Species

Species

Species

Tri

ML

30

5

DOR

Striking, heavily variegated foliage with orange-red hose-in-hose couple blooms. Vigorous and extremely hardy. This is a variegated 'sport' of the species native to Japan and China.

Species

(Weston 2008)

Dip

M UFO

26

7.75

EV

(Carpenter 2006)

Dip

M Re

27

5

EV

Fragrant, 20 buds, 2 branches,  Rusty orange with mahogany eye and edge above yellow to green throat. (UNKNOWN × unknown)

(Shooter 2000)

Dip

M Re

36

5

DOR

Flat, rounded, overlapped, recurving tips; bright deep rouge, rose and blue with a slight circular watermark around a 2" throat of chrome and a green heart. Sepals are lighter with blue shading in edges and wine veins. Lightly ruffled. Colour changes in PM to bright blue rose. Three-way branching, 15-18 buds.

(Salter 2005

Tet

M Re

18

5

SEV

Salmon orange with black eye and edge above green throat

(Apps 1986)

Dip

EL Re

18

3.125

DOR

Pale yellow

(Holmes 2008)

Tet

34

6

SEV

(Reed M. 2004)

Dip

ML Re

28

7

DOR

Raspberry and rosy cream bitone is spidery, and blooms through the late season. Out of Blushing Jellyfish, it starts blooming mid-late, and keeps sending up scapes until frost. It is a fresh color, with lots of white in the throat and a rose chevron

(Herr 2001)

Dip

M

28

4

DOR

An appropriate name for this cultivar for she blooms and blooms with multiple scapes held well above the foliage. Winner of the International Competition for the Best Small Flower in the Kroll garden at the 2000 AHS convention. A fast increaser.

(Shooter J. 2007)

Dip

EM Re

33

8

SEV

Pale yellow with an apple green throat.  Intense yellow veining extends throughout the whole flower.  A lighter color infuses the large ruffles. White midribs, diamond dusted. Sepals twist and pinch.  Form is open, flowing, and recurved. Four-way branching, 24 buds.

(Salter-E.H., 2005)

Dip

M Re

22

3.5

EV

35 buds, 3 branches,  Lavender with slate blue grey eye above green throat

(Gossard, J 2000)

Dip

M

27

7

DOR

Near white self above yellow green throat; (MORMON SPIDER X sdlg); UF

(Gossard, J 2004)

Tet

M UF crispate

45

7.5

DOR

17 buds, 4 branches, UFo Crispate ,  Orange red self above green throat. (BLAZING LAMP STICKS X PRIMAL SCREAM)

(Gossard 2003)

Dip

M

39

7

SEV

(Gossard, J 2004)

Dip

M

49

6

DOR

Pink flower with dark pink eye and very green throat.Very unusual flower due to the sepals being flat and the recurve of the petal, a 3D effect. 3 way branching, 18 bud count. A great plant for hybridizing pink UFs.Very fertile both ways (Royal Butterfly) x Malachite Prism)

(Munson 1983)

Tet

ML

24

5

SEV

Dark velvety crimson-red with gold throat and gold-wire petal edging. Dramatic and lovely. Becomes single after division. Returns to double form once settled.

(Munson, 1991)

Tet

M Re

20

5

EV

Lavender mauve with chalky lilac eye

(Hansen 2004)

Tet

E

46

6

SEV

Rose lavender with ice blue watermark and thin plum band above chartreuse throat; [(ROSES IN SNOW x CREATIVE EDGE) X (ED BROWN x UNKNOWN)]

(Hansen 2005 Fall)

Tet

E Re

50

4.5

EV

(Rice J. 2004)

Tet

ML

30

5.5

SEV

(Shooter F 2008)

Tet

M Re

25

7

SEV

A rounded, striking  ½” light pink watermark and an apple green and light lemon throat accent the flowers.  Pencil edging of cream to light pink.  Waved, scalloped and finger ruffled.  Sometimes HONEY LIPS doubles making a it truly beautiful.  From is full, rounded, and overlapped with sepals recurving.    Pod Fertile.  Four-way branching, 20 buds

(Stamile, G 2002)

Dip

EM Re

20

3

SEV

Mauve with violet lavender blue eye pattern above green throat. [LITTLE SENSATION X (LITTLE PLEASURE x LITTLE FAT CAT)]

(Salter, E. 1997)

Tet

M Re

26

3.5

SEV

Intense brick red with heavy gold border edge, overlapped

(Petit T 2006)

Tet

Poly

28

8

SEV

Dark copper red, dark black purple eye above a green throat.

