‘ABSOLUTE ZERO’ (Millikan 1986)

A circular, ruffled near white with a green throat. Sev. Mid. Ht: 51cm (20") BS: 10.2cm (4”)

cat # D 0001 $10.00

‘ADVANCE PARTY’ (Stamile 1998)

Huge lavender pink flower with a pale pink eye with yellow throat. The deeply recurved sepals accentuate the heavily ruffled petals. Dor. Tet. Extra early. Ht: 71cm (28”) BS: 15cm (6”)

cat # D 0002   $14.00

‘AFRICAN IVORY’  (Billingsea 1991)  

Large ivory cream self with green throat. Very compact plant. Sev. Mid late Ht: 56cm (22) BS: 15cm (6”)

cat # D 0003   $12.00 

‘ALABAMA JUBILEE’ (Webster 1990)

Fluorescent red orange with brighter red halo and greenish throat. Eye catching because it is so bright and the flower is so big. Sev. Fra. Tet. Mid. Ht: 75cm (30") BS: 17.5cm (7")

cat # D 0004 $15.00

ALABASTER ANGEL (Mercer 1995)

An eggshell white tinted pink self with a lemon green throat. Dor. Tet. Noc. Ext Fra. Reblooms. Mid. Ht: 63.5cm (25") BS: 15.8cm (6.25”)

cat # D 0005 $16.00

‘ALL AMERICAN WINDMILL’ (Crochet 1995)

Very striking light orange polychrome with a dark orange eye. Spider variant. Dor. Early to mid. Reblooms. Ht: 65cm (26") BS: 17.5cm (7")

cat # D 0006 $16.00

ALL FIRED UP (Stamile 1996)

Brilliant orange with a red eye and distinctive red edge above a green throat. . Ev. Tet. Early. Reblooms. Ht: 50cm (20") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D 0007 $15.00

‘ALLEGHENY SUNSET’ (Stamile 1996)

Heavily ruffled blend of clear pink, rose lavender and coral above a dark olive green throat with lightly fringed edges. Round and flat bloom. Fertile both ways. Dor. Tet. Ext. Mid. Ht: 50cm (20") BS:14cm ( 5.5")

cat # D 0008 $20.00

ALWAYS A PLEASURE (Rasmussen 1997)

A golden yellow with a distinct red eye zone and some picotee on petal edges. Form is full and rounded. Always opens well. Sturdy scapes with high bud count. Sometimes doubles. Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht: 67.5cm (27”) BS: 12.5cm (5”)

cat # D 0009 $15.00

‘AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL’ (Wild 1980)

Dusty light rose with a very bluish mid rib and a chartreuse heart. Flowers have a round form. Multiple branching. Dor. Mid. Ht: 66cm (26") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D 0010 $8.00

ANGLICAN CHURCH (Hanson 1992)

A sparkling blend of creamy yellow and ivory blushed pink with an ornate bubbly edge of lemon gold. The form is large, flat and wide with good substance. The scapes are tall, strong and erect. Dor. Tet. Fra. Mid late. Fertile either way. Ht:70cm (28") BS:15cm (6")

cat # D 0011 $16.00

ANITA DAVIS (Stamile 1990)

A very reliable bright deep yellow. Dor. Tet. Fra. Ext. Ht:70cm (28") BS:12.5cm (5')

cat # D 0012 $ 8.00

ANTIETAM (Wild 1980)

A very vigorous violet red self. Lots of bloom. Dor. Mid. Ht: 62.5cm (25”) BS: 13.75cm (5.5)

cat # D 0013 $8.00

‘APPLE’ (Brown 1981)

Rose with faint watermark and green throat. Dor. Early. Ht: 48cm (19") BS: 12.7cm (5")

cat # D 0014 $9.00

‘APRICOT SPARKLES’ (Apps)

Everblooming dwarf with a sparkling diamond dusted bloom. Deep apricot with ruffled edges. Dor. Very early. Rebloom. Ht: 37.5cm (15") BS: 7.5cm (3")

cat # D 0015 $12.00

APRICOT WAX ( Munson 1983)

A gorgeous daylily. Sun fast apricot self with a green throat. Heavy substance. Ev. Tet. Fra. Early to Mid. Reblooms. Ht: 76cm(30") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D 0016 $10.00

ASIATIC PHEASANT (Knower 1973)

A spider variant. Yellow self with green throat. Dor. Mid to late. Ht:56cm (22") B:15cm (6")

cat # D 0017 $9.00

‘ATLANTA FULLHOUSE’ (Petree 1984)

Ruffled yellow self with green throat. Very well formed flower.

Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht: 68.5cm (27”) BS:16.5cm (6.5”)

cat # D0018 $12.00

‘ATLANTA HEARTSTEALER’ (Petree)

Rose pink flowers with a light green eye. Rounded, ruffled petals with pronounced white midribs. Reflexed sepals are paler pink. Early mid. Tet. Ht: 62.5cm (25") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D 0019 $13.00

‘ATLANTA MOONLIGHT’ (Petree 1982)

A gorgeous pale yellow with very nice foliage and beautiful scapes. Blooms have good substance. A seedling of ‘Mary Todd’. Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht: 65cm (26") BS:17.5cm (7”)

cat # D 0020 $15.00

ATLANTA RUFFLETTE (Petree 1989)

Lovely light yellow self with a green throat. Pretty piecrust edging. Dor. Mid. Ext. Tet. Ht: 61cm (24") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D 0021 $15.00

ATLANTA SWEET MEMORIES (Petree 1989)

Wonderful light pink with a yellow green eye zone and green throat. Tremendous candelabra branching gives it heavy bloom and a long bloom season. Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht:63cm (25”) BS:15cm (6”)

cat # D 0022 $13.00

ATLANTA WINSOME LADY (Petree 1990)

Pink with a large cream eye zone above a green throat. Sev. Tet. Mid. Ht: 83cm (25”) BS:12cm (5”)

cat # D 0023 $13.00

‘AUDACITY BOUND’ (Stamile 1987)

A standout from one of the best hybridizers in the world. Gigantic ruffled yellow. One of the biggest flowers we grow. Great substance. Dor. Tet. Mid late. Ht: 76cm (30") BS:20cm (8")

cat # D 0024 $22.00

AUTUMN MINARET (Stout 1951)

A wonderful very tall addition to the late summer perennial garden. Attractive gold with rust coloured eyezone, rust overtones, bright yellow throat. Dor. Fra. Ext. Late. Ht:167 cm (66") BS:12.5cm (5")

cat # D 0025 $ 9.00

‘AVANTE GARDE’ (Moldovan 1986)

An unusual amber tan bitone with a red orange eyezone and yellow green throat. Dor. Tet. Early. Ht: 66cm (26”) BS: 14cm (5.5”)

cat # D 0026 $14.00

‘BABY BLUES’ (Stamile 1992)

Pale lavender with washed gray eyezone edged with fuchsia line and green throat. Dor. Fra. Mid. Ht: 50.8cm (20”) BS:7.5cm (3”)

cat # D 0027 $12.00

‘BAND OF GYPSIES’ (Benz 2000)

A precise pencil line band in a deeper shade of rose bisects round rose pink petals. Pale lime green throat and an elaborate beaded gold edge. Flowers are wide with heavy wax like substance. Fertile both ways. Dor. Tet. Fra. Mid. Reblooms. Ht: 90cm (36") BS: 12.5cm (5")

cat # D 0028 $25.00

‘BANDIT MAN’ (Stevens 1979)

Very eye-catching burnt orange with large red eyezone and gold throat. Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht:71cm (28”) BS:14cm (5.5”)

cat # D 0029 $15.00

‘BARBARA FRUM’ (Lorrain/Lycett 1996)

A gorgeous purple blend with a wine pink watermark and chartreuse throat. Dor. Ext. Mid late. Tet. Ht: 78.5 cm (31") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D 0030 $20.00

BARBARA MITCHELL (Pierce 1984)

Wonderful ruffled pink self with a green throat. Stout Silver Medal Winner in 1992. Sev. Mid. Ht:51cm (20”) BS:15cm

cat # D 0031 $ 10.00

‘BATEAU IVRE’ (Mercer 1995)

Deep lavender self with light lavender watermark above a white green throat. Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht: 63.5cm (25”) BS: 15cm (6”)

cat # D 0032 $12.00

BATHSHEBA (Harris-Benz 1987)

Terrific pink self with a green throat. We think it is one of the best of the clear pinks in this price range. Mulch until established. Ext. Tet. Early mid. Ev. Ht:62.5cm (25") BS:15cm (6")

cat # D 0033 $ 15.00

‘BEAUTY TO BEHOLD’ (Sellers 1980)

