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Daylilies A-B

Abstract Art (Hall 65) Pink/rose blend, lavender-gold rings, gold throat

Tall, elegant, glowing; long bloom period here.

33"/6", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                                  $15/ dbl fan

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Alabama Jubilee (Webster 88) Fluorescent red orange with brighter red halo and greenish throat, fragrant

Vivid, vibrant color that glows without being garish ... and great substance as well ... stunning!

30"/7", Mid, Dorm, Tet                                              $12/ dbl fan

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Altered State (Carr 97) cherry red with darker cherry red eyezone, pink red border above a yellow to green throat

28", 5.5", EM, Ev, Tet                                                $12/ dbl fan

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Always Afternoon (Morss 87) Medium mauve edged buff w/ purple eyezone & green throat

22", 5.5", E, SE, Tet                                                  $10/ dbl fan

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Anansi (Dhabi name, lost registration) Slender red petals, yellow midlines radiating from gold throat

A spidery look in an eye-catching color.

24"/6", Mid, Dorm                                                          $9/dbl fan

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Asian Artistry (Munson 76) Mauve lavender with chalky lavender band, cream throat.

Fragrant; listed as a rebloomer.

26"/4.5", Mid, SE, Tet                                                    $9/ dbl fan

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Atlanta Moonlight (Petree 82) Soft yellow self, green heart, ruffled edges. Absolutely glows from across the yard; abundant blossoms, rebloomer.

27"/6", Mid, Dorm, Tet                                                    $10/dbl fan

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Atlanta Special Love (Petree 91) Soft pink self, cream ribs, green throat.

Substantial blossoms, very nice.

24"/6", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                                  $12/dbl fan

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Baby Blues (Stamile, G. 90) Pale lavender with washed gray-blue eyezone edged with fuchsia line and green throat

20", 2.93", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                              $12/dbl fan

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Baffin Bay Beauty (Carpenter 03) Cream rose bicolor above green throat

Large blossoms and a stunning color combination ... plus it's fragrant!

26"/7", Mid, Evergreen, Tet                                      $12 / dbl fan

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Bama Music (Hardy 65)  Pale pink self, yellow throat

Prolific bloomer that makes big, beautiful clumps -- much taller here than AHS standard

28"/5", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                                $8/dbl fan

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Beautiful Edgings (Copenhaver 89)  Cream-edged rose with green throat; fragrant

Irresistibly gorgeous, and one of our best sellers; reblooms here

30"/7", Mid, SE, Dip                                              $10 / dbl fan   

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Benchmark (Munson 80) Lavender self with cream throat; fragrant

Large, clear petals and beautiful form in a lovely lavender. J.C. award.

30", 7", Mid, SE, Dip                                                    $10/dbl fan

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Berried Treasure (Dhabi's, unregistered) Pretty raspberry-plum self with lavender eye, kiwi throat; fragrant

23"/5", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                                $8 / dbl fan

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Bertie Ferris (Winniford 69)  Persimmon-orange self, ruffled petals.

Cheerful and bright little classic, good for the front of the border.

Stout Silver Medal Award.

20"/2.5", early, Ev, Dip                                                    $12/dbl fan

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Bianca (Olallie)  Apricot pink, gold edging, large yellow haloed throat

Olallie daylilies are bred for northern climates, but this one, as with many

of theirs, is unregistered.

32"/5/5", Mid, Dorm, Tet                                                $15/dbl fan

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Blossom Queen (Dougherty 97)  Light pink self, yellow throat, fragrant.

Big end-of-season eye candy!

23"/6", MidLate, Dorm, Dip                                            $9/dbl fan

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Blueberry Breakfast (Rose 88) Slate lavender with wide magenta purple midribs & deep purple eyezone above green throat

22"/5", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                        $12 / dbl fan       

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Blueberry Muffin (Rose 98)  Reversed purple bitone with dark purple eyezone and green throat.

"Muffin" changes hue quite dramatically at times in our gardens, depending on the time of day ... ranging from a chalky deep lavender to a dramatic deeper purple.

22"/4", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                          $12 / dbl fan           

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Border Crossing (Dougherty 93)  Pink bitone with yellow-green throat.

This is a stunning bright pink that blossoms here late in the season -- eyecatching!

24"/5.5", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                          $11/dbl fan

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Broadway Ingenue (Stamile, G 91) rose red w/ red eyezone above green throat

26"/3.25", Mid, Dorm, Tet                                        $12 / dbl fan

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Brookwood Black Kitten (Sharp 95) Black-red self with green throat; fragrant

22"/2.75", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                          $14/dbl fan

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Bubbly (Joiner 89) Apricot self with green throat; double.

What a sweet little double this is, and a popular seller here ... lots of

buds, and foliage is a nice deep green that holds well all season.

Donn Fischer Memorial Award winner.

20", 2.87", Mid, SE, Dip                                        $10 / dbl fan

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Butterpat (Kennedy 70) Medium yellow self; fragrant.

Just as it's named, a sweet little butter-yellow blossom! Rebloomed for us

in 2010, and much taller here than the AHS description -- 29", with 3.5" blossoms, and an abundance of 'em.

20"/2.5", Mid, Dorm, Dip                                          $7/dbl fan

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What does it mean?

Let's use Abstract Art as an example:

 

33"/6", Mid, Dorm, Dip

 

33" = height; 33" from ground to blossom

6" = width of blossom

Dorm = dormancy; can be dormant, semi-evergreen, or evergreen. Evergreens should be mulched prior to winter.

Dip = ploidy, a genetic term important primarily to hybridizers; daylilies are either Diploid or Tetraploid.

 

Descriptions in italics are taken from American Hemerocallis Society registration descriptions

(or in the case of lost registrations and seedlings, our own physical description); descriptions

in regular text are from our observations in our own gardens (and our opinions!). Colors and growth habits can vary according to climate zone, soil nutrients, amount of sun/shade and rainfall, and other variables. Our photographs portray our daylilies as they appear here in our Zone 5b gardens (unless otherwise noted).

 

(Munson 76) is the name of the hybridizer and the year the cultivar was registered with the AHS.

 

(Dhabi's garden name, lost regstration) signifies a registered cultivar that we've grown for years, long before we realized the importance of keeping track of registrations. These are still beautiful, proven daylilies that perform well and multiply year after year.

 

(Dhabi's, unregistered) describes one of our own exclusive seedlings that we've trialed for at least two seasons, usually more, and it has proven to be hardy in our climate, beautiful, and dependable. We reserve the right to register these.

 
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