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The lovely ladies of summer!

Daylily Artic Snow

By Stamile 1985

This ivory beauty has a green throat and light ruffles.  She is a staple in the moon garden.  She has an extended bloom period which means blooms last into the evening.  A dormant tetraploid; this 23 inch tall plant has 5 1/2 inch blooms.  It is list

ed as ivory but really it depends on the light sometimes it looks pale yellow and sometimes pale pink.  It really stands out in the dark, with contrasting black anthers.

Parentage: (Porcelain Pleasure × (French Frosting × Nuka))

$12.00

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Daylily April Fools

By Moldovan 2001

This gorgeous sturdy plant holds masses (35 buds on 4 branches) of cheery 5 1/2 inch fragrant flowers.  They are golden yellow with a red eye above a green throat.  The show starts early mid season and continues for the rest of the season.  The plant is a 30 inch dormant tetraploid with nice foliage.

This plant has large fans so an order will be two fans rather than my normal three.

Parentage:  Fooled Me x April in Paris

$17.00

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Daylily Antique Nouveau

By Salter 2005

This beauty is purple to mauve with a gold bubbled edge above a green throat.  She is happy at the front of the border, at 24 inches tall with a 5 inch, fragrant flower.  A dormant tetraploid, she starts blooming in August, so will fill your fall garden with beauty from 38 buds on 4 branches.

$15.00

Daylily All American Chief

By Sellers 1994

This is the one, where visitors to the garden stop and say “Wow, what is that?”  The blooms are nine inches with a large bright yellow throat that spreads into a star when fully open.  At 32 inches tall this dormant tetraploid is sturdy and holds abundant blooms without bending.  Early, midseason rebloomer says it all, as he seems to bloom all summer.  It’s no wonder he is a Stout Medal winner and is still winning popularity contests today.

This plant has large fans so an order will be two fans rather than my normal three.

$20.00

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Daylily Seedling Holly in Pink

Unregistered seedling – Matel

Holly in Pink was one of 3 seeds given to me by a friend. The flower  like it’s pod parent Holly Dancer is a spider and a great bloomer.  It is peachy pink with a darker fuchsia eye band and a large star shaped golden eye.  There are prominent golden mid ribs and large stamens that are the same color as the star.  She is about 36” tall and has 6.5 inch blooms. A dormant diploid with sturdy scapes.

Parentage:  Holly Dancer x Flutterbye

$14.00

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Daylily Chicago Cattleya

By Marsh – Klehm – 1980

Daylily Chicago Cattleya

A dormant tetraploid, this purple blend is lavender with a deep purple halo, and blooms midseason. It is really a fusion of purple as multiple shades come into play.  It is 24 inches tall with a 5.75 inch bloom.

$9.00

Daylily Trahlyta

By Childs F. – 1982

Daylily Trahlyta and Anne Welch

A beauty at 30 inches tall which is a dormant diploid and an early midseason Rebloomer.  He is a plant that you know is different enough, that you will not mistake him for another.

The 6.5 inch flower is a dusty violet with a bright purple, star shaped eye zone over a green throat. It is ruffled and recurved with prominent mid ribs to complete the star effect. Plus she is fragrant!

$10.00

Daylily Toyland

By Reckamp – 1965

Daylily Toyland

This cute miniature has cheerful, trumpet shaped, melon colored blooms that deepen to tangerine near the throat. He is lightly ruffled and the really cool thing is the dark smoky color of the buds.

The plant is 24 inches tall and is a mid season blooming dormant diploid.

Parentage:  (((Skeeter × Betty Rice) × (Ringlets × Lady of Northbrook)) × Satin Glass)

$9.00

Daylily Sunday Gloves

By LeBegue-Rogers – 1985

Daylily Sunday Gloves

This delicate beauty is the whitest in my garden. The 5.25 inch blooms are fragrant, lightly ruffled and have a pale yellow throat. They have extended bloom which means that they are perfect for your moon garden.

The 27 inch dormant diploid is an early midseason bloomer.

Parentage:  ((Jomico x White Formal) x (Ice Carnival x Driven Snow))

$12.00

Daylily Siloam Show Girl

By Henry – 1981

Daylily Siloam Show Girl

This daylily is supposed to be 18 inches but is smaller for me, 15 inches with 4.25 inch blooms. Not a true miniature or dwarf but a smaller daylily that is comfortable joining the party at the front of the border.

A dormant diploid, it has fire engine red blooms with a deeper red eye zone over a green throat. Heavy substance means extended bloom and these cuties are round, recurved and ruffled to boot.

$8.00
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