Red Hot Returns Daylily Fall Foliage Best pruned in late winter/early

Best pruned in late winter/early spring

and catbirds—flock to the clusters of blue-black fruit

Keep plenty in the garden to attract butterflies

signifying tranquility

simply trim away foliage damage in the spring

Red Hot Returns Daylily Fall Foliage Best pruned in late winter/earlyResembling a bouquet growing up from the ground, Red Hot Returns' plentiful blossoms hover just barely above its dark green foliage. A continuous blooming variety, its scarlet flowers with slightly ruffled edges and contrasting halos will brighten perennial beds all summer long. This vigorous grower produces several flower scapes per fan, giving butterflies and other beneficial pollinators plenty of work to do. But as for you, no extra effort is