Daylily
Hemerocallis or Daylilies are extremely popular, low maintenance perennials that produce loads of color throughout the summer. Their trumpet shaped blooms come in a wide range of colors, in single and double forms and range from tiny 1 1/2" flowers to huge 8" blooms. Many are fragrant. Each individual bloom lasts only a day (hence their common name), but the profusion of buds assures near constant flowering throughout the season. Sun lovers, daylilies are very resistant to heat and drought, but they will tolerate some shade and moist soils and still bloom nicely.
For best performance we recommend daylilies be cut back to about six inches after they bloom. This will encourage fresh foliage growth and often promote additional blooming. In addition, we recommend that they be divided every three years to reinvorgorate the plants and to increase bloom (crowded plants may have diminished blooms).
Tetraploid plants have twice as many chromosomes, which causes them to be stronger growers and to have larger flowers with higher bud counts.
Extended Bloom means the individual flowers are open more than 16 hours a day.
Heat and humidity tolerant varieties are especially color-fast on hot, humid days.
Rebloomers are varieties that dependably put out additional blooms after their first flush of flowers, extending their bloom season considerably.
Bloom time: Early - June Midseason- July Late - August
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Common Name: Daylily
x24". 7" striking deep fluorescent red-orange bloom has a brighter red halo and greenish throat. Sturdy scapes over pest-resistant foliage are loaded with buds. Blooms hold up in heat and humidity. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Early to midseason.
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27". 6". Hot! Hot! Hot! Bright orange recurved blooms with brilliant red eye zones and glowing gold throats. Call the fire department! HHT. TET. Early-Mid. Rebloomer.
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6" velvety red-orange blooms with chartreuse throats are lightly ruffled. Blooms hold up in heat and humidity. Tetraploid. Mid-Late season.
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6" deep purple blooms with a lime-green throat. Award winner. Tetraploid. Midseason. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6"-8" wine red bloom with purple eyezone and edge above yellow throat. Up to 200 single flowers on a 3 year old plant. Early-Mid season. Semi-evergreen. Tetraploid. Rebloomer.
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5" soft petal pink bloom has a violet eye-zone and finely ruffled, violet picotee edges, light fragrance. HHT. AW. TET. Early-Mid. Rebloomer.
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4" lovely lemon-yellow blooms have ruffled edges and a soft green throat. A daughter of 'Happy Returns", flowering continues throughout the season. Fragrant. Very Early-Late. Ever-blooming.
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4.5" blooms have deep purple eyezones and picotee edges on broad creamy yellow petals with a hint of peach, a deep purple eye zone and purple picotee edges. Semi-evergreen. Reblooms. Heat and humidity tolerant. Tetraploid.
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5" maroon flowers with a vivid gold throat and lighter midribs. Midseason. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5" creamy-yellow blooms with white midribs. Award winner. Extended bloom life. Fragrant. Early season. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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A profuse number of warm, fragrant, butter yellow 6" blooms appear in July. It is a good rebloomer, reputed to be better than 'Stella de Oro' for southern gardens. An award winning variety that is free of daylily rust and pest resistant.
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4.5" creamy butterscotch bloom with full, moderately recurved form. Petals ruffled and crimped, melony edges. Hint of rose halo. Very late season. Tetraploid. Rebloomer. Extended bloom.
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3" Deep yellow blooms on tall scapes. Very long blooming. Early. Rebloomer. Semi-evergreen
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4.5" raspberry-red bloom with a yellow-green throat and cream midribs. Extended bloom life. Early-Midseason. Rebloomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" ruffled, velvety deep purple petals with white mid-ribs at the green throat. Blooms hold up in heat and humidity. Sunfast. Mid to late season. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6.5" Fragrant, orange-red spider-form bloom has a yellow throat and reflexed petals. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5" Brilliant, scarlet-red blooms with yellow eyes and ruffled edges are unusually color-fast. Heat and humidity tolerant. Robust foliage, wind-resistant stalks. Tetraploid. Midseason. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" vibrant gold-orange blooms. Tetraploid. Midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5.5". Wide, mustard orange petals that are ruffled and fringed make this one a standout! Mid-late season bloomer. Tetraploid. Rebloomer.
