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Daylily 'Stella de Oro'

Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro'

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Hardy in zones 3–9, Daylily 'Stella de Oro' is a perennial. Expect 1–1.5 ft of height and 1.5–2 ft of spread; our lists space it 1.5 ft apart. It does best in full sun to part sun with average water. Expect yellow flowers in May to September. In a FloraVista list it usually plays the filler role: a flowering plant that fills the middle or front of the bed. Deer do eat it, and it is toxic to cats.

Facts from our plant table

Botanical name
Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro'
Plant type
Perennial, herbaceous
Hardiness zones
3 to 9
Sun
Full sun (6+ hours); Part sun (4–6 hours)
Water
Medium
Soil
Adapts to most soils.
Mature size
1–1.5 ft tall × 1.5–2 ft wide
Spacing
1.5 ft apart (centre to centre)
Growth rate
Medium
Bloom
May–Sep · yellow
Roles in a bed
Filler, Edge
Styles
classic, modern
Deer resistance
Low: deer eat it
Pets
Toxic to cats (not listed for dogs). ASPCA: all parts of daylilies cause kidney failure in cats. Not toxic to dogs.
Native to
Not native to the US (or a garden hybrid)
Pot size and price
1-gallon pot, typically $10–$16 (easy to find)
Plant in
Spring or Fall
First-year watering
Water deeply once or twice a week through the first growing season; keep soil evenly moist, not soggy.
Pruning
Remove spent scapes; divide every 3–5 years.

Sources: ASPCA Toxic and Non-Toxic Plant List (from general knowledge; not re-checked unless verification is web-checked); Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder and grower tags; State extension service guidance and USDA PLANTS distribution maps; Rutgers NJAES Landscape Plants Rated by Deer Resistance; Invasive Plant Atlas of the United States and state noxious weed lists; Typical 2026 US garden-centre and big-box retail listings (estimate). Not yet reviewed by a horticulturist.

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Good companions

The plants our list engine most often puts in the same bed as Daylily 'Stella de Oro', across the sun, zone, pet, deer and style combinations it fits.

If you can't find it

Substitutes our engine offers for Daylily 'Stella de Oro': same role in the bed, passing the same rules.

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Sources

  • Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder, state extension services and the USDA PLANTS database (zones, size, sun, water, bloom, native range)
  • ASPCA toxic and non-toxic plant lists (dog and cat toxicity)
  • Rutgers NJAES and regional extension deer-resistance ratings
  • State noxious-weed and invasive-plant lists and the Invasive Plant Atlas of the US
  • Typical US garden-centre listings (pot size and price band)

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