Hemerocallis ‘Lake Effect’ Hemerocallis ‘Huckleberry Candy’ HMHUCG1 (Stamile) A unique color combination of creamy peach to buff flowers with a prominent red-purple eye, blue-purple watermark, and fluo- rescent green throat. Sweetly fragrant, heavily diamond dusted, ruffled flow- ers are presented on well-branched, heavily budded scapes. Traits: 20”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET– 4¼-5”– #1 Grade Award: HM Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’ HMHYPG1, HMHYPG2 (Mead) Lemon yellow self with a tiny green throat. Trumpet flower form; when viewed from the side it has the shape of a lily. Sweetly fragrant. Very tall flower scapes. Cultivated for nearly 90 years! Traits: 40”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5”– #1 & #2 Grade Award: RHS, AM Hemerocallis ‘Inwood’ Premium Daylily HMINWG1, HMINWG2 (Stamile) Huge, very pale peachy yellow (almost cream) flowers with a sharply contrast- ing plum purple eye and matching picotee edge on the petals. Yellow- green throat. Slightly fragrant. Heavily budded scapes. Rebloomer. Traits: 25”–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6.5”– #1 & #2 Grade Hemerocallis ‘Jazz King’ HMJAKG1 (Benz) A colorful, extremely vigorous, heavily blooming selection. Fragrant, orange-gold flow- ers with a prominent raspberry red eye and matching picotee, ruffled edge. They open wide and recurve, reveal- ing the rounded form. Top branched scapes are full of buds. Traits: 30”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET– 4 ½”– #1 Grade Hemerocallis ‘Joan Senior’ HMJOSG1, HMJOSG2 (Durio) is elegant creamy white daylily has ruffled, recurved petals, a pale yellow watermark, and yellow-green throat. It has an excellent bud count on well- branched scapes. Traits: 30”–EM–RE–EXT–EV–DIP–5”– #1 & #2 Grade Awards: JC, HM, AM, LAA Hemerocallis ‘Jolyene Nichole’ HMJONG1, HMJONG2 (Spalding- Guillory) Pink tepals with rose vein- ing, golden yellow eye, and pale green throat. Broad petals with ruffled edges. Wide, slightly recurved form. Traits: 14”–M–EXT–EV–DIP– 6”– #1 & #2 Grade Awards: HM, AM, SSM (runner up) Hemerocallis ‘Just Plum Happy’ PP14841 HMJPHG1, HMJPHG2 (Apps) Ruffled, mauve pink blossoms have a prominent plum purple eye and matching picotee edge. Branched scapes carry 15-18 buds apiece and plants often rebloom more than once for an extended season of color in the garden. Traits: 20”–EM–RE–D–TET–4.75”– #1 & #2 Grade Asexual propagation prohibited. Hemerocallis ‘Lake Effect’ Premium Daylily Only Year Offered HMLAEG1 (Stamile) Exotic looking beauty with enormous, fragrant flowers on relatively short plants. Extrava- gantly ruffled, amethyst colored flowers with a softer purple eye, darker veining, and yellow throat. Creamy yellow, frilly picotee edge. Rebloomer. Traits: 23”–M–RE–FR–D–TET–7.25”– #1 Grade Award: JC, HM Hemerocallis ‘Huckleberry Candy’ Hemerocallis ‘Jazz King’ Hemerocallis ‘Jolyene Nichole’ Hemerocallis ‘Joan Senior’ Hemerocallis ‘Just Plum Happy’ PP14841 Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’ Hemerocallis ‘Inwood’ Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com H PREMIUM VARIETY PREMIUM VARIETY 104
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Hemerocallis ‘Lake Effect’
Hemerocallis ‘Huckleberry Candy’HMHUCG1 (Stamile) A unique color combination of creamy peach to buff flowers with a prominent red-purple eye, blue-purple watermark, and fluo-rescent green throat. Sweetly fragrant, heavily diamond dusted, ruffled flow-ers are presented on well-branched, heavily budded scapes. Traits: 20”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET– 4¼-5”– #1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’HMHYPG1, HMHYPG2 (Mead) Lemon yellow self with a tiny green throat. Trumpet flower form; when viewed from the side it has the shape of a lily. Sweetly fragrant. Very tall flower scapes. Cultivated for nearly 90 years! Traits: 40”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5”– #1 & #2 Grade
Award: RHS, AM
