Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro'
Daylily 'Stella de Oro' (Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro') is a perennial that reaches 40 cm × 50 cm after ten years. Light: full sun, part shade. Hardy down to -40 °C. Drought tolerance: medium. Non-toxic to dogs, highly toxic to cats. Sold in local shops from about CZK 99.
A low, dense daylily that keeps producing lightly scented golden yellow flowers in flushes from early summer to autumn, so it is rewarding as an edging, in drifts or in pots. It is extremely tough and undemanding: it grows in sun or light part shade in almost any soil and gets through shorter dry spells, though it flowers best when watered in drought. Remove spent flowers and stalks, divide the clump every few years, and if you have a cat choose something else, because daylilies are very dangerous to cats.
| Group | Perennial |
| Light | Full sun, Part shade |
| Size after 10 years | 40 cm × 50 cm |
| Ultimate size | 25–40 cm × 30–50 cm |
| Hardiness | down to -40 °C (USDA 3, RHS H7) |
| Soil | Average garden soil, Clay, Sandy |
| Foliage | Deciduous |
| Flowering | May–September, yellow |
| Water need | Medium |
| Drought tolerance | Medium |
| Maintenance | Low |
| Root aggressiveness | Low |
| Suckering | no data |
| Spreading | Low |
| Distance from buildings | no data |
| Distance from paving | no data |
| Litter | not typical |
| Planting distance | 40 cm |
| For dogs | Non-toxic |
| For cats | Highly toxic |
| For children | Non-toxic (uncertain) |
| Typical price | from about CZK 99 |
Toxicity data is for information only. If your pet or child has eaten a plant, contact a vet or a doctor.
The same plant is sold as a small pot and as a specimen several metres tall, and the price follows. Prices are rounded and for guidance only.
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| size not stated | approx. CZK 99 – CZK 120 |
Data updated: October 17, 2026 · How our data is made
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