‘Little Business’ Reblooming Daylily is the winner of the American Daylily Society Annie T. Giles Award in 1975 for “Best Small Flowering Daylily Cultivar.” Once it’s growing in your garden or a container, you’ll understand why this compact cultivar is so popular with Daylily enthusiasts. With long arching foliage, a resilient nature, and charismatic flowers, Daylilies are a great investment for easy gardening. Each stem is packed with flower buds that bloom for one day (hence the name Daylily). Butterflies and hummingbirds are attracted to their warm, sunny colors. Native to China, Japan, and Korea, Hemerocallis grow from rhizomes and are famously hardy and easy to grow, making them a popular perennial around the world. Deer-resistant and rabbit-resistant Daylilies are excellent for mass planting and filling in a low-maintenance garden with color and texture. Happiest in sunny sites with average to poor soil, they will spread over time and can be divided approximately every 3-5 years. Toxic to pets if ingested.