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"Strawberry Candy"
Strawberry Pink Blend with Rose Red Eye-Zone and Edge, and a Golden Green Throat. Height is 26" with 4.25" bloom. Early to Mid-Season Rebloomer, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, Extended Bloom Honorable Mention 1993; Award of Merit 1996; Annie T. Giles Award 1994; Don C. Stevens Award 1995; Stout Silver Medal 1998. It blooms from early June in my garden to early July. |
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"Paper Butterfly" (Morss 1983)
The plant is 24-28 inch tall, 5½ inch flower. Cream peach and blue violet blend with blue violet eye zone and green throat. Tetraploid. Award of Merit and Lenington All-American Award. . This is an incredibly beautiful daylily. In my garden "Paper Butterfly" blooms from early June to early July. |
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"Abbots Magic" (D. Kirchhoff 1994 )
A 28" tall semi-evergreen tetraploid with 6½" pastel rose blooms. This early bloomer (with rebloom and extended bloom) has a rose halo, chartreuse throat and gold edges. |
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"Absolute Treasure" Stamile 98,
6"-7" orchid rose self, 32" scapes, tet, evergreen foliage, fragrant. Beautiful pink!! Reported to be a repeat bloomer. The flower is a very pure lilac and orchid With a Green Throat. Round symmetrical form. I bought this daylily through the Lily Auction from Loraine Waite in the spring of 07. It's bloom season in my garden is from June 2 to the 25th, fairly short, but lovely while it lasts. |
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"Alaskan Midnight" (Porter ’91)
6" flowers on 32" scapes. This dormant tetraploid blooms Early. It is a Black-purple self with a green throat, is fragrant and nocturnal. I bought this daylily in August of 2007 through the Lily Auction from Laura Burris. It bloomed in my garden in mid June in 2008. |
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"All American Plum"
Tetraploid 30" tall, Early bloomer, Evergreen, Repeat bloom, Extended Bloom, 5 ½" bloom. A long blooming purple plum, a green heart. I got this daylily in the fall of 2006 from Gildber H. Wild and Sons. It bloomed May 28th in 07 and in early June in 2008. In 2009, it began blooming June 2. |
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"Always Afternoon"(Morss, M. L. 1987)
A medium mauve-edged buff with purple eyezone and green throat. Height: 22 inches; Flower Size: 5½ inches. Tetraploid; Early, Reblooms, Extended Bloom; Foliage Habit: semi-evergreen. Stout Silver Medal 1997. This is a gorgeous daylily in the garden. |
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"American Revolution" (Perry 1925)
A magnificent dark wine daylily with velvety 5" flowers. The petals are slightly ruffled and fold back gently. Blooms mid-season. Plants are 28" tall. In my garden this daylily blooms from early June until late July. I love American Revolution. |
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"Antique Gold."
This very early daylily might be "Sparkling Orange" but until I know its true name, I call it "Antique Gold." Brilliant diamond dusted golden/orange self. Very Early bloomer. I acquired this daylily many years ago and moved it to the Sturbridge garden in 2004. In my garden it begins blooming in mid May and continues until early July. This one is well worth the garden space. |
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"Apricot Sparkles " (Apps 2000)
A 15" dwarf daylily with 3"-4" deep apricot-yellow blooms and a delightful sparkling diamond-dusted finish. Although it is reported to repeat constantly from May to frost, it's performance in my garden has been somewhat less impressive. Diploid. It has winter dormant foliage. I begins blooming early June and has a few blooms throughout the summer. Sometimes it reblooms in early October. |
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"Art Gallery Fringe" (Lambertson 1998)
Stunning bi-tone. A lovely 4" tetraploid, rose orange bi-tone with soft gold edge. An early season bloomer that keeps on repeating! 24" scape. I won this daylily in the winter of 2006 through the Lily Auction from Laura St. Onge. In my garden the bloom season is early June until early July -- with oodles of flowers. This is one grand daylily. |
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"Atlanta Heart Stealer" (Petree 1985)
25" tall, blooms mid-season with 6" flowers. This tetraploid is rose pink with yellow-green eyezone, green throat, and pronounced white midribs. The reflexed sepals are paler pink. Foliage is dormant. In my garden the bloom season is from mid June until mid July. |
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"Autumn Blaze" (Richards (1960)
A 38 Inches tall, very late red/yellow diploid, dormant. It's bloom season in mid August has been short in my garden. |
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"Autumn Daffodil" (Kraus 1948)
46" height, 3" flower very late. Medium yellow flowers with broad, nicely flared petals. Tall, narrow foliage. Dormant foliage, Diploid, Fragrant. I got this daylily in the spring of 2007 from Hill Gardens of Maine. In my garden this charming daylily bloomed from July 13th until August 29th, when most other daylilies were long gone. |
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"Awesome Blossom" (Salter 1996)
scapes 24" tall and the flowers are 5" wide. "Awesome Blossom" is reported to be an early to mid-season reblooming daylily, though there has been no rebloom in my garden. This beautiful daylily with evergreen foliage is antique rose with raisin plum eyezone and yellow to green throat. In my garden the bloom season has been from June 1 to June 19th. Although it has a wonderful flower, the short bloom season makes me wonder if it is worth the garden space. |
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"Bama Belle"(Webster,1993)
A 7" cream pink blend that blooms on 26" scapes. It is listed as a mid-season rebloomer & a hardy semi-evergreen Tetraploid. I blooms in my garden from mid June to mid July with lovely blooms that fade in the sun. |
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"Bama Bound" (Webster 86)
24" tall, Mid Season 5" Bloom, Semievergreen tetraploid. Fragrant, dark red self with a narrow, sunny yellow band and an apple green throat; sunfast. Midribs are yellow at the throat, turning to purple towards the edges. Tightly recurved sepals, ruffled petals, and smooth sepals. Blooms in midsummer on sturdy, well-budded stems -- in my garden from mid June to mid July, but sparsely. I love the velvety texture. |
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"Bama Music" (Hardy 1966)
28" Mid Season bloomer Dormant and is a repeat bloomer for some. 5" pale pink (true pink - not peach) self with yellow throat. mid-season, diploid. In my garden it has bloomed from mid June to mid July. |
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"Beautiful Edgings" (Copenhaver ’89)
7" flowers on 30" scapes. This semi-evergreen diploid is a mid season fragrant bloomer that is a rebloomer in some gardens. It is cream with light rose edge and a green throat. This is a spectacular daylily in my opinion and in my garden has bloomed from mid June to mid July. |
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"Bengal Bay" (Salter 1996)
28-29" Scapes with 6" blossoms. This fragrant semi-evergreen tetraploid is a Mid-Season and reported to be a rebloomer. (Parents: Pirate's Patch X Seedling) Cream yellow with bold black purple eye, matching edge and green throat. I love this dramatic daylily though it has not been prolific in my garden. It blooms from early June to early July. |
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"Bertie Ferris" (Winniford 1969)
20" Early, Dormant 2 ½" bloom. Persimmon orange self. Reported to be one of the first daylilies to bloom. The small lovely flowers stay open late into the afternoon. Award-winning variety for edging or containers. In my garden it begins blooming very early June and only sporadically thereafter. |
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"Best Kept Secret" (Kirchhoff 1990)
5½" Tetraploid, rose pink blossom with coral rose watermark. 28" scape; Mid season and reported to repeat bloom in some gardens. NICE! In my garden it has bloomed from mid June to the end of June. |
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"Best Of Friends" (Spaulding 1975)
