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DANCE FOR JOY
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DANCING CHEVRONS
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DANCING ON AIR
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DANCING RAINBOW
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DANCING WITH JULIE
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Dancy Nancy
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DANGEROUS EXPECTATIONS
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Daring Dilemma
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DARK WONDER
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DAWN APPEARS
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De Colores
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DELIGHT OF MY EYES
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DESERT MOON
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DEWAR
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DIAMOND STAR HALO
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Diamonds For Divas
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DIXIE BLUES
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DIXIE HIGHWAY
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DIXIE SUNRISE
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DOLLY’S LIPSTICK
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DOO WOP
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Doug Warner
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Dovealicious
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DR. JERROLD CORBETT
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Dragon King
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DRAGON KNIFE
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Dragons Eye
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DROP DEAD GORGEOUS
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Duck's Dark Side
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| Daring Dilemma Daring Dilemma introduced by Salter in 1992. 5 inch Blooms Mid Season 24 inches Tall. Blooms and blooms light peach to pale ivory pink with circular eye zone of purple plum and pronounced purple picotee surrounds the petals, purple wire edge on petal ruffles with plum eye. Honorable Mention1997. Award of Merit 2000. Tetraploid. Semi-evergreen. Blooms Mid season. To Order: Click Here |
| Dark Wonder Dark Wonder introduced by Stamile in 2001. 6 inch blooms on 27 inch scapes. Dark royal purple double with white shark tooth edges. Blooms open early in the morning. A good parent for getting shark teeth in doubles. Repeat Bloomer. Blooms Mid Season. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Evergreen. To Order: Click Here |
| David Kirchhoff David Kirchhoff introduced by Salter in 1997. 6 inch blooms on 28 inch scapes. A clear medium lavender with a heavy gold edge that winds its way aground the petal edges. Form is very full and broad with the gold edging sometimes as thick as ¼ inch. Substance is smooth and heavy. This flower has none of the opening problems that some with heavy edges have. Well branched scapes. Fertile, and a good edge breeder. Semi-evergreen. Blooms Mid season. Reblooms. Honorable Mention 2000. Award of Merit 2003. To Order: Click Here |
| De Colores De Colores introduced by Temple in 1992. Early 8½ inch tan yellow and wine red with purple eye on 28 inch scapes. Good Rebloomer for us. Extended blooms. Diploid. Won the highest award for spider daylilies the Harris Olson Spider award 1998. Honorable Mention 1999. To Order: Click Here |
| Dixie Blues Dixie Blues introduced by G. Stamile in 2004. 3 inch blooms on 15 inch scapes. 30 plus buds. DIXIE BLUES is one of those flowers that change the whole palette of color in the garden. A patch of DIXIE BLUES creates a "blue" cast over the entire area that it is in. Most daylilies from a distance give you the effect of "yellow" because of the buds, backs of the flowers, throats, etc. The effect of DIXIE BLUES is to wash the garden in blue. This should be a fabulous flower to landscape with especially for those working in pinks and blues. Fertile both ways Semi-evergreen. Blooms Early. Reblooms. Diploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Dragons Eye Dragons Eye introduced by Salter in l991. 4 inch blooms on 14 inch scapes. Pink flower with a large bright red eye zone. Stunning, it really stands out in the garden. Blooms mid late season. Recurrent bloomer. Semi-evergreen. Awards: JC 1991, Honorable Mention 1995. Annie T. Giles Award 1997 for the best small flower of the year. 1999 Award of Merit. Runner Up for Stout Silver Medal in 2001. To Order: Click Here |