Hemerocallis ‘Inwood’Premium DaylilyHMINWG1, HMINWG2 (Stamile) Huge, very pale peachy yellow (almost cream) flowers with a sharply contrast-ing plum purple eye and matching picotee edge on the petals. Yellow-green throat. Slightly fragrant. Heavily budded scapes. Rebloomer. Traits: 25”–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6.5”– #1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Jazz King’HMJAKG1 (Benz) A colorful, extremely vigorous, heavily blooming selection. Fragrant, orange-gold flow-ers with a prominent raspberry red eye and matching picotee, ruffled edge. They open wide and recurve, reveal-ing the rounded form. Top branched scapes are full of buds. Traits: 30”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET– 4 ½”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Joan Senior’HMJOSG1, HMJOSG2 (Durio) This elegant creamy white daylily has ruffled, recurved petals, a pale yellow watermark, and yellow-green throat. It has an excellent bud count on well-branched scapes. Traits: 30”–EM–RE–EXT–EV–DIP–5”– #1 & #2 Grade
Awards: JC, HM, AM, LAA
Hemerocallis ‘Jolyene Nichole’HMJONG1, HMJONG2 (Spalding-Guillory) Pink tepals with rose vein-ing, golden yellow eye, and pale green throat. Broad petals with ruffled edges. Wide, slightly recurved form. Traits: 14”–M–EXT–EV–DIP– 6”– #1 & #2 Grade
Awards: HM, AM, SSM (runner up)
Hemerocallis ‘Just Plum Happy’ PP14841HMJPHG1, HMJPHG2 (Apps) Ruffled, mauve pink blossoms have a prominent plum purple eye and matching picotee edge. Branched scapes carry 15-18 buds apiece and plants often rebloom more than once for an extended season of color in the garden. Traits: 20”–EM–RE–D–TET–4.75”– #1 & #2 GradeAsexual propagation prohibited.
Hemerocallis ‘Lake Effect’ Premium Daylily Only Year OfferedHMLAEG1 (Stamile) Exotic looking beauty with enormous, fragrant flowers on relatively short plants. Extrava-gantly ruffled, amethyst colored flowers with a softer purple eye, darker veining, and yellow throat. Creamy yellow, frilly picotee edge. Rebloomer.Traits: 23”–M–RE–FR–D–TET–7.25”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Last Man Standing’ Summer 2012 OnlyHMLMSG1 (Benz) All the colors of a beautiful, ripe peach appear on this fragrant, rose red bicolor. Shades of bright pinkish red, peach, and rose are present. A frilly gold, narrow picotee edge surrounds each diamond dusted petal. Very heavy bloomer. Traits: 26”–L–RE–FR–D–TET–4.5-5” – #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Lavender Stardust’ HMLASG1, HMLASG2 (Carpenter) One of the very best lavender daylil-ies. Clear lavender pink, heavily dia-mond dusted flowers with light pink midribs, a bright yellow halo and soft green throat are produced on heav-ily budded scapes. Ruffled, sculpted petals of heavy substance. Sunfast. Vigorous grower. Outstanding foliage. Traits: 26”–ML–RE–FR–D–DIP–5.5”– #1 & #2 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Little Grapette’HMLIGG1, HMLIGG2 (Williamson) Light grape-purple tepals with a black-grape band, rose-purple watermark, and fluorescent green throat. Popular miniature with a high bud count.Traits: 18”–EM–SE–DIP–2”–#1 & #2 Grade
Awards: JC, HM, DFM, AM
Hemerocallis ‘Lyrical Presence’HMLYPG1 (Stamile) Clear rose pink flowers with a gold throat and at-tractively ruffled petals sparkle in the summer sunshine. Heavily diamond dusted, fragrant blossoms are produced atop thick, well-branched and bud-
ded scapes. Rebloomer and extended bloom.Traits: 21-24”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET–5.5” – #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Majestic Move’Premium DaylilyHMMAMG1, HMMAMG2 (Santa Lucia) Very large 6” flowers of majestic form are produced on cande-labra branched scapes. Bright yellow, gold dusted flowers have very broad, thick petals edged in extraordinary flowing ruffles. They open wide and flat. Offically classified as a yellow-pink blend. Traits: 28”–M–RE–EXT–NOC–D–TET–6” – #1 & #2 Grade
Awards: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Marque Moon’ Premium DaylilyHMMMOG1, HMMMOG2 (Trimmer) One of our very best! Marque: a model for others to follow. This daylily sets the new standard for white daylilies. Extravagantly ruffled, fragrant, fancy sparkling, cream colored blossoms with a radiating yellow throat and matching picotee edge. Heavy bloomer.Traits: 24”–ML–FR–D–TET–5-5 ½” – #1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Mary Todd’HMMATG1 (Fay) One of the first to bloom and dependable rebloomer in Michigan. Very large, pastel yellow com-plete self. Tepals are lightly ruffled and of heavy substance. Vigorous grower.Traits: 26”–EM–RE–SE–TET– 6”–#1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Mighty Chestnut’ Premium DaylilyHMMCHG1, HMMCHG2 (Blaney) Totally unique color, guaranteed to stand out from the crowd. Aptly named, it produces russet red-orange (some call it