19" tall 6½" bloom, pink blend Early to Mid Bloomer, extended bloom, evergreen, diploid. In my garden it has bloomed from mid June to early July, but may do better when the clump is bigger. |
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"Betty Warren Woods" (Munson 1987)
A wonderful and prolific daylily with 4½ inch blooms with good substance on 24 inch scapes. (The flowers are larger in my garden) Cream yellow shaded in lemon yellow with a gold ruffled edge. Well branched. Early mid season. It is reported to be a good repeat bloomer in some gardens. Fragrant. Evergreen. Tetraploid. In my garden it blooms from early June until late July. |
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"Bill Norris" ( Kirchhoff 1993)
29" Scapes with fragrant 5" sunny gold blooms. This mid-season bloomer is reported to rebloom. It is a Tetraploid with Semi-evergreen foliage. In my garden it blooms in mid June for a couple of weeks, but may do better when it is better established. It is a gorgeous daylily. |
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| "Big Time Happy" (Darrel Apps 1993) An outstanding daylily that seems to just keep going. This lovely and vigorous diploid has 4" soft lemon-yellow blooms with ruffled edges and a green throat. The flowers are very like Happy Returns but double the surface area -- on 18 inch scapes. It begins flowering in my garden very early in June and continues through the entire month of July. It may bloom even longer and live up to it's reputation when the plants get bigger. |
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"Black Eyed Susan" (Stevens D 1983)
Tetraploid, 26" scapes, 5½ blooms, Early to Mid season and reported to re-bloom in some gardens, though not yet in mine. It's flowers are butter yellow gold with a red-purple eyezone. High bud count. In my garden it blooms from mid June until mid July. |
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"Blackberry Wine"
A pet name for this lovely reblooming daylily. The blooms are fairly small - 2¾", but there are lots of them on the robust 23" tall plants. It begins blooming in very early June until mid July. It sometimes reblooms late in the season. |
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"Black Eyed Stella" (Roberson 1989)
One of the longest blooming. A rebloomer that rivals Stella D'Oro. Features yellow flowers with bold, dramatic dark red eyes. An award winner. 20-24". In my garden this great daylily blooms from mid May until frost, though not continuously. |
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"Bonnie Corley" (Hendricks 93)
Diploid, 4 1/2" flowers, 25" scapes, Evergreen foliage, This lovely daylily is pink with a cherry red eyezone and a green throat, Early to mid Rebloomer, Excellent, Flashy. |
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"Bonanza" (Ferrick 1954)
Striking, golden yellow trumpets sport a rust-red halo in the center. 21 -34", mid-season bloomer, golden yellow with brown eye. 5" Blooms, Diploid., Dormant. In my garden this wonderful daylily blooms from mid June until late July. I love it. |
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| "Book of Kells" (Lambertson '99) is a 32" semi-evergreen tetraploid that blooms mid season and is reported to rebloom in some gardens. It has 5½" flowers that are a light pink-violet with a dark purple eye & edge. It blooms in my garden from mid June to mid July. |
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"Breed Apart" (E.Salter 95)
4.25" flowers, 26" tall. Blend of coral, orange and pink with bold gold edge. In my garden this lovely daylily blooms for something over two weeks in mid June. I love this neat daylily even though it does not bloom a very long time. |
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| "Bright Sunset " (Rudolph 1978) Early Bloomer - Extended, Highly fragrant 6 " flowers the color of a tropical sunset: burnt coppery-orange self with a golden orange band and small, deep green throat Petals have prominent gold midribs and tightly ruffled edges; sepals have smooth, gold edge, 36 " tall, Dormant Tetraploid. This one demands attention from early June to early July. |
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"Brookwood Early On" (Sharp ’95)
Over 2¾" flowers on 17" scapes. This dormant diploid blooms early and is fragrant. It is gold with a red-brown eyezone and a green throat. This daylily is a very sweet miniature and blooms from early June to mid July in my Oklahoma garden |
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| "Buttered Popcorn" (Benzinger 1971) 6" blooms, 32" scapes, Tetraploid, dormant foliage, Mid to Late bloomer with rebloom. Butter yellow self. In my garden it blooms from early June until late July, then again for a week or so in mid August. I great daylily that really stands out. |
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"Calico Spider" (Crandall, 1987)
The scapes are 32 inches, bloom size 6.75 inches, blooms midseason - extended, diploid, evergreen, Gold spider type with brown mahogany eyezone. (parentage: Lady Neva X Kansan) |
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"Canadian Border Patrol" (Salter, 1995)
semi-evergreen. Tetraploid. 28-inch scapes, 6 inch bloom. Pale Ivory with ruffled deep purple edge. Early to mid season bloomer and reported to be a rebloomer. 2000 Don Stevens Award, 2001 Award of Merit. In my garden this wonderful daylily began blooming in early June and continued with lots of blooms until almost mid July. |
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Cantique (Bryant E. 1980)
22" tall, 5¼" flowers, Mid-Season, Clear pink self, tiny green throat, dormant, extended bloom. Stout Silver medal. In my garden it blooms from late June through late July. |
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"Carolyn Criswell" (Harris-Petree 1977)
4¼" flowers, 23" tall. Soft yellow sepals with a large, canary yellow eye and lime green throat. Extra wide petals with pronounced ruffled edges; sepals are smooth. The best daylily foliage; deep blue green and remarkably insect and disease resistant. Reported to bloom for over several weeks beginning in early summer. Flowers last at least 16 hrs each. In my garden it begins blooming in mid June through early July. |
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"Challenger" (Stout 49)
Extra tall, medium red flower of modest size. High bud count and candelabra branching coupled with its very late season makes it a welcome addition to the garden. An altissima hybrid that is reported to be a rebloomer. H.M. Award. This amazing old Stout hybrid sends flowering scapes to six feet before opening in midsummer. Each stem is home to clusters of large spidery, bright red flowers. In my garden it blooms from late July until mid August. |
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"Chance Encounter" (Stamile 1994)
A 6" raspberry rose blend with gold edge and green throat that is a dormant fertile tetraploid blooming early mid season and listed as a rebloomer on 25" scapes. In my garden it has bloomed from mid June to early August. |
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"Chicago Apache" (Marsh)
40" tall 5" flowers. Rich velvet red. Tetraploid. Long bloomer. In my garden it blooms from late June, throughout July and mid August. This daylily is a real winner. |
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| "Chevron Spider" (Hansen 1992)10" bloom, 30" height, cream peach spider variant with Burgundy eyezone above lime green throat. Diploid, evergreen foliage, rebloomer, early to mid season. Very prolific. Award winner. It blooms in my garden from mid June through the entire month of July. |
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"Chicago Cherry" (Marsh 1975)
A beautiful cherry red and blooms very well. It is sturdy, stands up well to hot summers, and increases well. 6½" bloom, 23" tall, Early-Mid Season, Semi-evergreen. "Chicago Cherry" has a faint midrib on the petals and a yellow throat. A robust plant and a good bloomer. In my garden it's bloom season is from mid June to almost mid July. |
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"Chorus Line" (Kirchhoff D, 1981)
Dormant 20" Early with rebloom. Cheerful, deep-rose petals, slightly darker eyezone, and dusty-pink midribs, with occasional pink bands. Throat is bright yellow-green on these 3½" fragrant blooms. 2004 All-American winner. This sturdy daylily blooms in mid June and continues with lots of flowers until almost mid July. |