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Salmon coral 5" double flowers with red eye zone and yellow green throat. Early. Tetraploid. Reblooms.
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4.25" Creamy yellow self with a maroon eye, yellow watermark, and green throat. Rounded petals have gold picotee edges. One of our longest blooming varieties. Extended bloom. Early to midseason. Rebloomer.
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2.5" black-red blooms with a yellow-green throat. Miniature. Midseason. Rebloomer. Semi-evergren. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" pale lavender-pink blooms have a darker eye and yellow-green center. Tetraploid. Midseason. Rebloomer.
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4". Very cute little plants have double chartreuse blooms. Extended bloom. Early midseason. Rebloomer. Evergreen. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5.5" Apricot blooms have rose veining and ruffled edges, slightly recurved. Throat transitions from yellow to orange to soft olive. Mid to late season. Extended bloom. Rebloomer. Heat and humidity tolerant. Tetraploid. Fragrant.
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2". Plum-red blooms with a fine white edge and green throat. EXT. Midseason. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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4.25" Butter-yellow blooms have a raspberry eye and a green throat. Heat and humidity tolerant. Award winner. Tetraploid. Late season. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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Large, 6" lavender purple blooms have yellow centers and ruffled petal edges. Midribs are lighter colored. TET. Midseason. Rebloomer.
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5.5" open faced soft peach-pink blooms have a large golden throat and very ruffled petals. Exceptional! Award winner. Midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5.5" Rich yellow bloom with a wide red eye and golden yellow throat. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early mid-season. Tetraploid. Stout Medal. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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8" creamy yellow, spider form bloom has an emerald center and maroon to red eye zone that extends into the petals. Lightly ruffled margins. Evergreen. Tetraploid. Very early season. Reblooms.
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4" blooms of creamy yellow have a pink blush and darker pink, ruffled edges. Elegant and very fragrant, this one is extremely floriferous. Reblooms.
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4" canary-yellow blooms. Fragrant. Midseason. Rebloomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5.5". Large rose-red blooms have bright green throats and ruffled petals. Nicely branched scapes have loads of buds. Tetraploid. Early mid-season.
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5" near white blooms. The purest white currently offered. Award winner. Early-Midseason. Semi-evergreen. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6.5" Pink blooms with ruffled edges and yellow-green throats. Petals have lighter midrib. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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4" canary yellow blooms with recurved, overlapping petals and slightly ruffled margins. Good branching with 10-15 buds per stem. An improvement over 'Happy Returns', it continues to bloom into the fall. Early to late.
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Bright, warm red 4" blooms have a red band, yellow watermarks and small green throat. Petal edges are gently ruffled. Individual blooms last up to 16 hours. Award winner. Early.
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4.5" Dark, velvety purple blooms have lighter mid-ribs and yellow eyes.
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3" light yellow blooms. Prized long blooming dwarf. The best true yellow rebloomer. Award winner. Extended bloom life. Fragrant. Early season. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5" velvety ruby-red, double flowers with contrasting yellow throats and thin golden picotee edges. Some blooms may be single.
Semi-evergreen. Tetraploid. Mid-Late season. Rebloomer.
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5" Rose-pink, elegantly ruffled blooms with a green throat fading upward to yellow, surrounded by a soft pink halo. Lots of buds per stem. Heat and humidity tolerant. Mid to late season. Rebloomer.
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5 1/2" clear yellow blooms. Extended bloom life. Fragrant. Midseason. Rebloomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6.5" bright red blooms with yellow green throats. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Mid to late season. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" near white blooms. Award winner. Extended bloom life. Early-Midseason. Rebloomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" Large lavender to rosy pink blooms have purple eyezones and ruffled petal edges. Blooms repeatedly from late June to frost. Semi-evergreen. Rebloomer. Plant patented.
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6.5" ruffled yellow flowers. Tetraploid. Midseason. Very long blooming. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" butter yellow to ivory bloom has a red eye zone, green and yellow center and a double picotee edge of red and yellow. Broad petals have a piecrust edges. Fragrant. Semi-evergreen. Tetraploid. Mid season. Rebloomer.
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5.5" lavender-blue flowers have deeper lavender-blue eyezones and green throats. FRA. AW. Early-mid. Rebloomer.
