E Murphy 08  43" LRE 6.5" Dor Dip Fragrant 3 Branches, 21 Buds

Pink blend Cascade with cream midribs and chartruese throat. This plant starts to bloom here in late July and blooms until at least September. Tall, with strong scapes. Eric's last introduction.

Dormant diploid Pink with chartreuse throat, cream edge and cream midribs. This flower starts late, and blooms for a very long time, is fragrant, extended, cascade Unusual Form, and fragrant. It has heavy substance and creped texture. Out of AFTER A WHILE CROCODILE by a Murphy seedling. 3 branches and 21 buds, blooming until September here some years. Fertile.

Reed, 1994 - 38" EMRe 6.5" dor.dip. Spider. Orange with orange-red eyezone, olive green thr HM

(Murphy 2010) 57" MLa 7.5" dormant diploid ext. fr. 5 branches, 32 buds.

Very tall, well-branched and budded, this extra-large reddish lavender with a dark lavender eye, gold throat, and ruffled cream edge stands out, to say the least, towering over lesser plants.  On cool mornings, grey. Sunfast to over 90 degrees; fertile.  (Grey Witch X North Wind Dancer)

Warrell '98 - 36" Mla 6.5" dor.dip.ext. uf Black Red self

Roberts, N. 2002 44" M 6" SEV Dip EXT Polymerous Dark red purple with black eye. Excellent parent for polys.

(Reed, 2010)  40”  M  4”  dormant diploid

 Cute as a chipmunk, this little brown spidery bloom has a black stripe (eye) and green throat. It is tall, well-branched, and has lots of bloom.  Not quite a miniature or a true spider, it has potential in that direction.  It is out of REUTHER’S BROWN SPIDER x BROWN WITCH, which gives it a heritage of vigor and pod fertility.

Roberts, '02 - 34" M 8" semi. Dip UF dark wine red with dark purple eye, reblooms well

species - 60" M 3" dor.noc. Yellow trumpet self, very fragrant

(Murphy, 2010)  40”  MRe  7”   semi-evergreen, diploid, extended, Unusual Form - Cascade

This reddish-lavender cascade has muted purple and slate patterned eyezones.   A reliable re-bloomer here with 2 branches, 15 buds, fertile.  Out of YABBA DABBA DOO X LOLA BRANHAM.

Reed, 2008 - 26" M 5" dor. Dip. Cool lavender with big pale white frosty throat.

This cool lavender bloom has a white center, with frost permeating the middle of the bloom. Under its garden name, White Faced seedling, it was noticed by many visitors because of its large white area. It is not narrow, but flat-faced, presenting the color pattern nicely. Green deep in the throat.
Fertile.

(Reed, 2010) 40”  La  5” dormant diploid.  4 branches, 24 buds.

You can’t get lost going in this direction.  A late bloomer, Compass Rose starts 4-5 weeks after midseason, like its parent, After Awhile Crocodile.  Light rose with a darker rose band,  yellow-cream throat.  (After Awhile Crocodile x seedling)

Murphy, '06 - 41" M 5.5" dor.dip. Red bitone, complex color pattern and edge color. Excellent parent for patterned and complex color patterned kids. Long blooming, good bud count.

Relatively small, 5.5" open-form blooms with a complex color pattern. A red bitone, with a wide tan to cream edge, complex red eye, waxy green throat and yellow midribs. Two to three branches and 19 buds. Pollen fertile with dormant, blue-green foliage.

Parentage: Red Rain X (Chesapeak Crablegs X Red Rain)

Murphy, '05 - 54" La 5.5" Dor. Dip. Clear yellow with red eye above orange and green throat, very tall.

Yellow with a stark, bright red eye, orange throat, green heart. The taller sibling of YOU KNOW WHO, blooms late August, and September here, sometimes into October. Can be seen from across the garden, so I named it as the second in the lighthouse series. Corolla Light is an old lighthouse on the coast of North Carolina. Long bloomer, with 3 branches and 27 buds.

Parentage: Benziger seedling X NUCLEAR MELTDOWN

Reed, 1999 - 34" M 7" dor.dip. Spider. Purple with white rib, cream lemon tht., recurved. HM

Roberts, Ned '04 - 33" M 7" sev.dip. UF Wine purple, long blooming August

Murphy, 05 - 59" La 6" dor.dip. Reblooms. Every scape is crooked or loops. Golden orange, with red eye. Doubles about 30% to 50% of the time, with good conditions.

Completely distinctive, with 59" scapes, every one with a crook, bend, or even loop. You read that correctly. Nothing like it in your garden! Late bloom and good color, with green throat, complete the package. Scapes do lean, and twist, but don't fall, with 15 buds, and 2 branches. Fertile, parents unknown.

(Murphy 09) 36" ML 6.5" Dor dip ext

This clear lavender is the cleanest colored daylily that I have introduced. It has a green and white throat, and good 3-way branching with 25 buds. Fragrant and fertile, out of MARGO REED INDEED by NORTH WIND DANCER. It is completely sunfast here.Double fans.

Reed, 2003 - 36" M 8" dor.dip. UF Light pink with light rose eye - cascade, exotic.

Reed, 2005 - 55" Mla 6" dor.dip. Warm pink above cream yellow throat, tall

Dancing eye to eye, or nose to nose, you will not have to bend down to look at this warm pink exotic bloom. 3-way branching, and sturdy scapes support the blooms that are nicely ruffled. This one brings flamingo pink color into the very tall group of daylilies. Fertile both ways.

Reed, 2005 - 60" Mla 8" dor.dip UF/cascade - gold yellow with rose-peach blush eye, gr.th.tall

Truly standing above the crowd, Dances with Giraffes is at least 5 feet tall when established. The large blooms cascade and curl down from the tall scapes, golden yellow with a rose-peach blush eye above a green throat. It is registered as an unusual form/cascade. Difficult to set a pod, but the pollen is good. This makes a statement in the garden!

Bennett, F., '98 - 21" EM 3.5" sev.dip. Round rose/red little one

Reinke, 2006 38" ML 7" Dev Dip Frag 20% Polytepal Yellow with halo, green throat. Near spider. Margo and I have both been very impressed with this plant. Easy, long blooming and consistent.

Murphy '07 - 48" Emre 7.5" Dor dip twisted crispate UF Ext frag. Clear cherry green throat, light edge.Bud builder with very long bloom season.

Roberts, Ned '95 - 36" Mla 10" dor.dip. Spider Rose bronze blend very large

Murphy, '06 - 40" Mla 8.5" semi.dip. UF Dark red purple cascade with lighter ruffled edges. Reblooms

This was the most talked-about of my intros for this year. The wacky blooms cascade down and around, in many ways, hence the name. The color is between red and purple, with a huge chartreuse throat, striking ruffled cream edge, and yellow midribs. It has a wingspan of 11", making it imposing on tall scapes. Very reliable rebloom here, sometimes multiple rebloom. 3 branches and 21 buds, but less on rebloom. Seems to bloom forever here, with "scattered rebloom". Lime green foliage, and unusually fragrant blooms for such a dark color. Of all my intros, selected for northern hardiness, this one might be less hardy in the far north. Fertile.

Parentage: Benziger seedling "Racing Stripes" x Tropical Depression