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| This is the species daylily "Hemerocallis Citrina," and quite possibly the variant "Citrina Vespertina." It is a nocturnal bloomer -- opens in the afternoon and blooms through the night. Also producing a fragrance, "Hemerocallis citrina" has 5-inch tight trumpet-like blooms. It is quite tall (over 4 foot high in my garden), and it is heavily branched. It blooms from mid June until late July. |
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"Condilla" (Grooms, 1977)
Diploid. Dormant foliage. Flower Size: 4.5" Height: 20" Bloom Season: Early mid-season. Vibrant double gold self. Ida Munson Honorable Mention 1982. Award for the best Double 1984. Lenington Award for performance around the country 1991. Ida Munson Award 1984. Award of Merit 1985. It begins blooming in mid June -- then continues until late July. |
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"Coyote Moon" (David Kirchhoff 1995)
A 28" scapes, Rebloomer 3.5" blooms, tetraploid, Medium yellow with gray cinnamon halo and yellow-green throat. Very hardy and beautiful in a clump. In my garden it blooms from early June to late June. |
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"Custard Candy" (Stamile 1989)
A classic candy creation. 24" scape; 4¼" cream yellow blossom with maroon eye. Blooms in my garden from mid June to early July. Reported to bloom in some gardens. |
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"Court Magician" (Munson 1987)
26" scape. 5" tetraploid, purple blossom with chalky lilac eye. Early to mid season bloomer that reportedly repeats. In my garden it blooms from late June to late July. I think it is a spectacular daylily. |
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"Crinkled Beauty" (Wild 1988)
22" tall, reported to repeat bloom, 5½" bloom. Dormant, Diploid, red/violet with lavender markings, yellow green throat. Extended bloom. In my garden it has bloomed from mid June until mid July. |
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"Crystal Sea" (1998 Bell)
large clear lavender-pink with darker veins. 6¾ blossoms 27" scapes. midseason-rebloomer evergreen fragrant. It blooms in my garden from mid June until early July. |
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"Dainty Eyes"
Ruffled 5" blooms of deep yellow with maroon eyezones and green throats. Often reblooms. Midseason. Ht. 22". I acquired this daylily in the spring of 2006 from Oakes Daylilies, and it bloomed June 16th. In 2007 it bloomed June 20 and continued for a long time. By late July it was still putting up new scapes. In 2008 it began blooming June 27th. I'm loving this cheerful prolific daylily. |
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"Dark Star"(Connell)
very tall 32"- 48" height 6-7" flower - early to mid season bloom. spider flower of wine purple with a lime yellow heart radiating along the midribs. Occasionally has extra petals. Evergreen foliage. It has bloomed for me from early June to early July. |
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"Decatur Cherry Smash" (Davidson, '81)
26" scapes, 4¼ flowers, tetraploid, Midseason with rebloom. Vibrant pink with red eye and gold throat. Its blooms for me from late June to mid July. |
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| "Desperado Love" (Stamile '97) is a 26" semi-evergreen tetraploid, with mid season bloom and rebloom. The 5" blooms are yellow with a plum purple eyezone and green throat . The bloom season is from mid June to late July. Very striking in the garden and quite sturdy though the branching is a bit too tight. |
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"Dominic" (Williams 1984)
5½" red blooms, 30" tall, semi-evergreen, tetraploid, Early-Mid Season plus rebloom. Gorgeous dark reddish black blooms and a very vigorous, rapidly-increasing plant. Faint midribs in the petals and a yellow throat. It blooms early to late June. |
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"Dragons Eye" (E.H. Salter 1991)
24"; 4" blossoms. The 1997 winner of the Annie T. Giles Award for best small-flowered daylily. Janice Brown is parent. In my garden this daylily begins blooming in late June, but has not done that well for me. It, however, is beautiful. |
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"Ed Brown" (Salter 1997)
Tetraploid, 5½" blooms, 28" tall. Semi-evergreen, Beautiful pale ice pink Daylily with a heavy braided and extremely tight ruffled quarter inch gold edge. Early Mid Season very fertile great for edges. Good Repeat Bloomer. In my garden it blooms early to mid June and throughout most of July. |
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"Ed Murray" Diploid (Grovatt '70)
Height: 30" -- 4" dramatic velvety red-black petals with a bright yellowish-green throat; one of the very best in this color category. Color is entirely sunfast. Midribs are yellow in the throat area, blending into the deep red petals midway. Loosely ruffled petals; smooth, recurved sepals. Blooms in mid to late summer. Extended bloom--flowers last at least 16 hrs. each. Stout Silver Medal 1981, Lenington All-American Award 1983. It begins blooming in mid June for me and continues through the entire month of July. I love this great daylily. |
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"Edith Sliger" (Salter, J. 2000)
25" Semi-evergreen foliage, Early-Mid Rebloomer with 5" Flowers described as deep rose pink coral with a small green throat. A ruffled gold edge and deeper rose veining accent the flowers. Scapes are well branched with four and five way branching. Parents: (Ed Brown X (Classic Romance X Timeless Romance) The short bloom season in my garden is from early June until mid to late June. |
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"Eenie Weenie " (Aden, 1976)
A 10" Early-Mid Season Bloomer, Repeat and Extended bloomer, 2" bloom. Yellow self with green throat. Early to Mid-Season Rebloomer, Dormant, Diploid, Extended Blooms This dwarf miniature begins blooming in early June for me, but so far does not live up to it's extended bloom reputation in my garden. |
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"El Desperado" (Stamile 1991)
Mustard Yellow with Wine Purple Eye and matching pencil-thin edging along crimped petal edge. Height is 28" with 4.25" Bloom. Late Season Bloom, Dormant, Tetraploid, Extended Bloom Junior Citation, 1992; Honorable Mention, 1997; Award of Merit, 2000. In my garden it blooms from early June to mid July. |
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"Elizabeth Salter" (Salter 92)
5½" and heavily textured and ruffled. It is melon-pink, vigorous, and 26" tall. This lovely tetraploid is fast to increase, has semi-evergreen foliage. It has good branching and is a heavy bloomer. Stout Silver Medal Winner 2000. In my garden it generally begins blooming early to mid June and is finished by mid July. |
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"Emperor Butterfly" (Munson 1986)
28" Scapes with 5" Blooms. This evergreen tetraploid is an Early to Mid Season Rebloomer. Violet orchid mauve blend with yellow violet watermark and chartreuse throat. It blooms in my garden from late June through late July. |
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"Emperor's Dragon" Munson 1988
26" scapes 5" silvery mauve with raisin plum eye bloom, tetraploid, evergreen foliage, extended bloom. In my garden it has bloomed as early as late May and continues through mid July. |
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"Evening Seashell" (Billingslea 1995)
6" blooms 22" tall, semi-evergreen, early mid-season, seashell pink, pink veining, light rose halo, green throat, Rebloom, diploid, Extended bloom. In my garden it begins blooming in early June and throughout that month, sometimes reblooming again in late July or early August. This is one beautiful daylily. |
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"Eye Declare" (Stamile 92)
Pink with red eye, extended bloom, Tetraploid, Dormant, Middle to late bloomer, 25" 5" blooms. Rebloomer. In my garden it begins blooming in mid to late June and continues through mid to late August. |
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"Fairy Tale Pink"
A light pink (or peach, depending on soil conditions) blending to gold in the throat, ruffled, with green throat, 5½" bloom, do not fade in sunlight, 18-24" tall, mid-season, repeat bloomer, extended bloom. Semi-Evergreen/dormant, Diploid Honorable Mention 1984, Award of Merit 1987; Stout Silver Medal 1990. This daylily is one of my favorites and blooms from early June to mid July with beautiful flowers on a sturdy plant. |
