Miniature grape-purple blooms with broad tepals and luminous yellow throats distinguish Hemerocallis Little Grapette. Several short scapes carry buds in succession above a compact mound of narrow green leaves, extending the display even though each individual flower lasts only one day.
Grow this adaptable perennial in full sun and fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Water during dry spring and early-summer weather to support flowering, then allow established soil to dry slightly between watering. The compact habit suits borders, prairie-style planting, coastal gardens, and containers. Keep every part away from cats because daylilies can cause fatal kidney injury.