| Dragon King Dragon King introduced by D. Kirchhoff in 1992. 5½ inch blooms on 22 inch scapes. Mandarin red Self. Evergreen. Extended blooms. Blooms Early Mid season. Tetraploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Dublin Elaine Dublin Elaine introduced by Joiner in 1987. 5½ inch blooms on a 32 inch scapes. Beautiful combination of pink and cream, with a dash of yellow in the center. Nice full form with ruffles on edges. Self. Good repeat bloomer. Double. Mid season bloomer. Dormant. Diploid. Honorable Mention 2006. To Order: Click Here |
| Early Snow Early Snow introduced by Stamile in 1996. 7 inch blooms on 29 inch scapes. What makes Early Snow stand out is its season of bloom. It is the earliest true "white" to bloom in all the gardens that I have seen. For the hybridizer this helps to shift his/her program from the late season to the early season breakthrough in getting rebloom into hardy dormant Northern lines. White self the petaloids and petals the same. Repeat Bloomer. Blooms Early season. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Dorment. 1 Double fan plant $9.00 / 3 or more Double fan plants $7.00 each. To Order: Click Here |
| Ed Brown Ed Brown introduced by Salter in 1994. 5½ inch blooms on 28 inch scapes. Beautiful pale ice pink with a heavy braided and an extremely tight ruffled quarter inch gold surround. Early midseason. Great for edges. Very fertile. Repeat bloomer. Semi evergreen. Tetraploid. Honorable Mention 2001. Award of Merit 2003 with the largest number of votes. Stout Silver Medal Winner 2006. A top 10 daylily by the American Hemerocallis Society poll. To Order: Click Here |
| Elegant Candy Elegant Candy introduced by Stamile in 1995. 4¼ inch blooms on 25 inch scapes. Fragrant pink with red eye. Early mid season. Repeat Bloomer. Dormant. Tetraploid. Honorable Mention 1998. Annie T. Giles Award 2000. Award of Merit 2001. L. Ernest Plouf Award 2001. To Order: Click Here |
| Elizabeth Salter Elizabeth Salter introduced by Salter in 1992. 5 inch Blooms. Ruffled Mellon pink. Good branching and heavy bloomer Mid Season. Very recurrent bloomer. 26" tall. Semi-evergreen. Tetraploid. Honorable Mention 1995. Award of Merit 1998. Stout Silver Medal 2000. A top 10 daylily by the American Hemerocallis Society poll. To Order: Click Here |
| Emperor's Dragon Emperor's Dragon introduced by R.W. Munson in 1988. 5 inch blooms 26 inches tall. A stunning silver/mauve with plum eye zone and yellow green throat. Extended blooms and a prolific bloomer. Tetraploid. Evergreen. To Order: Click Here |
| English Cameo English Cameo introduced by Stamile in 1996. 5½ inch blooms on 26 inch scapes. A beautiful large round, heavily ruffled light cream peach. Blooms are always perfect. Early mid season. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Dormant. Extended blooms. To Order: Click Here |
| Etched Eyes Etched Eyes introduced by Kaskel in 1994. 5½ inch blooms on 28 inch scapes. Cream yellow with patterned raspberry eye. Evergreen. Early bloomer. Tetraploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Fifth Dimension Fifth Dimension introduced by P. Stamile in 2005. 7" x 37/8" x 21/8" blooms on 28 inch scapes. 3-way branching. 18-20 buds. 99% double. "This peach melon blend is one of our largest doubles, but it is not the size alone that makes this daylily remarkable. Rather it is the only double I know with the BAS RELIEF effect on both petals and petalloids. This sculpting on a double which by virtue of being a double already has three dimensions adds still a fourth and fifth dimension to this flower. A truly remarkable flower and a visitor favorite." Fertile both ways. Fragrant. Early morning opener. Blooms Early Mid season. Evergreen. Tetraploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Fairy Tale Pink Fairy Tale Pink introduced by Pierce in 1980. 5½ inch blooms on 24 inch scapes. Creamy pastel pink, ruffled petals and sepals. Deeper pink veins and glowing green throat. Sun fast with heavy substance. Honorable Mention 1984. Award of Merit 1987. Stout Silver Medal 1990. Blooms Mid season. Diploid. Semi-evergreen. 1 Double fan plant $00 / 3 or more Double fan plants $.00 each. To Order: Click Here |