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"Fat Lady Sings" (J. Shooter 2001)
A dormant diploid , 6" blooms and 30" scapes. Magenta burgundy, apple green center, triangular. Late bloomer. I blooms from early July well into August in my garden. |
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"Feather Down" (Wild 1981)
28 inch scapes, cream dusted peach with yellow veins. Wide yellow throat brushed up onto petals, green eye. Dormant. Diploid, 5¾" fuffled single. Mid-Late season. The bloom season for this daylily in my garen is late June until early July. |
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"Fooled Me" (Reilly/Hein, 1990)
24 inch tall tetraploid. 5 1/2 inch bloom in early July. Golden yellow edged with deep red eyezone and green throat. Dormant. 2005 AHS Stout Medal Winner 2003 Waterman Award Winner 9th in the 2005 AHS popularity poll. It blooms for me from mid June to the end of July. This one is very striking in the garden. |
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"Forever Red" (Kirchoff 94)
25" 5½" velvet cherry colorfast red self, tetraploid, evergreen, blooms mid-season with extended bloom, fertile both ways. The red is vibrant and demands attention. Plant is vigorous and hardy, fast to increase. In my garden the bloom season is from mid June through early July. |
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"Forgotten Dreams" (Elliott 1999)
Grey Blue with Wine Eye, Height is 25" with 6½" Bloom. Mid to Late Season Rebloomer, SemiEvergreen, Diploid, Fragrant, Extended Bloom. The bright morning color fades in the sun. In my garden it has begun blooming in early to mid June and continues through the end of that month. |
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"Frequent Comment" (Rice 98)
23" evergeen tetraploid that blooms early-mid season with rebloom. The 5½" flowers are extremely round with heavy ruffling. Distinctive blend of colors including yellow, rouge and peach. Very heavy substance. It blooms in my garden from early to mid June throughout July. This daylily lives up to its name. |
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"Forty Carats" (Benz 1988)
5½ blooms, 30" scapes, Mid season bloomer, dormant foliage, tetraploid, Great form. Glistening gold pumpkin flowers embellished with a deep green throat, high bud count! Heavy pie crusting and ruffling! Fast grower with many buds.. Parents (JUDAH X TETRA MAVIS SMITH) In my garden it has bloomed from mid June into early July. |
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"Frans Hall" (Flory '55)
Bright rust-orange and yellow bi-color with creamy midrib on petals, Sepals are clear orange-yellow for contrast. 18-24 inches tall, 4.5" blooms. Mid-season bloomer. This is a "tough-as-nails" heirloom daylily. Showy when established into a large clump. This variety is Dormant and a Diploid and has a long bloom time. In my garden it begins in early July and continues into August. |
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"Gentle Shepherd" (Yancy 1980)
This large white daylily is 34" tall with 5" flowers with broad petals that are lightly ruffled petals and flare widely. Sepals recurve gently. Heart is a pale lime tone. Award of Merit. In my garden this lovely white daylily begins to bloom in mid June to mid July. |
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"Gold Embroidery" (Benz ’92)
34" tall, 5" flowers. Mid to Late bloomer. Beautiful, diamond dusted, bright yellow colored, ruffled flowers. It opens consistently flat under most weather conditions. This first class 5 inch flower has very straight, erect scapes that give way to 5 way branching and 40+ bud counts! In my garden this large, fragrant daylily begins to bloom in early to mid June and continues for six weeks. Gorgeous flowers. |
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"Golden Ruffles"
is the name I gave this wonderful daylily until I know it's true name. It was sold to me as Spacecoast Starburst, but was obviously very different than the description. It is, however, a wonderful daylily, and I'm glad I have it. It blooms from early June to the end of the month. |
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"Gracious Living" (Wild 1987)
This dormant early bloomer is 32" tall with 6¼" ruffled, creped blooms. This diploid is light salmon/peach with slight sienna air brushing and green-gold throat. It is fragrant and an extended bloomer. In my garden it blooms from early to mid June until early July. |
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"Green Flutter" (Williamson, 1964)
diploid that features yellow asymmetrical flowers (to 3.5") with green throats. Scapes typically rise to 20" tall. Foliage is semi-evergreen. Blooms in midseason. In my garden it blooms from early to mid June to early July. |
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"Hearts On Fire"
A lovely crimson red daylily with a yellow throat. I'm not certain this is the correct name. It blooms mid-season. The stately daylily blooms in my garden from early to mid June to mid to late July. |
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"Heirloom Heaven" (Apps 1997)
26" scapes Late Dormant Rebloomer 4 ½" bloom. A bright red with a touch of orange, yellow throat. Parents: (PAPOOSE X WINEMAKER) Lots of rebloom. I ordered this daylily in August of 2007 from Gilbert H. Wild and Sons. In my garden it blooms from early July to early August. |
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"Heirloom Lace" (Wild 1963)
30" Scapes, Mid-Bloomer with Excellent Rebloom, Diploid, Dormant, Open in Evenings, 7" bloom. Extremely frilled, flat deep gold with green throat. I my garden it begins blooming in late June and continues until early August. |
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"Helix" - Stamile 2002,
33" tall, 9" flowers with 15 inch wingspan!, Evergreen, Tetraploid, Early-early with strong rebloom. Helix gets it's name from the way the sepals curl like an old fashioned watch spring! Helix has a huge celery green throat and and a cross between bordeau wine and a deep beet color petals. It has great substance and the flowers face outward on strong scapes. It's parentage is Inky Fingers X Web Browser. I blooms from early June until the end of the month in my garden. |
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"Hemerocallis fulva"
A species daylily native to Europe -- 4 foot or taller. It was introduced into the United States in the late 19th century as an ornamental. It escaped into natural and disturbed areas throughout the United States. I have two distinct varieties of this species. The one that I designate as "Early" blooms from early June until mid August. The late variety, which begins to bloom when this one is almost finished. |
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"Hemerocallis fulva"
A species daylily native to Europe -- 4 foot or taller. It was introduced into the United States in the late 19th century as an ornamental. It escaped into natural and disturbed areas throughout the United States. I have two distinct varieties of this species. The one that I designate as "late" began blooming in late July, when the early one is on the wane, and continues to bloom until frost. |
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"Holy Spirit" (Guidry 1979)
20" Scapes. Very Early Rebloomer 6" blooms, Diploid. Evergreen foliage. Fragrant. Nocturnal. Extended bloom. Cream self. It blooms from the end of June until early July. |
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"Honey Jubilee"
A soft cream and honey blend with the honey hues softly concentrated toward the ruffles. Petals nearly completely round and very flat open from the heart. Sepals recurve creating a slightly triangular form of the three round and exquisitely ruffled petals. The plant is 24"-28", blooms mid season with incredibly beautiful 6" flowers. In my garden is begins to bloom in early June and continues through mid August. |
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"Hush Little Baby" (Sikes 1992)
repeat bloom – Extended bloom. Romantic rose pink with a chartreuse throat, lighter pink eye heavily ruffled. Height is 22" with 5" bloom. Mid to Late Season Rebloomer, Dormant, Diploid. Thick, waxy petals hold their color and ruffling despite heat and humidity. In my garden it begins blooming in early July for a rather short season. |
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"Ida's Braid" (Kaskel 97)
