By Matel (unregistered)
This seedling of Siloam French Marble is 15 inches tall with 4 inch rose to lavender blooms. They have a somewhat dusted and/or streaked appearance. The plant blooms mid-season and is a dormant diploid. It doesn’t have a garden name and you will get the whole plant so you can name it what you like.
$8.00
By Matel (Unregistered)
This darling miniature is much like it’s pollen parent Desert Princess. It has a little darker hew with more rose overlaid in the copper color. There is a dark purple eye zone and a yellow throat. It is about 20 inches tall with a 3.5 inch bloom. It is a mid-season blooming dormant, diploid that grows fast and is a good bloomer.
$11.00
By Matel (Unregistered)
This darling miniature is much like both of it’s parents; Little Missy and Desert Princess. It almost looks like the copper color of Desert Princess was thrown right over the purple Little Missy. There is a dark purple eye zone and a yellow throat. It is about 20 inches tall with a 3.5 inch bloom. It is a mid-season blooming dormant, diploid that grows fast and is a good bloomer.
$11.00
By Schaben – 2001
This violet daylily has a very interesting rose colored eye that has streaks extending outward. The green throat has a white band surrounding it that also has the streaks going through it. There is also a white picotee edge with a slight ruffle. She is 28 inches tall with a 6 inch bloom. This daylily is an evergreen, tetraploid that blooms mid-season. No trouble with hardiness, but she does not grow fast in the north due to being evergreen.
Parentage: (Tupac Amaru × (Angel’s Smile × Secret Splendor))
Awards: HM 2004
$12.00
By Trester – 2006
Red Shed Lime Daiquiri is one of those flowers that really glows in the moon garden. It is a polychrome that is a very light yellow/pink and cream blend with a bright green throat. It is lightly ruffled with a thin gold edge. This semi-evergreen, tetraploid is 29 inches tall and has 19 buds on 4 branches and blooms mid-season.
Parentage: Magnificent Affair x Lime Frost
$14.00
By Bell-T. – 2001
This adorable little not quite miniature is great at the front of the border and it just blooms and blooms; reblooming even in northern WI. It is 20 inches tall with a 3.5 inch bloom. This evergreen tetraploid has 25 buds on three branches. The color is a bright salmon/rose with a darker hot pink eye above a yellow/green throat.
Parentage: (Goblin Moon × unknown)
$12.00
By Nesmith – 1940
This historic daylily is a mid-season blooming semi-evergreen, diploid. It is 40 inches tall with a 5 inch bloom. The flower has a spider with a ratio of 5:30:1. The color is difficult to describe (and to catch on film). I would call it coral or melon, but it has some more red/pink tones as well. It is a very open spider, the petals will recurve but they don’t twist at all and the green throat can be star shaped when the flower opens completely. The stamens are hot pink.
Awards: AM 1951
$12.00
Unregistered seedling by Grant/Matel – 2010
This is a sturdy 30 inch tall plant with good branching; a dormant tetraploid. The 5 inch flowers are perfectly round and ruffled with orange petals and golden orange sepals and mid ribs. Seedling number – LGWest#2
Parentage: Spacecoast firestarter x unknown
$10.00
By Apps – 1995
Pasqueflower is a cute miniature with a bloom size of just 2.5 inches. It is listed at 26 inches but I don’t think it is that tall for me. It is a dormant, diploid that blooms mid-season. The color is light purple with a bright violet eye and a green throat.
Parentage: ((Little Grapette × Monica Marie) × (seedling × Little Squiz))
$10.00
By C. Hanson – 2000
Notify Ground Crew is the tallest daylily in my garden at 72 inches tall. Even at this height and loaded with blooms the stems are strong and rarely flop. It is a dormant, tetraploid that is fragrant and nocturnal. The 5 inch yellow flowers bloom mid-season and it is fertile. It is a fast grower and is impressive with it’s super tall well branched scapes once it is well established.
Parentage: Tetrinas Daughter x Tet. Purity
$16.00
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