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5.5" lilac rose bloom with slightly darker watermark, faint pink picotee edge and chartreuse throat has almost perfect round form. Ruffled. Very fragrant. Extended bloom. Tetraploid. Early-Midseason.
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3" dark red blooms with a yellow-green throats. Petals are slightly recurved. Award winner. Extended bloom life. Tetraploid. Early-Midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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2" Wine-red bloom with darker eye and yellow-green center. Recurved petals have slightly ruffled edges. Early. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5" mauve-purple blooms have wide maroon eyes and chartreuse centers. Petals have lighter midribs and ruffled edges. Midseason. Rebloomer.
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6" ruffled soft yellow blooms. Award winner. Tetraploid. Early season. Semi-evergreen. May rebloom if cut back. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6.5" Huge golden-yellow blooms have recurved petals with ruffled edges. Vigorous plants with high bud counts. Heat and humidity tolerant. Tetraploid. Midseason. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.
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5". Mauve pink blooms have bluish eye zones and yellow-green throats. Lighter midribs and sepals, petal edges slightly ruffled. Early-Mid-season. Semi-evergreen.
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3" blush-pink blooms on dwarf plants. Extended bloom life. Early-Midseason. Rebloomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5" heavily ruffled, double blooms are deep cherry red with a striking yellow hairline edge. Tetraploid. Semi-evergreen. Fragrant. Early-Mid season.
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3.5" deep ruby-red blooms have slightly darker eye zones and deep yellow centers. Nicely ruffled petal edges and sweet fragrance make this one a winner for mass plantings or borders. Tetraploid. Extended bloom. Early. Rebloomer. Semi-evergreen.
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Common Name: Dayliliy
6". Large, ruffled blooms of deep, purple have yellow-green thoats. Petal edges are nicely ruffled. Strong stems and sunfast color make this one a winner. Lightly fragrant, elegant, and mysterious. Midseason bloom. Tetraploid. Proven Winner.
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4.5" rose-pink blooms with a purple band. Fragrant. Midseason. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" flat, wide creamy peach blooms with violet eyes that flare out at the edges appear on dwarf plants small enough for a container, but fantastic in the garden. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early. Rebloomer. Tetraploid. Semi-evergreen.
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2.75" Miniature, cranberry-red blooms have a narrow water-mark and bright chartreuse throat. Petals are slightly ruffled. Fragrant. Midseason. Rebloomer. Award-winner.This nocturnal miniature opens the next day's blossoms the prior evening.
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4.75" pale coral pink bloom has distinct raspberry pink eye zone, a yellow throat and delightfully ruffled edges. Excellent bloomer with high bud counts. Heat and humidity tolerant. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Early-Midseason. Rebloomer.
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Fragrant, 5" rich red flowers have slightly recurved petals and bright yellow throats, setting the garden ablaze through mid-summer. High bud count means a long bloom season.
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5" Fragrant, double golden-yellow blooms will light up the garden in early summer. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and humming birds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5" Fragrant, double golden-yellow blooms will light up the garden in early summer. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and humming birds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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Brilliant golden orange blooms are nicely ruffled and huge! Carried on tall scapes in late midsummer, these are bound to draw even the timid to your garden. Award winner. A Proven Winner variety.
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6" Blooms of dark, purple-red have a darker eye zone above a green throat and ruffled, white hairline edges. Tetraploid. Early Mid-season. Rebloomer.
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Medium purple, 2.5' blooms have yellow throats, darker purple veining and almost white sepal tips. The petal edges are nicely crinkled. This miniature starts in early summer and repeats in mid to late season.
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10" This huge, bright red spider with a yellow-green throat has everyone excited. One of the largest daylily blooms to be found, it is held high above the foliage. Fragrant. Heat and humidity tolerant. Tetraploid. Mid-season.
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6" tangerine-orange blooms with a burnt orange eyezone. Award winner. Extended bloom life. Tetraploid. Early-Midseason. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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4.5" bright rosy-pink flowers have a deeper rose eyezone and a vivid yellow throat. The first pink everbloomer that blooms from May to frost. Bred by Darrel Apps who brought us 'Happy Returns'. Early. Rebloomer. Plant Patented.
