyler –
I’ve had this plant for years- is is not NEARLY that pink- disappointing. It’s more pale orange.
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St Ignace, MI –
I love this plant. In my garden the colors are not as vibrant as in the photo – rather a softer pink but still beautiful. Judith is impressive both with the number of blooms produced and with the way she multiplies each year. Great addition to any garden.
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Fairfield, WA –
Judith is truly a Lady. She’s not a “wallflower”. She struts her stuff and makes you pay attention. I really enjoyed her profusion of perfect pink petals.
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Stewart, MN –
A nice daylily but could not call it pink. In my soil it has very peachy tones.
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Memphis, TN –
This is a beautiful, healthy bloom, but definitely not pink. The only reason I rated it lower than 10 is that I was expecting true pink based on the description, and I was disappointed in the peach color that it turned out to be.
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Laurens, SC –
I planted six of these daylilies last year because I fell in love with the beautiful pink blooms, and my first name is Judith. This daylily does well in the soil here, as well as in the lower part of SC. I gave one of these daylilies to my dad, whose garden soil is much more sandy than in this area. I highly recommend this daylily to everyone who enjoys large, lovely vivid pink blooms in their gardens!
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Owensboro, KY –
A beautiful vivid pink, large flowers, and continuous blooms. I’ve enjoyed this daylilly tremondously this year. I strongly recommend this one!
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