Reed, 1997 - 28" Mla 6" dor.dip. Corduroy rose purple with yellow throat. Pinched UF HM

Murphy 08 7" L 36" Dormant Diploid
Wide,lemon cream blooms with small green throat and white midribs. Fragrant, extended, with many blooms , 3 to 4 way branching and a very long bloom season. I thought it was a very late, but it just blooms that long Fertile. Out of AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE by SUE ROTHBAUER.

Stamile, '99 - 36" EMRe 9" ev.tet.frag. Monster lavender with chartreuse watermark, eye, UF.

(Reed, 09)  45”  MLa  6.5”  dor.dip.ext. fragrant.  Unusual Form –cascade.  This bloom is yellow/green (lemon/lime) with tea-colored piecrust-ruffled edges.  It has heavy substance and good curling form with presentation power.  It is symmetrically recurved and the ends twist and curl. It stands tall on erect scapes with 2-3 way branching, and has a bud count of about 16.  Out of LOLA BRANHAM, it continues blooming into mid-August. Crisp fresh substance - refreshing in hot August like a cool drink.   Fertile.  (name pending)

Murphy, '06 - 38" Mla 7.5" dor. dip. UF-cascade. Clear lemon with huge green throat.

A big, gorgeous, clear lemon cascade with huge green throat, and a lighter ruffled edge. Very fragrant, diamond dusted, EMO blooms. Two branches, 18 buds, lots of proliferations, and some rebloom. Sibling to Rocket Science. Fertile.

Parentage: Sunny Son X Spider Miracle

Murphy, 07 - 47" Mla 7.5" dor. Dip. UF cascade, clear lemon yellow, green throat, EMO, EXT 4-way

Yes, I admit it, another yellow cascade. This one has some big merits. Clearest lemon, with very green throat, ruffles, EMO, Extended. It has excellent 4 way branching, with 22 buds on strong scapes. Very fragrant, very close to a spider at 3.9875/1. Fertile, out of SUNNY SON by SPIDER MIRACLE. Good grower.

Stamile, P. '03 - 36" EERe 9.5" Ev. Tet. Very fragrant, UF Lemon yellow self

Murphy, '06 - 48" M 9" Sev dip. Spider. Huge,reddish lavender spider with great branching, good bud count, and long bloom season.

Huge, lavender spider with a darker lavender band. Waxy green throat, changing to yellow on petals. Diamond-dusted blooms, with excellent 3 - 4 way branching, and 16 - 22 buds. Extra-beautiful dormant blue-green foliage. Fertile.

Parentage: Miss Jessie X Possum Pogo

Roberts, '97 - 35" M 7" semi.dip. Ext. spider Brilliant red spider

Couturier, '92 - 25" M 7.5" dor.dip.spider Ruffled silvery lavender with lighter edge, darker halo. Great.

Burkey, '91 - 38" Mla 7.5" dor.dip. Cream/lavender blend, cascade unusual form

Murphy, '04 - 44" Emre 5.5" Dor. Dip. Narrow Yellow dotted with brownish purple dots. Green throat, very different look, and finally back in stock.

This is the supreme gardener's plant, with the best foliage, good scapes, perfect flowers, and very vigorous growth. The flowers are unique, the base color being dark yellow, but with large areas of the petals having hundreds of purple to brown dots. The sepals are edged in the same dots. These are regular, consistent patterns. The edges are ruffled. The green throat sets off the colors well. The scapes are slender and strong, and there is instant rebloom here, making for a long season. There are two branches and a terminal Y, with 24 buds, on average. This plant is unique and will not be mistaken for another. Parentage unknown.

Harris, John '02 - 24" EMRe 7" sev.dip. Unusual form - cascade, Soft pink with darker eye and edge

This plant blooms EM, with instant rebloom, and then sits for a month until blooming all through late summer and fall in our climate. I hear that it does this in the Northeast US as well.

Murphy, '07 - 32" Mla 7" sev.dip. UF - cascade. Reddish purple, white ribs, white edge

LUCKY STREAK has been watched carefully since its first bloom. It is the stark contrast between the cascading reddish purple petals and the white of both the midrib and edge that attracts all the attention. Wide semi arching foliage, and surprisingly fragrant. This EMO is sun resistant, but not sunfast on extreme days. Great parentage from AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE by PLANET MAX, with 2 branches, and 18 buds, it has a surprisingly long bloom season, and is fertile both ways.

