Harding, '93 - 28 EMRe 5.5" dor.tet Pink with gorgeous gold ruffle, excellent parent

Reed, 2005 - 55" Mla 6" dor. dip. Rose pink, pink watermark, cream edge, green throat, tall.

Bringing together many of the fancier elements of daylilies, this bloom is presented on very tall scapes to enjoy at eye level! The blooms are a deep rose-pink, with a lighter rose watermark, and lighter ruffled edges. Narrow and exotic, it has a green throat. Parentage is out of Loch Ness Monster. Fertile both ways.

Roberts, N. 2002 40" ML 8" SEV Dip Frag. Ext. UF Very different purple bitone, that blooms for a long time. Unusual Unusual Form.

Reed, 2005 - 56" Mla 8" ev.dip. Gold orange with red chevron eye, ruffled, spidery

Reed, 2007 - 28" M 6" dor. Dip. Crispate UF Palest lavender near white green throat. Radical form.

Stamile, P. 2004 34" EERE 9" EV Tet Spider Huge Cream Yellow Burgundy Red Eye, Choice. This cultivar appears to be completely hardy here, showing no winter damage. Truly excellent parent, difficult pods.

Reed, 2004 - 40" Mla 7" dor.dip. White with green throat, recurved, good plant habits

Reed, 2006 - 52" Mla 6" dor. Dip. Unusual form, pink with rose eye, quilled sepals sculpting

GNARLY GNOME has been affectionately known as "Scrunchy" for several years (garden name). A personal favorite, it is tall, well branched, and is a consistent unusual form (pinched and quilled crispate). The colors are soft - ancient pink shades with a cream throat. Its outstanding feature is the form - the sepals pinch and quill, and the petals "scrunch" a little near the throat. Definitely unusual, especially at its height

Wild, '83 - 23" Mla 8.25" dor.dip. UF Pink cream yellow blend, spatulate UF, HM.

Reed, 2005 - 30" M 7" dor.dip. Dark purple self above white to green throat

Reed, 2005 - 40" Mla 7" dor.dip. Velvety ruby red self, green throat. Ruffled, spidery. This has the heaviest velvet blooms that we have seen.

Reed, 2003 - 30" EM 6" dor.dip. Golden yellow with rose blush eye

Millhorn, '98 - 26" EM 3" dor.dip. Polytepal Pale grapefruit yellow, high percentage polytepal

Gossard, J, 2006  41" EM 10" Dor Dip Spider Striking red spider with shocking green throat. Won Peoples Choice at the Richmond Area Daylily Society Show in 09. Proliferates, good parent.

Murphy, '06 - 40" Mla 8" dor.dip. UF Clear yellow, twisted crispate with very green throat rebloom

This 8" clear yellow twisted crispate has a very green throat, radiating out onto the petals in two distinct lines, and halfway up the stamens. The blooms are sunfast, rainfast, heatfast (100 degrees), and wind resistant. It blooms fast and furious, with 3 branches, 18 buds, and instant rebloom. Midlate, fragrant, dormant diploid, proliferations and dark green foliage. Very fertile.

Parentage: (Sunny Son X Eggplant Escapade) X Magic of Oz

Reed, 2005 - 40" Mla 7" dor.dip. UF cascade, Pale cream yellow blend, large green tht., curls

Curling up out of the misty swamp, dripping with green, this daylily is a pale vision. It is an unusual form cascade, with a large dark green throat. It appears as a pale yellow to near white. Out of a Magic of Oz, it is fertile both ways.

Reed, 1999 - 30" EM 6" dor.dip. Spider Grey lavender with black-purple eye. Lemon tht. HM

Murphy,'03 - 28" MLaRe 5" semi.dip. Wonderful, creamy pinkish , ruffled round flower, good branching.

(Murphy ‘09 )  52”   LRe, 6.5”   Dor Dip Cascade Unusual Form, ext.  Bright light purple, reddish lavender.

Yes, many people have hit hard times in the past two years. I decided to introduce this $100 daylily for half of that, because it grows very fast and it will let some of us buy it that maybe shouldn’t otherwise. In addition, if you purchase a $50 plant from us this season, you will get this in addition to another bonus. This very tall reddish lavender has a purple eye, cream edge, chartreuse throat, and instant rebloom, for a long season, starting one month after peak and going until mid September here. It is an EMO/CMO, good for cool nights and is sunfast at 98F.  Parentage unknown, but probably PLANET MAX and a seedling.  Fertile.

Reed, 2006 - 30" La 6.5" dor.dip. Unusual form spatulate, clear red

HARDWARE RIVER may not be a very poetic name, but it is a lovely mountain stream that runs through out property, and on to the James River and Chesapeake Bay. It usually has very clear water, except after storms. The daylily of the same name has exceptionally clear red color. Not very tall by our standards, it has extremely good branching and bud count, and displays the blooms nicely. It may be a spatulate - open in the white throat, and widening out onto the ruffled petals, showing lots of color. The buds begin to open the day before and show ruffles early.

God or Darwin!    50" M 4" Dor Dip near spider. Cute yellow trumpets, strongly nocturnal, blooms 2 months, very very fragrant. Very hard dormant, going down in September here, and coming up in April.

Reed, 2004 - 28" MLaRe 7" Strawberry rose pink bitone with rose eye, white to green th, late.

Reed, 1994 - 40" M 5.5" dor.dip. Deep red purple with velvety black pencil watermark

Gossard, '00 - 27" M 7" dor.dip. Uf Near white self, excellent breeder

Gossard 06  38" M 4.5" Dor Tet Fragrant

This sturdy, bulletproof golden yellow has 6 way branching. Truly excellent garden plant.