chestnut), fragrant blossoms with a deep burgundy eye and gold throat. Majestic flower form. Strong, well-branched and budded scapes.Traits: 30”–ML–EXT–FR–D–TET–5-5 ½”– #1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Modern Design’ HMMODG1 (Rasmussen) Distinctive cultivar with good vigor; forms an attrac-tive clump. Light peachy gold colored blossoms have a sunfast plum burgundy eye and matching picotee edge half way up the petals. Loads of buds are produced atop candelabra-branched scapes in midsummer, opening well even in adverse weather condi-tions. Rebloomer. Traits: 24”–M–RE–D–TET–4”–#1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘New in Town’HMNITG1 (Santa Lucia) Not your average daylily! Tall, supremely well-branched scapes carry 50 or more golden yellow, fragrant flowers per scape. Amps up into high gear late in the season. Foliage stays nice all season. A blooming machine!Traits: 30”–L–RE–FR–D–DIP–4”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Nosferatu’WGI ExclusiveHMNOSG1, HMNOSG2 (Hanson) This daylily is sim, ilar to ‘Bela Lugosi’ but is shorter and has fragrant blos-soms with prominent dark purple veining. Very large, shimmering dark purple, very sunfast flowers with a char-treuse throat and ruffled pet-als. Heavy bloomer on well-branched scapes.Traits: 26”-M–FR–SE–TET–6”–#1 & #2 GradeAll propagation prohibited. Proven Winners® label and container required.Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon
What a cutie! Lucas, the son of our daylily expert here at Walters Gardens, poses with
‘Black Eyed Susan’ daylilies.
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Hemerocallis ‘Pandora’s Box’
Hemerocallis ‘Pardon Me’
Hemerocallis ‘Pewter Pink’
Hemerocallis ‘Omomuki’
Hemerocallis ‘Passion for Red’
Hemerocallis ‘Pink Abundance’
Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Wildfire’
Hemerocallis ‘Omomuki’ HMOMOG1 (Stamile) The best yellow tetraploid according to renowned daylily specialist Arthur Kroll. Fragrant, clear citron yellow blossoms have a bright green throat and heavily ruffled petals. Well-branched, heavily budded scapes. The flowers open well after cool nights, making it a good choice for northern gardens.Traits: 26”–EM–EXT–FR–D–TET–5”–#1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Pandora’s Box’HMPABG1, HMPABG2 (Tal-bott) This elegant, fragrant day-lily grows vigorously to produce loads of cream flowers with a prominent cranberry purple eye, emerald green throat, and beautifully ruffled petals. Color is completely sunfast. Blossoms open well after cool nights. Traits: 24”–EM–RE–FR–EV– DIP–4”–#1 & #2 Grade
Awards: JC, HM, AM, AGA
Hemerocallis ‘Pardon Me’HMPAMG1, HMPAMG2 (Apps) This award winning miniature daylily produces cranberry red flowers with a narrow yellow watermark, bright green throat, and pie crust ruffled petals. Heav-ily budded scapes carry the blossoms from mid-July to mid-October here in Michigan. Traits: 18”–M–RE–NOC–FR–D–DIP–2.75”– #1 & #2 Grade
Awards: HM, DFM, AM
Hemerocallis ‘Passion for Red’ Premium DaylilyHMPFRG1 (Stamile) An advancement in red daylily breeding. Very sunfast, extremely vibrant red flowers have a con-trasting yellow eye/throat zone visible on all 6 tepals. Very large, fragrant blossoms are carried on thick, 3-4 way branched scapes atop vigorously growing plants.Traits: 27”–EM–RE–FR–SE–TET–6.75”– #1 Grade
Awards: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Pewter Pink’HMPEPG1 (Stamile) Choose this one for its strongly fra-grant, huge, shimmering silvery pink flowers. Lightly ruffled, sculpted flowers are of excel-lent substance, opening wide and flat to display a radiant yellow-green throat. Thick, top branched scapes. Traits: 24”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET– 6-7 ½”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Pink Abundance’HMPIAG1 (Sikes) Named for its exceptional bloom power. Produces several flower scapes per fan and multiplies quickly. Pure rose pink, glimmering diamond dusted petals edged in flowing ruffles. Sunny yellow watermark radiates out onto the petals. Traits: 26”–M–RE–EXT–D–DIP–5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Wildfire’HMPRWG1, HMPRWG2 (Ellison) Classic fragrant red daylily with a high bud count and flowers that are presented just above beautiful mounds of arching foliage. Velvety red flowers with slightly recurved petals and a yellow throat are produced in midsummer. Traits: 23”–M–FR–D–TET– 5”–#1 & #2 Grade