23" scapes, Mid to Late season rebloomer, 5.25" lavender blend with gold bubbly edges, full perfect form, easily fertile both ways, fast increase. Makes large fans. Tetraploid. It has bloomed mid June to mid July in my garden. |
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"Ida's Magic" (Munson, I. 1988)
28" tall, early mid bloomer, 6" blooms, evergreen foliage, tetraploid; Amber peach with gold edge; Award of Merit 1999; Stout Silver Medal 2001. The temperature can make a big difference in the color of this daylily. In my garden it has bloomed from mid June to late July. |
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"Igor" - Stamile 2000
Spider Varient 44" tall with 10" blooms. Evergreen Tetraploid, Early with rebloom, Fragrant. Igor is cream with a nile green throat and a garnet plum eye. In my garden it has bloomed from early June to early July. |
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"In A Whirl" (Wild 1982)
24" scapes, Late Bloomer with Rebloom, Dormant foliage, Fragrant, 7 ½" bloom. Huge yellow ruffled spider! Excellent substance and a long bloomer! In my garden it has bloomed from late June to mid July. |
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"Indian Giver" (Ferguson 1991)
20" tall with a 4.5" bloom. It is an early to mid season bloomer and a multiple rebloomer. The flower is bright purple with a purple watermark, a green throat and a white picotee edge. A vigorous grower. The foliage is semi-evergreen and it is diploid. |
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"Inexcusably Attractive" (Gate97 )
has round, full pink 6’ blooms with a touch of lavender. It is 24" tall and is an early bloomer with rebloom. In my garden it has bloomed early June to early July. |
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"Inner Destiny" (Stamile ’02)
A 28" evergreen tetraploid with early-mid season bloom with rebloom. The 4 1/2" blooms are a dramatic alabaster cream bordered in plum black with a plum black eye and deep green throat. 5-6 way branching with 40 buds. In my garden it has bloomed early to mid June until mid July. |
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"In Search Of Angels" (Stamile 2002)
Tetraploid (cross of ROSE FEVER x GREAT WHITE ) is 22" high, 5.5" bloom and blooms EM and Reblooms. Intense cerise rose with green throat, heavy substance, flat form, silver edge, deep fluted ruffling. |
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"Irish Linen" (McRae 1982)
26" Scapes, Early to Mid Rebloomer, Semi-Evergreen, Fragrant, Diploid, 6" bloom. Clear cream with faint green halo and green throat. Long blooming with excellent rebloom. I ordered this daylily in August of 2007 from Gilbert H. Wild and Sons. In my garden it has bloomed from early June to the end of the month. |
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"Isle of Dreams" (Morss 1989)
Wonderful eyezone. 22" scape; TET. Early to mid season bloomer that repeats. 6" cream blossom with medium lilac eye. In my garden it blooms from early to late June. |
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"Isleworth" (Pat Stamile)
Early-Mid-Rebloomer. Ivory cream with plum eye and edge. A great breeding plant. Very large eye, great edge. Large throat adds contrast. 25" Tall 5" Flower. Evergreen Tetraploid. I received this daylily from Loraine Waite as a gift in the spring of 07. It bloomed in my garden in late June to mid July. |
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"Isolde" (Lambert 1981)
Dark purple self green throat. This diploid has 24" scapes, 6" blossoms, Early bloomer, extended bloom. It sometimes reblooms. Dormant. Stout Silver Medal. It begins blooming in my garden in mid May and continues throughout July. What a great daylily. |
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"Jason Salter" (Salter E.H. 1987)
18" Scapes, Early to Mid Rebloomer, Evergreen foliage, 2 ¾" bloom. Dainty yellow with bold lavender purple eye. Small green heart, cream rib. Profuse long blooming variety, a real eye catcher! In my garden it begins blooming late May and continues on and off until late July. |
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"Joan Senior" (Durio, 1977)
has near white ruffled 6" flowers with a lime green throat as is 25" tall. Joan Senior blooms early to mid season and repeats bloom cycle. Evergreen Diploid, vigorous. In my garden this daylily blooms from early June until mid to late July. |
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"Jolyene Nicole" (Spald/Guill (1984)
This daylily is 14" tall and has 6" blooms. Rebloomer, Evergreen foliage, mid season bloom. In my garden this wonderful pink daylily begins blooming in early June and continues throuh mid July. It sometimes blooms again in the autumn. Jolyene Nicole is one of my favorite pinks. |
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"Julia's Choice" (Wall 1986)
26" tall, 6½" near white self, evergreen foliage, diploid. This cream-colored daylily is beautifully shaped and performs very well in my garden. In my garden this wonderful daylily begins blooming mid June and continues through late July. I love this one for its graceful shape. |
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"Kansas Kitten" (Jack Carpenter 2002)
22" tall dormant diploid. The 5" flowers are lavender purple with a bold dark purple eye and bright chartreuse throat. Rapid increase. This daylily was not spectacularly its first year, but it has been lovely since then. It begins in mid June and continues until through the end of June. |
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"Kindly Light" (Bechtold 1949)
Lemon yellow self. Dormant. Diploid. 1st Harris Olson Spider Award winner in 1989. This striking spider has 7" blooms, 28" tall, and blooms mid-season. It is the quintessential example of a "classic" spider (defined as having petals 5 times as long as they are wide.) In my garden it begins in early June and continues to bloom for a month. |
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"Kwanso Hemerocallis fulva"
a species daylily similar in growth habit to that of "fulva." However the scape is considerably later and the persimmon orange flower is double. Description: Orange double over lapping triple petals naturalized throughout the south and parts of the north. They bloom two weeks after "Hemerocallis Fulva" daylilies. It is a triploid, dormant foliage habit, 5" flowers, height 30", Mid season. In my garden it begins blooming in late June and continues until mid July. |
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"Kwan Yin" (Moldovan 1966)
24", Early to Mid season bloomer, 5 1/2" beautiful light pink/green rebloomer. Handsome light salmon pink and green blend with extra showy green throat. Dormant Diploid. Reported to be one of the best -- "a dream flower". In my garden it is not so dreamy. It begins blooming in late June for a very short bloom season. Perhaps it will do better when it is more established. |
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"Laddie Boy" (Wild 1983)
19" tall 5¾" bloom red edge burgundy, pink midrib mid season bloomer,dormant,diploid. I love the flowers of this daylily. For me it has bloomed from early June until very early July. |
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"Lady Khan" ( Moldovan 2001)
6.5" Rose purple blend with creamy orchid watermark and platinum and gold edges that blooms mid season & listed as a rebloomer on 30" scapes. It is a dormant tetraploid, lots of buds and fragrant. Its has bloomed in late June in my garden and continued until the end of the month. |
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"Last Red Star"
is the pet name I know this daylily by. The plant is 20" tall and the flowers are 4" wide. It spreads like a native -- perhaps even better. In my garen it begins blooming in late June and continues into early August. |
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"Last Flight Out" (Hansen, 1993)
Tetraploid, 22" scapes, Early to Mid Rebloomer, 6" bloom, semi-evergreen. Pale lavender, dk. violet eyezone, lime throat. This daylily has not been in my garden long enough to know its bloom season for me. |
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"Lavender Deal" (Kirby/Oakes 1981)
24" 7" fuschia Mid-Late-Rebloomer ,tetraploid, wonderfully fragrant. In my garden this large lovely daylily blooms from mid June until mid to late July. |
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"Lemon Yellow."
