Puget Sound Daylily Society

The Puget Sound Daylily Club, a member of the American Daylily Society Region 8, provides the public with a collection of daylilies that demonstrate their beauty, versatility, longevity and easy maintenance.

Our Collection

The display bed invites garden guests to enjoy and explore the diversity in form, height, and color of the daylily. These beauties aren’t your great grandmother’s yellow daylily. The garden blooms mid-June to end of July.

Want to Learn More?

For more information about the club daylilies.org or contact Kathryn Sheldon kayst4me@hotmail.com or Caroline Zebroski caroline.zebroski@yahoo.com

Our Specimens

Stewartia– Usually from Korea or Japan, gets white ruffled blossoms, nice lively green foliage in spring summer, get fall color in winter, has multicolored peeling bark over time – great ornamental tree
Choisya ternata or Aztec Pearl Mexican Orange, vigorous evergreen shrubs, get nice white flowers,
Pink Dawn Viburnum– A wonderful shrub for multi-season beauty. After putting on a late winter to early spring show of pink flower clusters, the thick, lustrous, rich green leaves cloak its cinnamon-colored branches. Foliage transforms to bright hues in autumn, accompanied by blue ornamental fruit.