(Huben 2005)

Dip

E

30

3.5

DOR

Near White Self, Dor Dip; Boston Symphony * (Snowed In * H. yezoensis); looks a lot like a small Easter Lily (though it is nowhere near as white as the real thing.) It has 21 buds and 4 branches for me: in the Sobek and Harmon gardens (nearby) it does MUCH better, tThis one is distinctive in the combination of form and color

(Shooter 2005)

Dip

M Re Fr Noc

38

6

DOR

Pink beige with lemon blaze from throat onto segments. Small light green heart. Spatulate, triangular, petals arch and recurve, sepals twist

(Holmes 2008)

Tet

M

28

6.5

SEV

(Petit 2004)

Tet

M

25

5

SEV

(Hanson 2008)

Tet

M

36

5

SEV

Out of Jerry Hyatt; simple 5 inch triangular flower; exceptionally fertile; complex pedigree involves the Munson lavenders, tet Janice Brown and Frank Childs incomparable Trahlyta; Inside Informer x Jerry Hyatt; 3way branching

(Salter, E 1993)

Dip

M

18

3

SEV

Lavender with navy blue eyezone above green throat.

(Hanson 2000)

Tet

M

38

6

SEV

(Munson, 1993)

Tet

M Re

24

5

EV

Russet amber with bright yellow throat

(Weston, 2006)

Tet

ML

26

5.5

DOR

(Salter, E 1995)

Dip

EM

20

4

SEV

Lavender pink with chalk lavender eyezone and green throat

(Hanson 2005)

Tet

EM

37

6

SEV

Purple lavender blend with rose watermark above chartreuse throat; (Photon Torpedo × Swallow Tail Kite)

(Lambertson, L 2005)

Tet

E Re UF

28

9

SEV

Medium creamy yellow petals and sepals, huge purple eye and a slight picotee edge, electric green throat. Strong, erect scapes, 4way branching, 35 + buds, pollen fertile

(Hudson E, 1978)

Dip

EM Re

16

2.25

EV

lemon yellow self, lime throat

(Laprise 2009)

Dip

E UF Cas

59

7

DOR

(Dill 1951)

Dip

EM

20

EV

Yellow self mini

(Holmes 2008)

Tet

44

4

DOR

(Bishop H. 1990)

DIP

E UFO

35

3.5

DOR

Lemon yellow spidery self

(Shooter E. 2007)

Dip

E Re

29

3.75

SEV

This pale lavender has a green heart extending to lemon yellow. The highlight is a large very blue slightly tinged lavender watermark faintly outlines in light blue purple.  Soft veining and delicate ruffles. Diamond dusted. Form is overlapped and recurved.  Two-way branching, 14 buds.

(Gossard 2002)

Tet

M

65

8

DOR

(Moldovan, 1978)

Tet

Purple, narrow petals

(Yost 2008)

Tet

EM

28

4.5

DOR

(Brown 1986)

Dip

EM

21

4.25

SEV

Famous, round and lightly ruffled clear pink with wide, rich rose-pink eye zone and green throat. Excellent bud count and branching and very long bloom period.

(Joiner 1991)

Dip

EM

28

11.5

EV

Huge peach spider self with green throat

(Salter, E 1995)

Dip

ML Re

26

3.75

EV

Lavender rose with magenta eyezone and green throat.

(Crochet 1990)

Dip

EM Ext.

25

4

DOR

Ruffled and round cream with large, soft purple eye zone and yellow-green throat. Blooms high above foliage. Good branching and very high bud count.