It is a very plain daylily, but performs well in my garden. The 5½" flowers rise on 26" scapes. I have wondered if it might be the somewhat taller Star Dream , but I can't confirm it. I have had these for years; they bloom from mid June until mid to late July and make a lovely statement in my garden. |
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"Little Grapette" (Williamson, 1970)
Award-winning 'Little Grapette' is amply adorned with deep purple flowers with green hearts. prolific, Producing 2-3/4" blooms early in the season, this miniature daylily is 12"- to 22"-tall Semi-evergreen, diploid. I has bloomed in late June in my garden for a very short bloom season, but perhaps it will do better when it is established. |
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"Little Charmer"
measures approximately 20" high with rosy violet blossoms 3½". In my garden this sweet daylily has done well; it begins blooming in mid June and continues with lots of blooms until mid July. |
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"Little Red Gems"
It might be Siloam Red Toy, but is slightly larger at 3½" than the registered size (2¾") for that variety. I begins blooming in my garden around mid June and continues through early July. I love this daylily and wish it bloomed a little longer. |
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"Lurch" (Stamile, P. 2000)
Tetraploid, Evergreen foliage, Blooms Early-Mid Season 9¼" blossoms 30" scapes. Cream, lavender and purple patterned eye, Spider Varient, 25 buds. EyeZone, green throat. In my garden it has bloomed in mid June and continued until almost mid July. |
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"Magic Obsession" (Salter 94)
Purple self with green throat. 5" blooms on a 24" scape Early to Mid season bloomer - reblooms Semi-evergreen Tetraploid - Vigorous and a High Bud Count, AHS Awards, Junior Citation 1995 Honorable Mention 1999. It begins blooming in early June and continues until the end of the month. I love the flower. |
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"Majestic Fortune" (Carr 02)
A 30" evergreen tetraploid with early season bloom. The 6" blooms are a dark clear deep purple with a complimentary medium sized watermark and a narrow white gold picotee. In my garden it begins blooming in mid June until early July. Then some years it has a short season again in September. |
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"Malaysian Monarch" (Munson, RW, 1986)
6" bloom, 24" tall, Early-Mid Season + rebloom, Semi-evergreen. Rich purple blooms have a crisp near white watermark around a yellow throat. A gorgeous variety - lots of big blooms. Tetraploid. |
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"Mardi Gras Parade " (Kroll 1992)
25" Mid season, dormant, rebloomer. Ruffled bright rose lavender, double wine eye. This beautiful daylily features a beautiful color combination of bright rose-lavender 4" blossoms with distinctive double wine eyes. Top that off with a bright green throat. Very high bud counts and blooms that have staying power. Grows 25" tall. It begins to bloom in my garden in mid June and continues until mid July. It often has another bloom season in the autumn. What a winner this one is; the flowers always look perfect. |
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"Martha Reed" (Gates 90)
26" tall 6" flowers. Everygreen foliage, Pink self with a green throat. It begins blooming in mid June in my garden and continues until mid July. |
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"Mask of Time" (J. Salter, 1993)
This spectacular daylily is a 26" tall tetraploid with 6" blooms. Orange rose with black plum eyezone above green throat. Semi-evergreen. Award of Merit, 2000. It blooms from mid June to early July in my garden. |
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"May May" (Hayward 76)
has a very long bloom season. 3½" Flowers, 30" tall, diploid. Fragrant, ivory with green at the throat, like Italian ice. Fragrant, nocturnal with semi-evergreen foliage. Small blooms on tall scapes. In my garden it has bloomed from early to mid June until mid July, then again in late summer. |
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May Star
In my garden it has bloomed from early June to early July. |
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"Midnight Raider" (Stamile 96)
30" scapes, 6.5" dark purple self, tet, evr, fragrant, fertile both ways. It blooms from early to mid June until mid July. |
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"Mildred Mitchell" (Mitchell K 1998)
scapes are 26" tall and the flowers are 6½" wide. (parents are Emperor's Dragon X Admiral's Braid) This tetraploid is an early to mid-season rebloomer, and the foliage is evergreen. Pink/Lavender with bluish eye edge. Multiplies quickly. The bloom season in my garden is from early June until the end of the month. |
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"Miss Jessie" (Hardy 1956)
blooms in mid-season. 7" Flower 40" tall diploid Dormant. Cream and orchid-mauve bicolor "spider" on wiry stems. H.M. Award. It blooms from early to mid June in my garden until mid July. |
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"Moneta Vallien" (Monette 1979)
Extra Early -- Rebloomer 19" scapes, 6" Blooms. Strong Reddish Orange Blend Semi-evergreen Diploid Nocturnal. In my garden it blooms from mid June to the end of the month. |
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"Moonlit Masquerade" (Salter,J.,1992)
22-28"tall, and has 5½" to 6" blossoms. Creamy white with huge purple eyzone and deep green throat. Matching picotee partially covers petal edges. Early to midseason. Repeat blooming. Tetraploid. Semi-evergreen. This exquisite daylily begins blooming early June in my garden and continues through mid July. One of my favorites. |
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"My Melinda" (Warner 1984)
This daylily, a child of Janice Brown, is very vigorous and long blooming. It is 24" tall with rose pink bi–tone flowers 3½" wide. Dormant Tetraploid, mid season. In my garden this great daylily blooms from mid June to mid July with oodles of buds. It multiplies nicely and is stronger every year. |
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"Olive Bailey Langdon " (Munson 1974)
Tetraploid 28" – Early-Mid Season Bloomer, Repeat bloom, 5" bloom. Long blooming dark purple self. In my garden it blooms from early to mid June and continues until the end of June. |
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"Orange Eyes"
is the rather generic name I know this daylily by. It is 20" tall and has 5½" flowers. I can't recall exactly where I got my start, but I believe it was in 2005. I have wondered if this daylily might be "Real Wind" (Wild) because the pictures look identical, but mine is a bit shorter with smaller blooms than the official description, so I will never know for sure. It blooms from late June to mid July. |
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"Ornamental Focus" (Stamile 00)
A 25" evergreen tetraploid that blooms early season. The huge 7" flowers are cream yellow with sharp spikes of burgundy emanating from the eye. Beneath the sharp spikes is a solid band of burgundy, then a band of lavender and an inner band of charcoal. 4-5 way branching with 25-30 buds. It blooms from late May in my garden until late June. This large daylily is much more striking in the garden than most. |
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"Pandora's Box" (1982 Talbott)
I bought this lovely daylily sale at Will Rogers Garden Center. Pandora's Box has 4" bloom and scapes 19" tall, but mine are taller, Early-Mid Season with rebloom, Evergreen. Blooms are a pale cream with a deep purple eyezone. Fragrant. The bloom season in my garden is mid June to mid July. |
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"Pardon Me" (Apps 1982)
18" height. Midseason, reblooming. 2¾ in. flower. Bright red self with yellow green throat. Fragrant. Nocturnal. Dormant foliage. Petals beautifully crimped. Miniature flowers open in darkness, and remain open throughout the following day. One of the half-dozen longest-of-all bloomers. Donn Fischer Memorial Award (1985), and a very highly coveted Award of Merit (1987). In my garden this daylily has bloomed from mid June to mid August. Then it began blooming again in late August and continued on and off until a hard freeze in early November. What a grand daylily! |
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"Patchwork Puzzle" (Salter 1990)
18" scape supports a small 2.75" Tetraploid blossom. Bloom is ivory lemon with a washed purple eye. Early to mid season bloomer that repeats. The bloom season is from mid June to the end of the month. |
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"Pearl Harbor" (Carr '97)
27" tall 5¾" cream yellow blend with gold braided edges. Blooms mid-season. Perfect form and easily fertile both ways. Tet, evergreen and extended bloom. I bought this daylily through the Lily Auction from Loraine Waite in the spring of 07. This fancy daylily begins to bloom in mid June to mid July. It is really quite wonderful. |
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"Picotee Rippled Ruffles" (J.Carpenter 2005)
28" scapes with a 5.25" bloom, is a mid-season bloomer and REBLOOMS. (Unending Melody x Tet Barbara Barnette) The flowers are a cream-salmon base color and bold eyes and edges of a red-maroon color. The edges are beautifully ruffled with the ruffles having a rippled and pleated effect. This gives the flowers an almost lacy edged effect. The foliage is evergreen and it is tetraploid. The daylily blooms for me from mid June to the end of the month. |
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"Pink Ambrosia" (Stamile '94)
6¾" blossoms on 28" scapes. This evergreen tetraploid blooms Early and has Rebloom. It is a pink bi-tone with a green throat. In my garden this daylily blooms from early June to early July. |
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"Pink Lemonade."