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9" ruby red blooms have large golden yellow centers that extend into the eye zone and along the midrib. The large petals open very wide and flat making a truly stunning display. A Proven Winner variety.
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3" Ruby-red flowers that are touted as being as long blooming as 'Stella d'Oro'. Fragrant. Early. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil. Plant patented.
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5.5" Light salmon-pink blooms with yellow-green throats and ruffled petals appear mid to late season. Heat and humidity tolerant. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummiongbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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Common Name: Dayliy
5.5" fragrant yellow blooms with a hint of green have nicely ruffled edges and lighter midribs. Green centers. Petals are wide and slightly reflexed. Award winner. Extended bloom. Mid-season. Rebloomer.
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5". Wonderfully fragrant, warm pink, double blooms have soft yellow centers, green throats and piecrust petal edges. Reliable bloom for 5-6 weeks, occasional rebloom. Award winner.
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4" ruby red blooms with slightly overlapping petals have pale plum watermarks and green throats.Maintains color well. Extended bloom. Midseason.
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5.5" Fragrant, tangerine-coral blooms with coral-red band. Heat and humidty tolerant. Tetraploid. Extended bloom. Midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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6" creamy yellow blossoms have highly ruffled, lemon yellow edges, and centers, and broad petals that open to form wide, flat, round blooms. Very impressive! Early to mid season. Semi-evergreen, Tetraploid, Rebloomer.
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2.5" golden-yellow blooms. A reliable repeat blooming dwarf. Extended bloom life. Fragrant. Early season. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.
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4.25" apricot-pink flowers with red-tinted edges, a strawberry-red eye zone, and yellow throat. Ruffled edges on reflexed petals. Stout Medal Award Winner. Extended bloom life. Heat and humidity tolerant. Tetraploid. Early to Midseason. Rebloomer.
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6". Large, yellow, spider-form blooms have green throats and lavender petal tips. The unusual form with very narrow petals befits the clever name. Tetraploid. Early. Evergreen.
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6" Clear rich purple blooms with chartreuse throats, white watermarks and gently ruffled petals are held nicely above foliage. Very lightly fragrant. Tetraploid. Extended bloom.
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6.5" Classic rose-pink ruffled blooms with a yellow water mark & green throat. Fragrant. Early-Midseason. Rebloomer. Heat and humidity tolerant. Semi-evergreen.
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5" highly fragrant near white bloom with gently ruffled petals, a pale yellow eye, and tiny celery green throat is one of the best. Vigorous plants. Fragrant. Extended bloom. Early-Mid. Rebloomer.
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6" symmetrical, purple blooms have large lemon yellow throats and deeper purple eyezone. Held on slender, but strong scapes, these blooms are very fragrant. Extended bloom. Mid.
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Huge 7" bright orange blooms with soft orange rays and darker orange centers light up the garden. Hardy and vigorous, heat tolerant, and pest resistant! Tetraploid. Early-Mid. Rebloomer. Semi-evergreen.
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5.5". Creamy blush blooms have large, angular dark maroon eyes. Petals are lightly ruffled and recurved, centers orange. 24" wide. Tetraploid. Early-mid-season. Rebloomer. Semi-evergreen.
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5" orchid-pink blooms with a dark purple eyezone and green throat. Award winner. Extended bloom life. Fragrant. Tetraploid. Heat and humidity tolerant. Early to Midseason. Rebloomer. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.
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5". Large, fragrant, rich rose-pink blooms with yellow-green throats are gently ruffled. Their nearly perfect form will add elegance and grace to your garden. Fragrant. Heat and humidity tolerant. Mid-season.
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4.5" ruby-red blooms with a contrasting lemon-lime throat and ruffled, pie crust edges. High bud count. Midseason. Rebloomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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5". Warm pink blooms have lime yellow eyes. Tetraploid. Extended Bloom. Midseason. Rebloomer.
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Common Name: Daylily (Old-fashioned)
4.5" Copper colored blooms have a yellow throat and lighter midribs. Common roadside daylily. Spreads quickly. Midseason. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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3" golden-yellow blooms with bronze on underside of petals. The first daylily to bloom in spring. Early season. Reblooomer. Divide every three years. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Tolerant of coastal conditions and clay soil.
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