By Hudson – 1990
Daylily Fires of Fuji
This 30” tall mid-season re-bloomer has 4 1/2” brilliant orange/red blooms. They are round with a bright yellow throat. Most of the time, but not always they are double, with some having lots of layers, and some a “tuft” of petals in the middle. This semi-evergreen tetraploid sometimes also gets a tiny bit of gold on the edges of the petals making it look like a mini campfire.
$9.00
By Griesbach-Caldwell, 1973
Daylily Circus Wheel
An oldie, but a goodie; Circus Wheel will really pop in the back of your border. The scapes are tall at 34” and the 6” flowers are bright red with a large gold throat and a darker halo. This dormant diploid blooms mid-season but extends into the later season as well.
$12.00
By Aden – 1981
This is another of our miniature daylilies growing to only 12 inches with cute little blooms only 2.75 inches wide. It may be small, but it’s covered with blooms. It’s a mid-season, dormant, diploid that is cranberry red with green throat; nice for the front of your border.
By Brown – 1978
Daylily Double Firecracker
This 20” plant bears 4-5”, fire engine red, double blossoms. It starts early and blooms through summer. It is a dormant diploid.
$8.00
By Croker 1984
Daylily Cranberry Baby
Ht. 12″ zone 3
Early mid-season, re-blooming miniature, extended season.
Really cute!
Cranberry pink with a chartreuse throat.
dormant, diploid
$6.00
By Stamile – 1991
The large robust plant is the present and the giant 8 to 9” bright Christmas red flowers are the bow. It is classified as UF (unusual form) because the top petals are spatulate and the lower petals are spider like, thus making the flower look star like. The early to mid-season blooming flowers have a bright yellow throat that blends out to the diamond dusted petals, kind of sparkling in the sun. At up to 36”, this dormant tetraploid stands up to summer weather.
Parentage: (VELVET WIDOW X Tetra OPEN HEARTH).
By Yonski – 2001
Daylily Christmas Present
This daylily sports a 5 inch, bright cherry red flower with a chartreuse throat and a bit of a star on the midribs. It is a dormant tetraploid with a nice light fragrance that blooms mid-season and continues into the late season. It gets about 2 ½ feet tall.
$8.00
By Marsh – 1977
Daylily Chicago Ruby Red
Another of the beautiful Chicago Reds; Chicago Ruby is a little rounder, fuller and darker than Chicago Apache. The gold throat stands out on this mid-season blooming 5” flower. A semi-evergreen tetraploid; it is a rapid grower. Be sure to plant it far enough away from your other daylilies so they don’t grow together.
$6.00
By Marsh-Klehm – 1981
Daylily Chicago Apache
This is an eye catching velvet red daylily with a yellow throat that will bloom a little later than most. The 5” flowers on this dormant tetraploid are held atop 30” scapes. The plant will be a little darker and I think a bit nicer in a little shade and will be more claret red in full sun and the white to pink mid rib will show up a bit more.
$6.00
By Durio 1974
Daylily Baja
This plants huge 6 inch, bright red blooms, on 2.5 foot scapes, really stand out in the garden. This red will not fade or spot in the sun like some do. The throat is golden as are the stamens and there is a thin gold mid-rib. A prolific bloomer; it is a semi-evergreen; tetraploid.
This plant has large fans so an order will be two fans rather than my normal three.
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