The name “Plum Crazy” applies to a few different beloved daylilies (Hemerocallis) and a popular tropical water lily. If you are looking to buy or grow them, here is a specific breakdown of the varieties you might encounter: [1, 2]
1. Hemerocallis ‘Nicole’s Plum Crazy‘
- Bloom Size: Large, 6.0-inch blossoms.
- Scape Height: Around 30 inches tall.
- Bloom Season: Early to mid-season, with frequent reblooming.
- Type: Tetraploid and semi-evergreen.
- Details: You can track its registration and lineage on the American Daylily Society or check local availability via the Garden.org Database. [1, 2]
2. Hemerocallis ‘Ashwood’s Plum Crazy‘
Bred by Norris-R. in 2012, this daylily features deep, rich rose-purple blooms accented by a light lavender watermark and a bright green throat. [1]
- Bloom Size: 6.25 inches across.
- Scape Height: 28 inches.
- Type: Tetraploid and semi-evergreen. [1]
3. Nymphaea ‘Plum Crazy’ (Tropical Water Lily)
- Appearance: Features vivid plum-purple petals (17 cm across) with unique leaves (marbled bright green and red-purple).
- Care: Thrives in full sun or partial shade in a rich, nutrient-dense aquatic substrate.
- Availability: If you are based in India and looking to order, it is stocked locally at Lilypond Store. [1, 2]