| Ferengi Gold Ferengi Gold introduced by Petit in 1994. 5½ inch blooms on 19 inch scapes. Flesh pink with yellow polychrome and yellow eye. Dormant. Blooms Early Mid season. Tetraploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Finding Blue Finding Blue introduced by G. Stamile in 2004. 3 inch blooms on 20 inch scapes. 3-4 way branching. 20+ buds. There is no doubt about finding blue here. FINDING BLUE has caught the attention of visitors since its very first bloom season. This light cream pink has a kind of orchid wash over the entire flower. The eye is multicolored with shades of fuchsia, lavender and blue before merging into the deep grass green throat. A stunning, must have, flower. Pod fertile. Blooms Early. Reblooms. Semi-evergreen. Diploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Fire Agate Fire Agate introduced by P. Stamile in 2006. 6" x 3" x 2" blooms on 23 inch scapes. 5-way branching. 25-30 buds. 85% double. Our largest flower in this color, FIRE AGATE gets its red color and white edge from FLAMENCO CHRISTMAS and its size from Tetra PINK ENDEARMENT. It is quite an imposing flower with its large size and heavy substance. The flowers are very fancy for a double in this color. Petals and petaloids are quite ruffled and edged in white. Substance is excellent and the throat is a deep grass green. Very different genetics for the breeder and a very different flower for the gardener. Fertile both ways. Blooms Mid season. Early morning opener Evergreen. Reblooms. Tetraploid. (Flamenco Christmas X Tetra Pink Endearment) To Order: Click Here |
| Flamboyant Edges Daylily Flamboyant Edges introduced by Stamile in 2002. ''Early Fragrant Rebloomer 99% double. 60% Polytepalous. 2 to 3 way branching 12 to 15 buds. 7 inch double Polytepal edged eye reverse bi-color or a polytepalous double eyed edged reversed bicolor. Either way Flamboyant Edges is on the petals, Tepals edges on the petalloids - edges everywhere! The tepals and petalloids are an orchid cream with a plum eye and edges. The throat shades from yellow into a deep grass green. Form is very full, very symmetrical and formal. All in all FLAMBOYANT EDGES is one outrageous daylily. Fertile both ways. To Order: Click Here |
| Fractal Fractal introduced by P. Stamile in 2005. 4 ¼" x 2 ½" x 1 ½" inch blooms on 28 inch scapes. 4-way branching. 28-35 buds. This beautiful cream with radiating violet veined eye zone and lime green throat is a striking example of the interesting patterning in the "butterflies". High bud count and branching, as well as excellent plant balance make this a great garden flower. For the same reasons FRACTAL should be an exceptional show flower. Fertile both ways. Blooms Early. Early morning opener Semi-evergreen. Re-blooms. Tetraploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Freewheelin Freewheelin introduced by P. Stamile in 2005. 9" x 1 5/8" x 1 1/16". 15" wingspan on 34 inch scapes. 6-way branching. 45-50 buds. Spider. Spider ratio 4.75:1 "This beautiful cream yellow with a burgundy red eye spider was easily the favorite eyed spider of visitors to the garden last year. While I personally preferred the size and twisting of AERIAL DISPLAY, most including Grace, preferred the color effect of FREEWHEELIN. FREEWHEELIN captures the eye and green throat from WILD AaaaND WONDERFUL so the color pops". Extra Early bloomer. Early morning opener. A beautiful daylily. Fertile both ways but a very difficult pod parent. Evergreen. Tetraploid. To Order: Click Here |
| Fulva Daylily Fulva Naturalized through out the United States. Orange common daylily found growing in the south and north wild. great for landscaping as they will help fix banks with soil erosion problems. This is a good plant to mix with the Kwnaso H Fulva Double daylily daylilies as they bloom 2 weeks after H. Fulva daylilies. Diploid. Dormant. Blooms are 5 inches on 36 inch scapes. Blooms early mid season. To Order: Click Here |