Celtis laevigata ~ Sugarberry self-pollinating Grape Ripples Daylily is a

Grape Ripples Daylily is a long-blooming perennial with grass-like deep green foliage

Tiny greenish flowers bloom at the end of each ray in mid summer

The large clusters of brightly colored multi-hued flower balls shift from the center of yellow to orange and red bloom from late spring through summer attracting butterflies

Heavy blooms of cool lavender-blue flowers with white highlights last from late spring through summer

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Celtis laevigata ~ Sugarberry self-pollinating Grape Ripples Daylily is aSugarberry, also known as Celtis laevigata, is a deciduous tree native to the southeastern United States. It belongs to the family Ulmaceae and is closely related to hackberry trees. Sugarberry trees can grow up to 60 feet tall and have a rounded crown with arching branches. The leaves of the sugarberry tree are simple, alternate, and have a serrated margin. They are dark green in color and turn yellow in the fall. The tree produces small, greenish