Parentage: AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE by PLANET MAX

Duncan, '99 - 31" E. 6" semi.tet. Cherry pink to light rose bitone, green throat

Murphy, '04 - 39" Mre 7.5" semi.dip.frag. Cream to yellow cream with ruffled light edge, green throat, UF. Has proven to be an excellent parent for cream and light lemon very large kids.

The large cream to yellow cream flowers are set off by a green throat, and ruffled lighter edge. In full bloom this is a show stopper. The tall scapes are top branched with 2 branches on average, and 15 buds. It has instant rebloom, so it blooms for a long time with blooms at perfect height above the blue green foliage. It is completely sunfast on 95 degree days. It is not a spider, with a 3.1:1 ratio. I registered this spidery looking flower as an unusual form crispate. The petals pinch slightly and the sepals curl. It is a borderline UF, which in no way detracts from the look of the flower.

Parentage: RADIANT MOONBEAM X MOUNTAIN TOP EXPERIENCE

Mackle/Babb '91 - 42" Mla 8.5" dor.dip. Purple with cream eye, spidery

Murphy '07 - 54" Emre 6" Sev dip Pinched crispate UF, ext frag. Yellow with feathered purple red patterned eye. Has proven to be an excellent parent for patterned UF's. Very, very long bloom season, budbuilder.

Murphy, '06 - 48" Mla 9" semi.dip. Spider. Huge melon yellow with lav.red eye. Reblooms. Striking green throat mellows to chartruese on hot days. Sunfast. Registered as Sev, but hard dormant.

Huge, 9" yellow to melon spider blooms with lavender-red eye and waxy green throat. Blooms mid-late with sunfast, twirling blooms with ruffled edge. An early morning opener (EMO), two branches, 20 buds, and beautiful, narrow, blue-green foliage. Fertile and reblooming.

Parentage: Soraya Seline X (Radiant Moonbeam x Mountan Top Experience)

Munson, '86 - 24" EMRe 6" semi.tet. Award winning Burgundy Purple self with chalky eye

Murphy, '04 - 28" MLaRe 7.5" semi.dip. Shocking cream-white cascade UF, ruffled edge. Award winner, long blooming. Superlative parent.

When I walked out of the house on July 12, 2000 to do my hybridizing, I was shocked, then got goosebumps. I knew that this flower was THE ONE. I was so excited that I left work early that day to see how it looked and to take photos. The next day, about 5 people were as excited as me. I was going to name it something cool with snow in the name. Margo asked me to name it for her. Actually, didn't ask ... It is a very light creamy pink on cool mornings. Most days, and all hot days, it is a cream white. The edge is very ruffled and whiter than the petals. The throat is chartreuse to green. I registered it conservatively with 3 branches and 19 buds. It can have many more with good culture. The scapes come up at different times, ensuring a long bloom season. It does some rebloom two weeks later. The parents are some of the best for ruffles and late bloom. It is a good parent. It proliferates heavily, down in the foliage. Two minor faults - it blooms just at the top of the foliage and sometimes has too many buds on the scapes to allow them to open freely.

Parentage: AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE X LOCH NESS MONSTER

Bachman 02 57" late 9" dip sev spider

Dark Red Maroon with chartruese midribs Blooms into the very late season. Dramatic tall red spider, sunfast here. It is a favorite of ours.

Murphy, '07 - 44" M 8" dor.dip. Spider. 5:1 big red spider, well branched, good bud count, gold tht.

MAXIMUM WARP has great big red spider blooms on a well branched scape, with ample bud count. It is a midseason bloomer with striking red blooms, huge gold throat, green center, and gold midribs. This tall, 5:1 spider ahs wide, arching, attractive green foliage. Fertile both ways, but pod difficult. 4 branches, 27 buds.

Parentage: FIRESTORM x RED RAIN

Roberts, '01 - 48" EMRe 9" semi.dip.frag.ext. Spider Light garnet with darker eye, long bloom season

    (Reed, ’09)   50”  MLa  8”  dor.dip.ext.  Unusual Form – pinched crispate (very consistent).  Large, late, tall, and pinkish. 

This bloom has size, form, substance, presence, and personality.  The color is muted pink, with a large yellow-cream throat (green deep in the throat).  The sepals quill and curl and the petals are ruffled.  Parentage unknown, this has been a favorite garden flower for the late season for some time. Scapes are erect and the bud count is just adequate (around 12). Difficult pod parent.  Really nice dancing in the late garden!  It is a bud builder still in bloom at the end of August. Actual budcount is higher with good culture.

Special Price- it grows fast!