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screams “Buy me!” Steals the show when in bloom. Traits: 34”–EM–D–TET–8”– #1 & #2 GradeAll propagation prohibited.Proven Winners® label and container required.Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon
Awards: HM, AM, LWA, RWM, SSM
Hemerocallis ‘Pumpkin Festival’HMPUFG1 (Stamile) A large flowered, fragrant, peachy orange daylily with a striking wine pur-ple eye and matching pie crust picotee edge. Broad, rounded, diamond dusted petals surround a gold throat and stamens. Traits: 20”–EM–FR–D–TET–5.5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Purple De Oro’HMPDOG1 (DeGroot) (AKA ‘Razzmatazz’) Miniature daylily with medium purple flowers and a compact growth habit. Petals have narrow pie crust edges, dark purple veining, and paler purple midribs. Bright yellow throat. Blooms nearly all summer!Traits: 20”–EM–RE–D–DIP–2.5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Raspberry Suede’HMRSUG1, HMRSUG2 (Blaney) Impressive rich rasp-berry red flowers, super satu-rated like raspberry syrup, are quite sunfast for such a dark color. Aptly named, they have an unusually smooth, velvety texture like suede. Well-budded scapes top the large clump. Traits: 28”–M–D–TET–5”– #1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Red Hot Returns’ PP13499 HAPPY EVER APPSTER™ Daylilies Premium DaylilyHMRHRG1 (Apps) From Dr. Apps comes the first red, con-tinuous blooming daylily. Cherry red blossoms have a bright yel-low halo, apple green throat, and ruffled petals. Vigorous grower; produces several flower scapes per fan. Blooms all summer and into fall. Traits: 24-28”–EM–RE–EXT–SE–DIP–5”– #1 Grade Z5-9Asexual propagation prohibited.Special labels are required for this item. See p. 205.
Hemerocallis ‘Primal Scream’WGI ExclusiveHMPRSG1, HMPRSG2 (Hanson) Nothing comes close to this spectacular award win-ner! Enormous, glimmering tangerine orange, gold dusted blossoms have narrow, twisted, ruffled petals. This one just
“Appropriately named. A color with the ability to arrest your attention. This is the ‘mother of orange’ a riot inciting daylily if there was ever one. Splendid with any flower that can withstand this daylily’s scream.”—P. Allen Smith
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Hemerocallis ‘Red Razzmatazz’Premium DaylilyHMRERG1 (Klehm) Incredibly impressive selection with the best foliage of any red daylily we offer. Big, strong, vigorous plant with well-branched, heavily budded scapes. Clear fire engine red flow-ers with a yellow throat and pie crust ruffled tepals. Very sunfast for a red. Traits: 32”–ML–RE–D–TET–5.5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Return a Smile’HMRSMG1 (Blaney) Similar to ‘Always Afternoon’, but a more cold hardy selection with improved flower form. Consistently rounded blossoms with more durable petals and sunfast color. Mauve pink flow-ers with a prominent wine purple eye, yellow-green throat, and ruffled tepals. Attractive blue-green foliage.Traits: 26”–EM–RE–D–TET–5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Rocket City’HMROCG1 (Hardy) This reliable daylily produces large, bittersweet orange flowers with a darker eye and lighter orange-yellow midribs. It is very easy to grow and propagate. Extended bloom; flowers remain open for at least 16hrs. Traits: 36”–M–EXT–D– TET–6”–#1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Rolling Thunder’HMROTG1 (Benz) This dramatic deep red daylily with a yellow halo and green throat commands a presence. Fragrant blossoms have a wiry, cream edge half way around the pie crusted, velvety textured petals. Robust, vigorously growing plants with thick scapes.Traits: 28”–EM–EXT–NOC–FR–D–TET–5.5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Rose Katherine’Back By Popular DemandHMROKG1, HMROKG2 (Trim-mer) Similar to ‘Dragon’s Eye’,
but more cold hardy. Darling smaller flowered cultivar is a very heavy bloomer, produc-ing highly fragrant, bright rose pink blossoms with a pinkish red eye and green throat. Shimmering, ruffled, recurved petals. Traits: 23”–EM–FR–D–DIP–4”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’ PP9779HMRORG1, HMRORG2 (Apps) From Dr. Darrel Apps comes the first hardy rose pink everblooming daylily. Rose pink with a deep rose eyezone and yellow throat. Blooms consistently from June to frost here in Michigan. Traits: 14”–E–RE–FR–D–DIP–4”–#1 & #2 Grade Asexual propagation prohibited.
