By Wild – 1971
I think Jim picked a beauty. This poly-chrome rose/pink/cream has a ruffled edge and a tangerine throat. The 34” tall scapes hold 6” flowers that start early and continue into the main bloom season. Jim is a dormant diploid that also has nice thick substance and raised cream mid-ribs.
By Kirchhoff – 1991
Daylily Forty Second Street
Forty Second Street is a 5” double that will not be mistaken for anything else in your garden. The peachy cream blooms are shaped a little different each time, but always wonderfully ruffled and the contrast with the large rose eye zone and gold throat is beautiful. The plant reaches about 24” and is a mid-season re-bloomer that usually re-blooms in the late season. Though it is an evergreen diploid it has done well in our Wisconsin gardens.
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By Kraus – 1949
This historic daylily can be difficult to find. It is an early-mid season blooming dormant diploid that grows to 30, inches with a 5 inch flower that has narrow petals. The petals are a gorgeous blended peachy-pink color with a rosy eye zone that is more blended, and not clearly defined and a gold throat. It was developed mid-century by University of Chicago botany professor Ezra Kraus. It is a vigorous plant with a heavy bud set.
By Aden 1981
15″ tall with a 2.5″ bloom – zone 3.
A miniature mid-season bloomer with a heavy bud set and plenty of re-bloom, it’s also a quick multiplier.
Bi-color – Rose/Mauve alternating with Coral/Apricot and a Chartreuse throat. Dormant, diploid.
By Oakes – 1987
Desert Princess is a miniature daylily growing to only 12 to 15 inches with 2 to 3 inch flowers. It is a mid-season dormant diploid that blooms profusely. The color is unusual and difficult to pick up with the camera. It’s kind of a peachy-bronze-orange with a burgundy eye zone and a green throat; so cute.
By Wild, 1971
Daylily Date Book
24-30” tall with a 4.5” bloom – zone 3.
An early re-bloomer.
Peachy pink blended with peach then gold at the throat; accented with gold stamens. Dormant, diploid.
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By Sharp – 1997
Daylily Brookwood Orange Drop
A cute miniature re-bloomer that starts early; this little melon-orange gem is about 20” tall with 3 inch slightly fragrant flowers. It is a dormant diploid.
$8.00
By Pierce; 1985
Daylily Barbara Mitchell
This is a round daylily with perfect form and light ruffling. It is 20” tall and hardy to zone 3. A mid-season bloomer with a 5” flower; it is a semi-evergreen diploid, that is peachy-pink with a chartreuse throat.
$8.00
By Claar-Parry – 1984
At 22” with a 4 1/2” flower, this mid-season bloomer has the prettiest coral/apricot flowers. A d
ormant, diploid; it has nice wide open habit and a gold throat and stamens.
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