Gossard 06   38" ML 8" Dor Tet Cascade UF

Maroon Red with darker eye, green throat. Blooms two days for us, with each day looking like a different flower.

(species) - 20" EE 4" dor.dip. The 1st daylily to bloom here, hardy, lemon yellow.

Warrell '88 - 32" M 7" dor.dip. Ext. Spider Clear brilliant red spider

(Murphy, 2010)  44”  La  7”  dormant, diploid , extended, fragrant Unusual Form-Cascade

This lavender pink cascade with chartreuse and apricot throat has cream midribs and a thin cream edge.  The spectacular part of this plant is below the blooms.  It has blue-green foliage, strong scapes, 5-way branching, 31 buds per scape.  It is out of MARGO REED INDEED X NORTHWIND DANCER.  It is very fertile, and a good parent for clear colors.

Murphy, '04 - 56" Mla Re 7.5" semi.dip. Very tall, fragrant spider bitone. Lavender and creamy lav/purple eye.

This very tall, very sturdy plant held up to the ravages of Hurricane Isabel this year. It is a lavender and creamy lavender bitone with a huge yellow throat, grass green heart, and reddish purple eyezone. Striking in the garden because of its stature and modern form. It conservatively carries 2 branches with a terminal Y, and 21 buds. I have grown this plant to 68" and 4 way branching with extra water and fertilizer. It is right on the border of being classified a spider at 4.0:1. Many plants this tall have weak scapes, not this one.

Parentage: RADIANT MOONBEAN x MOUNTAIN TOP EXPERIENCE

Benesch-Sh. '55 - 30" M 3" dor.dip. Deep ruby red little self, green throat, well branched,

Sikes, '92 - 22" Mla Re 5" dor.dip. Small deep rose pink blend.

(Reed, 2007)  36”  M  6.5”  dormant diploid  Unusual Form-Cascade

I was so excited when this bloomed that I registered it immediately.  I was sure it would be an introduction.  After a couple of years of letting it multiply, it is ready!  The bloom is a pale-lavender, almost translucent, white.  The throat is cream.  It presents as a very curly cascade, on 4- and 5-way branched scapes.  I have seen as many as 6 blooms open on one scape.  It is different from so many flat whites, in that it looks carved out of ice.  Pod and pollen fertile. One of my best.

Murphy 09 30" EMRE 6.5" SEV Dip Extended UF Cascade Rose, Red Eye, Green Throat, Cream Midrib.

This is my champion rebloomer in our garden. It always blooms 3 times even in poor soil and dry conditions, and can bloom many more times. It starts out the morning as a rose and ends the hottest days as a light pink. It is sunfast. 3 branches under good conditions. Has bloomed for 16 weeks here.

Ferguson, '91 - 20" EMRe 4.5" semi.dip. Purple, darker watermark, white edge, fast grower. HM, AM.

Reed, 2005 - 45" Mla 6" dor.dip. Bright rose pink with cream to green throat

Murphy '07 - 51" Emre 7.5" Dor dip Nocturnal Ext frag. Cream yellow with dark pink watermark.Choice

Reed, 1995 - 24" EM 7" dor.dip. Pale cream with violet feathered eyezone, green thrt. HM

Murphy, '01 - 53" Mlre 8" Dor dip Outrageously long blooming gold Unusual Form. Very tall.

Doorakian '04 - 32" M 6.25" dor.dip. Uf polytepal lavender yellowgreen blend

Wynn, 63 - 32" EMRe 6" dor.dip. Brilliant red with plum eye, award winner

Reinke, '97 - 31" M 7" dor.dip. UF fragrant Lavender/cream bitone

Reed, 2003 - 32" M 7" dor.dip.Yellow dusted red bitone, great branching, spidery

Burkey '00 - 35" M 10" Dor dip spider Huge, excellent red spider with yellow green throat. One of the best parents that we have used.

Roberts 04 43" MLRE 8" Dor Dip UF Crispate

Purple with black eye, green throat. 6 way branching, long bloom season.

Bennett 98  22" ML 4.37"! Sev Dip

Pink with light rose eyezone and yellow throat. This description does not do this overlooked plant justice. In the garden every one comments on this unique plant. One of the first northern patterned eyes. I suspect it will win awards now.

Morton, S., 1989 36" ML 5.5" Dor tet Frag. Ext. Bright Orange Gold Blend with Orange Halo

Talk about a beacon of color, if you like orange on the red side and excellent performance, try this one!

Reinke, '96 - 39" Mla 9" dor.dip. Spider. Light golden blond curly spider, excellent performance.

Alex.Moody, '70 - 42" EMRe 9" sev.dip. UF Yellow with striking rose red eyezone

Murphy, 07 - 37" Vla 5.5" dor. Dip. Extremely late clear pink, cream edge, ruffled and creped

Truly a breakthrough plant. Clear Pink, and starts blooming as late as any cultivar that I know of. It will bloom alone in most gardens, in late August, September, and October. Clear Pink, cream edge, ruffled and creped, with a rounded recurved form, sometimes triangular. Four branches and 21 buds, held perfectly above the foliage on strong scapes. Out of AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE by SUE ROTHBAUER. Very fertile, excellent parent for very lates.