Love, '93 - 26" M 7" sev.dip. UF crispate, soft lavender self

Reed, 2005 - 45" Mla 7" dor.dip. Burgundy purple with orange/gold throat

Murphy, 07 - 51" Late 7" dor.dip. Very tall purple with dark purple eye, 5-way branching

Quite tall, and just under the wire for very tall. Gorgeous purple, with lighter purple sepals, and purple eye, with yellow and green throat. Once established, this plant is a forest of scapes and branches. It has 5 way branching, and 38 buds, on very sturdy scapes. Vigorous, fast grower out of GREY WITCH by HELGA BJORNERUD BURKEY. Fertile. Excellent parent for branching and bud count.

Reed, 1997 - 26" EM 5" dor.dip. Grey lavender with distinctive purple eye/rib spidery HM

Lambert, '66 - 30" M 4.5" dor.dip. Rosy-Lavender bitone, striped effect

(Reed, 09) 40" M 8" dormant, diploid, ext.

Pale, tall, and stunning, this narrow-formed, ruffled daylily is a "blonde-pink" with a wine purple band on the petals. It has excellent 3 and 4 -way branching, with a good bud count of at least 20. Its garden nickname was "Blond Architecture" because of the good scapes. Not narrow enough to be a spider, it is a large, open, exotic star. Blooms into the mid-late season.

Murphy '07 - 41" Ere 6.5" Sev dip spider ext frag. Light purple/pink spider purple eye, heavy bloomer.

Webster/Cobb '03 - 34" M 13" sev.tet. Uf One of the largest pink flowers!

Herr '01 - 25" M 4.25" Dor dip Striking cream with plum eye, green throat, good scape and rebloom.

(Reed, 09)    36”  M  7”  dor.dip.ext.  Unusual form – cascade. 

This very white bloom is consistent and high-performing.  It has the strength from RADIANT MOONBEAM, and the grace and narrowness from SKINWALKER.  It is 3-way branched, with about 22 buds.  The bloom has good substance and is slightly ruffled.  Easily pod and pollen fertile.   Delicious.

Murphy, '04 - 37" Mre 7.5" semi.dip.frag. Complex lavender bitone, yellow midribs, rouge eye, green heart.

This gorgeous pinkish lavender bitone with huge rouge eye was named for a beautiful race horse from the Virginia horse country. This complex flower has lavender petals, light lavender sepals, a large yellow throat, green heart, yellow midribs, and huge rouge eyezone. The fragrant flowers are spidery, with a 3.33:1 ratio, and sometimes unusual form, but it is not registered as either. The scapes are strong and slender, carrying 2 branches and 17 buds in average culture. The blooms hover well above the beautiful foliage and are striking. Growth is vigorous, bloom is extended, and it is completely sunfast.

Parentage: RADIANT MOONBEAM X MOUNTAIN TOP EXPERIENCE

Bennett, F., '98 - 26" Mla 5" semi.dip. Dark cream with red eye, very wide petals, show stopper.

Kropf+, '01 - 36" Mla 3" dor.dip. Proliferatons occur in great numbers on top of scapes, like a wig!

Murphy, '06 - 42" Em 8" dor. Dip. Brilliant cherry red spider, green throat, cream edge. 7/1! Ratio

This brilliant, clear, cherry red very narrow spider has been a wonder here. It measures at least a 7/1 spider ratio, rare in this color range. It is quite sun tolerant, sun-proof up to around 93F at 7PM. During hot days, it has a narrow white edge. The scapes are strong, and well branched, with lots of sometimes overlapping blooms. Reminds me of fireworks, and it does bloom here on the fourth of July. With dormant foliage, and an easy cool morning opener, unlike most reds, it also appears to be very cold hardy. 3 way branching, 32 buds. Pollen fertile.

Cherry red with cream edge above green throat

Parentage: Red Rain x Seedling

Gossard 06  28" ML 6.5" Dor Tet

A yellow tet that blooms fast and furious, for over one month.

(Reed, 2010) 38”  MLa  6.5”  dormant diploid.  3 branches, 18 buds.

Pink blend from gold throat through yellow, cream, and peach peach pink giving a warm, tropical summer delight.  Named after a beach near the Chesapeake Bay.  Near-spider,  Pod and pollen fertile.

Murphy, '05 - 51" La 5.75" dor.dip. Gold, piercing red eye, lavender midribs, orange throat with green heart.

Gold blooms with striking red eye, unique lavender midribs, and orange throat with green heart. An awesome color contrast, on tall scapes with decent branching and a budcount of 20, makes this one stand out. Fragrant, out of a Benziger seedling by NUCLEAR MELTDOWN. Sibling to last year's BARNEGAT LIGHT and this year's COROLLA LIGHT.

Parentage: Benziger seedling X NUCLEAR MELTDOWN

(Murphy, 2010)  48”  M  9”  semi-evergreen, diploid, extended, spider.

This gorgeous, sun-fast, tall purple spider has a lemon throat and cream midribs.  It has very stiff and strong scapes, 3 branches and 22 buds.  It is out of GREY WITCH X BLACK ICE.  Pollen fertile.

Dickerson, 97 - 28" EMRe 6" dor.dip. Award winning pink with red eye, narrow, ruffled, exc. Parent