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Round Midnight’HMROMG1, HMROMG2 (Mercer) Fragrant, sunfast, shimmering deep reddish purple flowers have a discreet, cream picotee edge half way up the petals. Forms a healthy, vigorous clump with well-branched scapes. Rebloomer. Traits: 30”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–6”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Royal Braid’HMROBG1 (Stamile) Sweetly fragrant daylily with fruity peachy mauve blossoms and a prominent grape purple eye. This variety has one of the best ruffled picotee edges of any we offer. Very thick, well-branched scapes carry loads of buds. Rebloomer.Traits: 25”–M–RE–FR–SE–TET–5” – #1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Red Razzmatazz’
Hemerocallis ‘Rose Katherine’
Hemerocallis ‘Return a Smile’
Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’ PP9779
Hemerocallis ‘Rocket City’
Hemerocallis ‘Round Midnight’
Hemerocallis ‘Rolling Thunder’
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Hemerocallis ‘Ruby Sentinel’HMRUSG1 (Benz) Tall scapes are topped with fragrant, ruffled, ruby red flowers with a brilliant emerald green throat. A nocturnal, extended bloom variety. Excellent performer in the landscape.Traits: 36” –ML–EXT–NOC–FR–D–TET–5” –#1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Ruby Spider’WGI ExclusiveHMRSPG1, HMRSPG2 (Sta-mile) Gigantic, dark ruby red flowers with long, spoon-shaped petals open very wide and flat displaying the large, golden yellow throat and matching midribs. Officially classified as “unusual form-spatulate”. Planted singly or in groups, this extraordinary daylily is sure to make a huge visual impact!Traits: 34”–E–D–TET–9”–#1 & #2 Grade All propagation prohibited.Proven Winners® label and container required.Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon
Awards: HM, AM, LWA, PCP, RWM, LAA
Hemerocallis ‘San Ignacio’HMSAIG1 (Stamile) This highly fragrant, heavy flowering daylily
is spectacular in the landscape. Large, baby pink flowers with a radiating lemon yellow throat and deeply ruffled petals glim-mer in the summer sun. Strong, 3-4 way branched, heavily bud-ded scapes.Traits: 28”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–5-6”– #1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Scottish Fantasy’HMSCFG1, HMSCFG2 (Moldovan) An excellent grower with phenomenal lin-eage including ‘South Seas’. Large, fragrant, rose pink flow-ers with a sunny yellow water-mark, lime green throat, and pie crust ruffled petals. Thick, branched, well-budded scapes. Incredibly heavy flowering.Traits: 28”–ML–RE–FR–SE–TET–5-5 ½”– #1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Shaka Zulu’ Only Year OfferedHMSHZG1 (Moldovan) This robust daylily produces very large, striking blossoms atop sturdy, heavily budded scapes. Rich deep reddish purple flowers have a pale watermark, showy lemon yellow throat, and contrasting wiry, white edge on the ruffled petals.Traits: 28”–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–6-7” – #1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Double Classic’ HMSDCG1, HMSDCG2 (Henry) This beautifully fra-grant, double daylily produces soft peachy pink blossoms with a yellow halo and green throat. It grows well everywhere except the deep south. Traits: 26”–EM–EXT–FR–D–DIP–4.5”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Spiritual Corridor’HMSPCG1, HMSPCG2 (Hanson) Gorgeous lavender pink flowers have a prominent creamy yellow