Nicely ruffled lemon yellow with a green throat and round flat form. Sev. Mid. Tet. Ht: 61cm (24") BS: 13.75cm (5.4”)

cat # D 0034 $12.00

‘BELLS APPEALING’ (Peck 1978)

Big, bright yellow with green heart. Much ruffling and creping. Dor. Tet. Mid. Ht: 71cm (28") BS: 19cm (7.4”)

cat # D 0035 $12.00

BERTIE FERRIS (Winniford 1969)

This Stout Medal Winner (1969) still remains popular. Bright persimmon orange blooms on a compact plant. Dor. Early. Ht: 51cm (20") BS:6cm (2.5")

cat # D 0036 $ 8.00

‘BEST KEPT SECRET’ (Kirchoff 1990)

Rose pink with a rose coral watermark. Exquisite colour. Ev. Tet. Fra. Mid. Ht: 71cm (28”) BS: 14cm (5.5”)

cat # D0037 $15.00

‘BIG BIRD’ (Greisbach/Klehm 1978)

An enormous unique looking flower in bright yellow. Heavily ruffled with recurved petals. Green throat. Looks like a giant yellow canary in flight. Dor. Tet. Fra. Early to mid. Ht: 88cm (34”) BS:17.5cm (7”)

cat # D 0038 $ 12.00

‘BIG SNOWBIRD’ (Millikan 1990)

Lovely near white self with a chartreuse throat. Dor. Mid. Reblooms. Ht: 70cm (28") BS: 15cm (6")

cat # D0039 $16.00

BLACKBERRY CANDY ( Stamile 1992)

Bright gold with a very dark, almost black eyezone. Great colour contrast. Dor. Tet. Ext. Fra. Reblooms. Ht:63cm (25") BS:10cm (4")

cat # D 0040 $14.00

BLACKBERRY SHERBET’ (Sellers 1995)

A striking colour contrast. Bright gold with a red black eyezone. A standout in the garden. Dor. Tet. Mid late. Ht:70cm (28") BS:11.25cm (4.5")

cat # D 0041 $15.00

‘BOLD TIGER’ (Stamile 1990)

Bright orange with a bold red eyezone and green throat. Dor. Tet. Fra. Mid. Ht:71cm (28") BS:10.6cm (4.25")

cat # D 0042 $15.00

BONE CHINA (Apps 1990)

Near white self with a green throat. One of the best near whites. Perfect blossom form. Extended bloom. Great foliage. Very vigorous. Sev. Mid. Ht:76cm (30") BS:10cm (4")

cat # D 0043 $15.00

BRAND NEW LOVER (Brooks 1988)

A coral rose bitone with a rouged narrow rose halo and a melon throat. Sev. Tet. Early mid. Ht: 70cm (28") BS:12.5cm (5")

cat # D 0044 $12.00

BRAZILIAN CORAL (Apps 1996)

This flower glows! It is a brilliant pink that can be seen across the garden. A strong grower with an excellent bud count. Dor. Mid. Fra. Reblooms. Ht: 56cm (22”) BS: 8.2cm (3.25”)

cat # D 0045 $ 20.00

‘BRILLIANT CIRCLE’ (Sellers 1984)

This daylily will catch your eye. Ruffled, cream with a bright red eyezone. Heavy bloomer. Dor. Mid. Ht:70cm (28") BS:9cm (3.5")

cat # D 0046 $ 8.00

‘BROADWAY PINK SLIPPERS’ (G. Stamile 1995)

Rich baby ribbon pink with a pencil rose red eye and a green throat. Dor. Mid late. Tet. Ht: 40cm (16') BS: 7.5cm (3")

cat # D 0047 $ 12.00

‘BRONZE EYED BEAUTY’ (Carpenter 1995)

An unusual bronze with a dark mahogany eye above a green throat. The flower is round, flat and slightly recurved. It has heavy substance and is nicely ruffled. Dor. Fra. Reblooms. Mid late. Ht: 61cm (24") BS:15cm (6")

cat # D 0048 $20.00

BUBBLY (Joiner 1986)

Charming double apricot self. Green throat. Grows taller for us than registered height. Sev. Mid. Ht: 51cm (20”) BS:7cm

cat # D 0049 $ 8.00

BUTTERPAT (Kennedy 1970)

Award winning miniature. Fragrant, creamy yellow flower. Heavy bloomer. Excellent edger. Sev. Mid. Ht:50cm (20”) BS:6.25cm

cat # D 0050 $ 7.00

CAMDEN GOLD DOLLAR (Yancey1982) </