It is 22" tall and has 5" flowers. It blooms from mid June through early July. |
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"Pink Perfection"
23" tall and has beautifully shaped 4½" blossoms. Occasionally, it will have a bloom with more than the usual number of petals and sepals. It blooms for me from mid June through early July. This is one beautiful daylily. |
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"Plain Janice"
I bought this daylily as "Janice Brown" in 2007 from Gilbert H. Wild, but when it bloomed that summer July 4th, it is not Janice Brown, but considerably less ruffled and plainer, so I'm calling it Plain Janice. It blooms from mid June to early July. |
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"Ponca Brave" (Guidry 1980)
5¾" flowers, 28" tall. Red yellow bicolor. Dormant, Diploid. It can be beautiful, but some of the blossoms are patchy. It begins blooming in early June and continues until mid to late July. |
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"Prairie Blue Eyes" (Marsh, 1970)
5¼" bloom, 28" tall, Mid Season. Majestic, bluish-purple with shining, bright-yellow centers. Demure white midribs and dark veins. Petals are finely ruffled with slight seersuckering. Flower tend to raspberry color when weather is cool. Award winner. Semi-evergreen. Extremely disease resistant. It is reported that Prairie Blue Eyes pumps out blooms for weeks each summer. For me it blooms from mid June to mid July. |
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"Princeton Grape" (Powell 88)
A 26" dormant tetraploid that blooms early-mid season and reblooms. It has 6" grape purple flowers with a green throat. It blooms in early June and continues a couple of weeks. It has not rebloomed for me. This is a striking daylily in the garden. |
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"Purple Tempest" (Webster,1993)
a 7" lemon with purple eyezone that blooms mid season & listed as a rebloomer on 28" scapes. It is a vigorous fertile dormant Tetraploid. It is listed as a rebloomer & a hardy semi-evergreen Tetraploid. I bought this tall striking daylily in August of 2007 from Donna Brooks through the Lily Auction. It begins blooming in mid to late June in my garden and continues until the end of July. |
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"Raspberry Candy" Stamile 93,
26" early, reblooms 4.75" cream with raspberry red eye, fragrant, dormant, tetraploid, easily fertile both ways. It begins blooming in my garden in mid June and is finished in mid July. |
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"Raspberry Pixie" (Williamson ’69)
1.5", 12", EV, Dip, Mid. Ext. Raspberry blend with a tiny green throat. Fragrant. It blooms in my garden from early June until mid July. A delightful daylily. |
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"Red Flag"(Miller 1979)
9¼" blooms, 32" tall. Mid to late season, dormant diploid spider. Bright red with large yellow center. I acquired this daylily in the spring of 2006 from Oakes Daylilies, and it bloomed June 12, 2006 and June 11 in 2007. Looks great in the garden. It begins to bloom in early June in my garden and continues until early July. What a great daylily. |
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"Red Ribbons" (G. Lenington 1965)
42" Tall - 8" Flower Evergreen Diploid - Harris Olson Spider Award - 1992. Mid-season rebloomer, Huge, swirling, ribbon-like blooms held on tall scapes make Red Ribbons a real eye-catcher in the garden. Its long, thin petals and sepals make it a perfect example of a "spider" type daylily. It bloomed from early July until mid August. |
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"Red Velvet"
it really does have the texture of velvet. It is 16" to 18" with 4½" wide blossom. It blooms from mid June to early July. |
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"Red Volunteer" (Oakes 1984)
Still one of the best reds for the garden! 30" scape. Mid season; 7" candle red self. tetraploid. This is a great looking daylily in my garden and blooms from mid June to mid July. It sometimes blooms again late summer and early autumn. |
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"Rocket City " (Hardy '67)
36" Early-Mid Season Bloomer Dormant Extended, repeat bloom – 6" bittersweet orange sepals with a burnt orange eye. Throat and midribs are lighter orange-yellow Petals have crimped edges, sepals are smooth, both are recurved. Extended bloom--flowers last at least 16 hours each. In my garden, Rocket City blooms from mid June to mid July. |
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"Rosie Isak" (Durio 1990)
26" tall, 6½" flowers, Rose Pink Blend with Darker Edge, Evergreen foliage, Tetraploid, Extended bloom. It begins blooming in late June in my garden and is finished in mid July. |
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"Rosy Returns" (Apps 1999)
16" Early Dormant, Repeat bloomer, Extended bloomer, 3¾" bloom. Rosy Returns, the first rosy pink ever-blooming daylily. It has the flower power of the fabulous "Stella D’Oro" — the most popular daylily ever. It features 4 inch plus blooms in vibrant rose, a deeper rose eyezone, and yellow throat. Slender in foliage and short at 16 inches, it quickly forms a neat clump. It begins blooming in my garden in late May or early June and blooms on and off until mid August. |
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"Ruffled Apricot"
has a beautifully ruffled 7" flower on 33" plants. It has an extended bloom season and has truly been an outstanding daylily in my garden. It blooms from early to mid June and continues until early July. |
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"Russian Rhapsody" (Munson 1973)
6" blooms on 30" scapes. Mid-Season Rebloomer, Semi-Evergreen, tetraploid, Purple with Darker Halo, Yellow Throat. It bloomed in my garden from early June to the end of the month. |
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"Sally Farley" (Hayward 1980)
Described as 27" tall, 6" blooms, pink self mid-season bloomer, diploid, dormant, nocturnal. I would call it a Fuchsia Early RE-bloomer, however. Sally Farley blooms from early to late June in my garden. |
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"Savannah Sun"
It has blossom 4½"-5" on scapes 36" tall. It blooms in my garden from mid June to early August. |
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"Seductor" (L.Gates 1983)
Extra Early -- Rebloomer 18" 6" Apple Red Self Evergreen Tetraploid Fragrant, Extended bloom. It blooms in my garden from early June to early July. |
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"Shady Lady" (Owen 62)
A 34" dormant diploid with mid season bloom. The 6" flowers are yellow with a red eye. It blooms from early June to early July. |
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"Silent Sentry" (Salter) 1992
Purple self with watermark and yellow-green throat. 24" tall with 5.5" wide blossoms. Tetaploid. I bought this daylily in April 2006 from Emma Chandler. It blooms in my garden from early June until late June. |
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"Siloam Baby Talk" (Henry '82)
Pastel pink highlighted with deep rose halo. 15" scapes with flowers 2 ½ to 3" wide. Early to Mid bloomer Miniature pale peachy pink, slightly darker washed eye, heavy veining, ruffled edge. Long blooming award winner. This is a precious little daylily that is only 15" tall , but every blossom is perfect and they always looks fresh. In my garden it blooms from mid June until mid July. It sometimes blooms again in the autumn. |
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"Siloam Grace Stamile" (Henry 1984)
minature 2.8 flowers, early to mid season bloom. red with deeper red eye zone and green throat- 14" tall Diploid; branched scapes, fragrant, extended flowering season. Considered one of the best miniatures on the market. Fragrant Award Winner. It blooms from mid June to the end of the month. |
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"Siloam Irving Hepner" (Henry-P 1990)
18" Scape, Mid to Late re-bloomer, Dormant, 5½" bloom. Ruffled cranberry grape, darker veining, and green throat. Light frosted streaks in center of petal. Long blooming! In my garden it blooms from late June and during the entire month of July. |
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"Siloam PeeWee" (Henry-P 1982)
18" Scapes, Early to Mid Bloomer, Dormant foliage, 3" bloom. Miniature cream with a dark purple red eye and green throat. It blooms from mid June for two weeks. |
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"Siloam Show Girl" (Henry 81)