eye, matching picotee edge, and chartreuse throat. The broad petals open flat for best display. Lightly fragrant blossoms are produced atop well-branched, heavily budded scapes in midsummer. Traits: 25”–EM–FR–SE–TET–6”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Peony Display’WGI ExclusiveHMSPDG1, HMSPDG2 (Henry) Produces an elegant display of large, fully double, fragrant flowers with ruffled petals in midsummer; rebloomer. Peach, diamond dusted blossoms with a rose blush near the center. Traits: 18”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–6” –#1 & #2 GradeAll propagation prohibited.Proven Winners® label and container required.Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon
Awards: HM, JC
Hemerocallis ‘Sir Modred’Last Year OfferedHMSIMG1 (Webster) One of the best dark-colored daylil-ies available, this selection has black-red flowers with a yellow throat. Quite sunfast for such a dark color. Flowers are fragrant
and of heavy substance. Well-branched and budded.Traits: 24”-M-FR-D-TET-5.5”–#1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Soft Summer Night’HMSSNG1, HMSSNG2 (Stam-ile) Elegant large flowered selec-tion; baby pink blossoms with a rose pink eye and wide, beauti-fully ruffled petals. Fragrant flowers are produced on well-branched, heavily budded scapes in midsummer; rebloomer. Traits: 23”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–5”–#1 & #2 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘South Seas’Premium DaylilyHMSOSG1, HMSOSG2 (Moldovan) Absolutely gor-geous! Uniquely colored flow-ers are coral-tangerine with a reddish-coral band and yellow throat. Smooth, rounded petals
have beautifully ruffled edges. Vigorous grower with healthy foliage and tons of buds.Traits: 30”-M-RE-EXT-NOC-FR-D-TET-5”–#1 & #2 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Spanish Glow’Premium DaylilyHMSPGG1 (Salter) A beauti-ful large-flowered, warm peach daylily with ruffled petals and a gold throat. Glows in the sun! Plants are extremely heavily budded, making it an outstand-ing performer in the landscape. Rebloomer.Traits: 26”-ML-RE-SE-TET-5”- #1 Grade
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Hemerocallis ‘Spellbinder’HMSPEG1 (Baker) One of the longest blooming daylilies we grow! One of the first to bloom and continues through summer.
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Hemerocallis ‘Steeple Jackie’HMSTJG1 (Daylily) (Saxton) A totally new look for daylilies. Makes a tremendous architec-tural statement at the back of the border with its 4-5’ tall, 7-way branched scapes carrying 55-100+ buds apiece. Trumpet-shaped, fra-grant, light canary yellow flowers are produced in clusters.4-5’–VL–FR–D–DIP–2½”–#1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Stella de Oro’HMSDOG1, HMSDOG2 ( Jablonski) World’s most popular daylily! Bright gold complete self with mild pie crust edging. Flow-ers profusely in early summer, followed by waves of bloom into early fall. Traits: 15”–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–2.75”–#1 & #2 Grade
Awards: DFM, HM, AM, SSM
Hemerocallis ‘Stephanie Returns’ PP18538 HAPPY EVER APPSTER® DayliliesHMSTEG1, HMSTEG2 (Apps-Blew) A short daylily with nearly continuous bloom. Unique bicolor light peachy pink blend. Ruffled petals with a narrow
purple eye, radiant yellow throat, and deeper rose purple sepals. Named for Perennial Diva Stephanie Cohen. Traits: 16-18”–E–RE–D–DIP–4”– #1 & #2 GradeAsexual propagation prohibited.
