Large double yellow flowers with dark red eyes rise over arching green foliage on Hemerocallis Mount Helena in summer. The clump suits flower beds, cottage gardens, and cut-flower planting.
Plant it in full sun or partial shade in fertile, moist but well-drained soil. Water during dry spells from spring into early summer, then remove spent flower stems after bloom. This easy-care daylily is toxic if eaten by cats; keep cats away from the plant.