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Daylily Morgan LeFay

By Whitacre – 1990

This gorgeous unusual form, crispate is listed as brown with a brown eyezone however I would say that is more of a copper/orange with a subtle darker eyezone. It’s most impressive feature is it’s huge gold star shaped center. I’d say it covers at least half of the 7.25 inch bloom. The flower sometimes twists but often recurves, often to the point that you only see the orange copper from the side. The plant is 42 inches tall and blooms in the mid to late season. It is a semi-evergreen, diploid.

Parentage: Walter Morris × seedling

$12.00

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Daylily Seedling Monty

Unregistered Seedling – By Matel – 2015

This was one of the first crosses I did. I was working on a miniature dark daylily.  In bright light he is rich red and at twilight or in the shade he looks dark purple. The color fades to a darker shade near the slightly ruffled edge and near the eye zone. There are some white accents and sometimes a very thin white edge and mid rib.  The throat is gold turning green. The plant is 18 inches tall and the flowers are 3 inches on this dormant diploid.

Parentage:  Krentz seedling Pardon the Pun x (Family Ties x Latin Lover)

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Daylily Mary Vert

By P & L Korth – 2015

I love this lily, described as lavender, but to my eye it has blue in it for sure. The eye zone is first deep blue violet with another band that is a lighter shade of blue violet and has eyelashes that shoot out. The ruffled edge matches as it is dipped first in the darker shade and then the lighter shade of blue violet. She is a great bloomer with a 21 buds on 4 branches and is a sturdy dormant, tetraploid. The height is 33 inches and the flowers are 5.5 inches.

Parentage:  ((Tet. Lavender Blue Baby x Destined to see) x ( Upon This Rock x Tet. Lavender Blue Baby) x Secret Ambition

$32.00

Daylily Marque Moon

By Trimmer – 1998

A great one for your moon garden, it really glows with it’s iridescent white body, very ruffled edge dipped in gold, and bright yellow turning green throat. A mid and late season bloomer; it is a dormant, tetraploid that forms a 24 inches tall mound and has a 5.25 inch flower. It is fragrant and is a great bloomer with 40 buds on 4 branches.

Parentage:  Admiral’s Braid x Enchanted April

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Daylily Love Is Enough

By Douglas-C. – 2011

This beauty is perfectly round with a sculpted and piecrust ruffled edge. It is an evergreen tetraploid with 16 buds on 3 branches. The height is 27 inches and it is listed as a 5.5 inch bloom but I think the bloom is a bit bigger for me. The color is light sunny yellow over a bright green throat.

Parentage: (Wonder of it All × Yankee Princess)

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Daylily Longfields Bogeyman

By Heemskerk – 2019

This black/purple daylily is actually the color that the registration photo shows (much darker than the photo I have here). It is 20 inches tall with a 5 inch bloom. It is an early midseason bloomer and a dormant, tetraploid. It has not rebloomed for me but we are pretty far north and it is supposed to be double 50% of the time but it has not yet doubled for me. Still a nice very dark daylily with a green throat that practically glows in the dark.

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Daylily Little Anna Rosa

By Williamson – 1984

This little gem is only 14 inches tall and has lots of 2 inch, peachy/pink flowers. She is perfectly formed, ruffled and a very soft, light pink.  The center eye zone is a darker bright pink which streaks onto the petals giving it a star shape. The green throat and prominent mid-rib, which is the same color as the ruffled edge, make it stand out. It is an evergreen, diploid but does well in my WI garden. She is fragrant and heavy substance gives her extended bloom.

Parentage:  Little Grapette x seedling

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Daylily Jungle Beauty

By Apps – 1990

A midseason bloomer; this is my favorite of the darks. It does not get sun spots as easily as some of them. Near black with black cherry hints and a slightly darker eye zone; this one can sometimes develop silver points on the lower petals. The large chartreuse throat really stands out in the darkness. The plant is a dormant, diploid that is 30 inches tall and has a 5 inch bloom.

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Daylily Heavenly Breezes

By Gossard, 2001

This sometimes pinched and curled spider displays a variety of forms. The 8.5 inch flowers of this dormant, diploid have a green throat and a dark eye. This plant is fertile with tall (40 inch) but sturdy well branched scapes.

Parents: Starman’s Quest x Earl of Warwick

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Daylily Hamlet

By Talbott – 1983

This purple daylily has a darker blueish purple halo and a green throat. It is 18 inches tall with a 4 inch bloom. It starts up in the early mid-season and then sometimes reblooms for me. The plant is a dormant, diploid.

Parentage:  ((Prairie Blue Eyes × Moment of Truth) × Betty Barnes)

Awards: HM 1987; JC 1983; JEM 1988

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