Hemerocallis ‘Strawberry Candy’HMSTCG1, HMSTCG2 (Sta-mile) Pink self with a bright raspberry red eye, orange-gold watermark, and green throat. Ruffled petals with red edges. Long blooming.Traits: 26”–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–4.5”–#1 & #2 Grade
Awards: HM, AGA, DSA, AM, SSM
Hemerocallis ‘Strutter’s Ball’HMSTBG1, HMSTBG2 (Moldovan) A hybridizing mile-stone with incredible achieve-ment in color. Deep black-pur-ple tepals with a silvery-white halo that radiates out onto the tepals. Small lemon-green throat and dark purple stamens. Superior candelabra branching and heavy bud count. Strong, sturdy habit. Excellent grower.Traits: 28”–M–EXT–D–TET–6”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Summer Blush’HMSUBG1 (Trimmer) This elegant pastel daylily produces sweetly fragrant, light apricot flowers with a well-defined rose eye. The broad, thick, ruffled, diamond dusted petals open wide. Sunfast flowers appear on strong, well-budded scapes. Traits: 29” –M–FR–D–TET– 4½-5”–#1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Sunday Gloves’HMSUGG1, HMSUGG2 (LeBegue-Rogers) Graceful, innocent-looking blooms per-fect for a romantic moonlit garden. Near-white blossoms are highly fragrant with loosely ruffled tepals, a pale yellow eye, and tiny celery-green throat. Superior foliage and flower form. Very easy to grow. Blooms all summer. Traits: 27”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5.25”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Super Honor’HMSUHG1, HMSUHG2 (Dove) Strongly fragrant, large flowered selection with beauti-fully symmetrical, ruffled, dusky purple blossoms. They open flat to display the pronounced lemon-lime throat and faint dark purple band. Flowers open well under varying weather con-ditions. Exemplary plant habit.Traits: 24”–ML–EXT–FR–D–DIP–6”–#1 & #2 Grade
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daylily perfect for containers.Traits: 22”–ML–D–TET–3”–#1 Grade
Award: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Wedding Band’ HMWEBG1, HMWEBG2 (Stamile) Fragrant, glimmering creamy white flowers display a full picotee, pie crust ruffled, yel-low edge. Broad, rounded petals with yellow stamens and a green throat complete the look. Traits: 26”–M–FR–SE–TET–5.5”–#1 & #2 Grade
Awards: HM, AM, SSM
Hemerocallis ‘Western Sandstone’HMWESG1 (Klehm) This unique daylily is the color and visual texture of western sand-stone. Blend of tan, peach, and pale yellow tones with a bright yellow halo. Very distinctive and elegant looking. Ruffled, glim-mering diamond dusted petals. Heavy bloomer.Traits: 40”–ML–D–TET–5.5-6”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Wineberry Candy’HMWICG1, HMWICG2 (Stamile) One of the longest blooming daylilies and one of the first to bloom. Fragrant, dia-mond dusted, soft pinkish peach colored blossoms have a contrast-ing wine purple eye which is notched at the midribs. Nicely branched scapes carry the flowers beginning in early summer.Traits: 22”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET–4.75”–#1 & #2 Grade
Awards: HM, AM, LPA, SSM (runner up)
Hemerocallis ‘Woodside Romance’HMWROG1, HMWROG2 (Apps) One of Dr. Apps’ best! Perfectly formed, fragrant, rose pink blossoms have diamond dusted, ruffled petals that sparkle in the sunlight. Very heavily budded scapes carry 30-35 buds apiece, resulting in a long season of bloom in the landscape.Traits: 27”–M–FR–D–DIP–5”–#1 & #2 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Super Magician’ Summer 2012 OnlyHMSUMG1 (Blaney) Tall scapes with candelabra branching carry an impressive 45+ buds apiece in midsummer. Large, deep magenta purple flowers with a brightly con-trasting granny smith apple throat. Very sunfast for such a dark color. Traits: 28-32”–M–D–TET–5-6” – #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘Sweet Tart’Premium DaylilyHMSWTG1 (Bennett) Delightful pie crust ruffles line the edges of this large flowered, diamond dusted, light pinkish peach day-lily with a radiant gold throat. Broad, rounded petals open flat for best display. A durable, vigor-ous selection. Traits: 26”–ML–D–DIP–5”– #1 Grade
Hemerocallis ‘The Jury’s Out’HMTJOG1 (Apps) A blooming machine-60+ buds per scape! Tall, architecturally branched scapes carry the sunny yellow, trumpet shaped blossoms with an apple green throat. Great late season interest! Traits: 33”–L–RE–EXT–D–DIP– 4½”– #1 Grade
Awards: HM
Hemerocallis ‘Tiger Kitten’Last Year OfferedHMTIKG1 (Stamile) Radiant orange, completely sunfast flow-ers have a prominent dark red eye and showy orange anthers with black tips. Candelabra-branched scapes. Excellent foliage. Petite