18" tall 4¼" blossoms. Dormant foliage, Red with deep red eye & green throat. The bud count is outstanding. Blooms from mid June to late July. |
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"Siloam Ury Winniford"
has lovely 3¼" blooms on 23" tall plants. Deep cream blooms that fade to nearly white in the sun, with a large purple eyezone and a small chartreuse throat. "Siloam Ury Winiford" is an early to mid season bloomer with dormant foliage. It recieved the highest Award of Merit. Blooms from mid June to early July. |
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"Skinny Dipping" Stamile 1999,
32" tall with 12" blossoms, Sev, Tetraploid, Early bloomer. Skinny Dipping is violet purple with a green throat. Blooms from early June to late June. The wind is very hard on this one, but on a calm morning, it is wonderful. |
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"Snow Elf" (Bryant)
4" flowers, 18"-20" tall, near white with green throat. Lightly fragrant, Extended Blooming. JC and HM Awards. Blooms the month of June. |
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"South Sea Enchantment" (Billingslea 1996)
6" Rose Pink blooms. It is a 21" tall, mid-season rebloomer, is fragrant and has an extended bloom season. This diploid has semi evergreen foliage. Blooms from mid June to early July in my garden. |
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"Streaker" (McKinney 1974)
4.5" cream pink with red eyezone & green throat that blooms early-mid season and listed as a rebloomer on 20" scapes. It is a hardy semi-evergreen diploid. It blooms in my garden from mid June to late July. A great daylily. |
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"Spacecoast Starburst" (Kinnebrew '98)
6" blossoms, evergreen, early-mid, tetraploid- Lovely flower of lavender-mauve blends with a most unusual raised pie-crust edge. Scapes are 24", nicely branched, carrying 35 buds. Vigorous. Fertile both ways, and proving to be an outstanding parent for ruffling as well as edging. In my garden it bloomed from mid June through the month of July. |
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"Spellbinder" (Baker '73)
34" scapes, 6½" blooms. Fragrant, radiant golden-orange complete self with a small, dark green throat. Petals have tightly compressed pie crust edges; sepals are smooth and slightly recurved, Heavily budded, sturdy scapes, Blooms very early to midsummer and reblooms later in the season. For me it begins blooming early June through the entire month of July. |
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"Starburst Susie"
This double "hose in hose" daylily has scapes 24-36" tall with radiant tri-colored blossoms of red, orange, and yellow. |
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"Startle" (BELDEN 1988)
Tetraploid, 26" bloom, Mid bloomer, Dormant, 5" bloom. Red bi tone with cream edging. Parentage: (BROADMORE RED X MY SUNSHINE) It begins blooming in my garden mid June through early July. |
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"Stars On Fire"
vibrant red-orange daylily. It blooms in late June until mid July. |
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"Stella De Oro" (Jablonski 1975)
It has 2¾" blooms on 11" very recurrent scapes. It produces masses of small golden flowers. Blooms very early season and then sporadically until frost. Dormant. Fragrant. Diploid. Stout Silver Medal 1985. In my garden they bloom from mid June to frost and beyond. |
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"Strawberry Fields Forever" (Stamile 97)
Pink w/strawberry rose eyezone and edge, green throat. 4.5" blooms on a 26" scape. |
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"Strawberry Taffy" (David Burris 2005)
Strawberry-pink with a darker rose-red eye, white midribs and a green-yellow throat. Darker rose veining against the lighter pink petals really compliments this bloom. Very showy in a clump. Heavy bloomer. Slight fragrance. 4-5 way branching. 30 buds. Diploid, 4½ blooms, 24" scapes, dormant, blooms mid-season. In my garden it bloomed from mid June to early July. |
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"Strutters Ball"
28" tall and the flower is 6" wide. It is a mid-season blooming tetraploid. Bright purple with a lemon throat. It blooms in my garden from mid to late June and continues until early July. |
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"Stunning Stripes"
This 20-inch tall lily has flowers that are 4 ¼ inches wide. The purple is more saturated in cool weather and can be pastel in hot weather. It blooms in my garden from mid June to early July. |
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"Sue Rothbauer" (Carpenter 1983)
Diploid Rebloomer with Semi-evergreen foliage and scapes 20" with 6½" blooms. Fragrant, rose-pink self with a glowing yellow watermark and a green throat. Ruffled tepals have cream to pale pink midribs; rose-pink anthers. Every flower has the same terrific form and fragrance. High bud count. Blooms in early to midsummer. In my garden it blooms throughout the month of June. |
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"Taffeta Trade"
It has 6" heavily textured cream blooms with a lime green throat. In my garden it blooms from late June to mid to late July. |
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"Thumbprint" (Peck 1970)
Tetraploid. This red/purple and yellow bicolor daylily is 26" high, bloom is 5" and it blooms Mid season. Dormant foliage. |
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"Toodle Lu"
28" Scapes. Very Early, Dormant, Fragrant, Rebloomer, 5 ½" bloom. Light peach pink, diamond dusted, ruffled and pie crusted. In my garden Toodle Lu begins blooming early to mid June and continues on and off until mid July. |
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"Trahlyta" (Childs 1982)
6½" blooms on 30" scapes, Dormant foliage, Diploid, Early Midseason, reblooming. Grayed violet with dark purple eyezone and green throat. In my garden this daylily blooms from late June to mid July. |
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"Vanity Case"
4" blooms (Millikan 85) 18" tall, Mid-late bloomer, Evergreen. Ruffled green yellow self w/green throat, diploid. In my garden it begins blooming mid June and quits mid July. |
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"Wahpeton Wish" (G Wild. 2004)
19" early bloomer with repeat bloom. The 4½" ruffled blooms are light creamy peach with peach veining. It begins blooming for me mid June and continued through mid July. |
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"Web of Intrigue" (Stamile 1999)
Tet, 30", 6", EE, Fragrant, Reblooms, Evergreen, Pod & Pollen Fertile, Pale Orange with LavenderPurple Pattern, Moonlit Masquerade X Magnificent Rainbow X Etched Eyes X Rainbow Eyes. This beautiful daylily began blooming early June and continued until the end of the month. |
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"Wild Horses" (Dan Trimmer 1999)
37" tall 7" blossom, Cream Yellow w/BlackPurple Halo Tetraploid Evergreen foliage, Early-Rebloomer (parents: Moonlit Masquerade X Tetra Cleopatra) WILD HORSES holds upright 30" blooms on tall scapes that keep coming from the very early part of the season until quite late in the bloom season. It is a complete plant; hardy, very vigorous, erect scapes and a face recognizable from afar. In my garden it begins blooming mid June and continued through early July. |
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"Wineberry Candy" (P. Stamile, 1990)
22" tall tetraploid, 4 ¾" blossom in mid June. Cream pink with a wine eye. Dormant. Honorable Mention, 1994; Award of Merit, 1997; L. Ernest Plouf Award, 1998. I bought this daylily at a daylily sale at Will Rogers Garden Center, probably in 2005. It blooms in my garden from early/mid June until mid July. |
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"Wine Delight" (Lennington 1972)
Bright wine red with bluish halo 3 ½ - 4" blooms, 18"-20" tall. Mid-season bloomer, Lots of buds, tidy foliage and rich rosy red to bright wine flowers - this beauty has them all. A semi evergreen variety that forms a nice full clump. In my garden it blooms the last two weeks of June. It seems somewhat larger and more purple than the descriptions. |
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"Yellowstone" (Kraus 50)
20" Mid Season bloomer, Dormant, repeat and extend bloomer, 6" bloom. I have had these for years and moved them in 2004 to my Sturbridge garden. In 2006 they bloomed June 10. It blooms in my garden mid June to mid July. |
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