(Krannitz-Woch 2002)

Dip

M

26

4.375

DOR

Deep purple, strong white midribs and softer purple sepals with fine white midribs, edges and tips. Throat is lemon yellow. Plentiful buds with 3-5 way branching. Lots of scapes once established

(Shooter, E 2007)

Dip

M Re

29

9

DOR

medium grape purple petals have a darker velvety purple halo. A triangular yellow throat has green streaks throughout and extends to a orange gold by mid-flower. Cream midribs and flowing ruffles. Form is open with sepals that curl and petals that recurve. Five-way branching, 22 buds

(Hanson 2004)

Tet

EM

27

6

SEV

(Deschenes 2000)

Dip

L

30

6

DOR

(Hanson 2000)

Tet

EM

35

7

SEV

(Durio 1977)

Dip

EM

25

6

EV

Standard for white flowers in fully recurved form. Seer-suckered white with tiny lemon throat.

(Petit 2002)

Tet

M Re

22

6

SEV

Rich burgundy with lighter watermark and green throat. Petals are surrounded by very heavy gold edge, about 1/2";scapes begin branching while still within foliage; bud count 40+;grows beautifully from Florida to Canada; immediate rebloomer

(Doorakian 2005)

Dip

ML Poly

32

6.25

DOR

Lavender, pink, yellow and green blend; has UFO characteristics. Once established it polys 80% of the time; kids continue attribute

(Mahieu 2003)

Dip

ML Re Fr

36

6.5

SEV

Bitone of cordovan maroon with purple overlay, sepals are lemon lime brushed with petal colour; sepals are pinched and twisted and petals recurve

(WESTON-J., 2006)

Dip

M

23

4.25

DOR

Fragrant, 23 buds, 4 branches,  Fairly light pink with fairly wide blue eye. (sdlg × sdlg)

(Stamile, G 1995)

Dip

M

12

2.87

DOR

Lavender with purple eyezone and green throat. (PASTILLINE X SILOAM ART WORK)

(Munson RW - Rice J. 2003)

Tet

M Re Ext

27

5.5

SEV

Light lavender orchid, cream to white watermark

(Munson, 1993)

Tet

EM Re

26

6

EV

Claret plum with claret pink eye

(Carpenter 2009)

Dip

(Bomar 1999)

Dip

M Re

18

6

DOR

Cream polychrome with green and lavender eyezone above green throat

(Don Lovell seedling)

Tet

Broken pattern tet

(Kent 2006)

Tet

ML

28

5.5

DOR

(Norris, R 2006)

Dip

EM

25

6

Red with huge 4.5" green throat. Has no trumpet at all in the bloom, setting it apart from all other cultivars

(Wright 2007)

Tet

ML

30

6

SEV

This mid-late season beauty produces tons of bi-tone 6” peach/cream/and yellow blooms with a faint white triangular overlay.  At maturity, KPK sends up 30” scapes.  Realistic bud count is 18-22 with 3 way branching.  KPK is very fertile both ways; (UNKNOWNxPRIMAL SCREAM)

(Wright 2007)

Tet

UF

30

7.5

SEV

Rose/cream/mauve blend blooms featuring a thin cream and gold piecrust edge along with a cream overlay and a orange/yellow throat.  KSRP passes on its UNF characteristics to its offspring; extremely fertile both ways. Realistic bud count is 16-18 with 3 way branching. Tetraploid, Semi-Evergreen; (OLD KING COLExSPIRITUAL CORRIDOR)

(Shooter E 2005)

Dip

M Re Noc Ext

42

6

SEV

A mosaic of colour beginning with a mauve base overlaid with brushed rich rose-red on midsection of petals and sepals. Light green throat extends to buff pink eye; rose-red veins, lighter buff pink edges on all segments. Feathered ruffling.; Form is open;7-way branching, 38 buds

(Scott, E 2002)

Tet

E Re

30

7

SEV

Cascading Crispate UFO. Orange w/big bold red eye grn thr

(Hanson 2008)

Tet

EM

34

6

SEV

Whimsical flower twists and flairs; colour is some off center shade of hazy rose or smoky pewter, and the deeper raspberry eyezone displays the classic Trahlyta pattern; darker sepals create a reverse bitone which further accentuates the knavish character of this unusual form; 3 way branching, fertile both ways

(Hanson 2008)

Tet

M

36

7

SEV

Frosty edges, rose plum with a brighter violet watermark pattern; petals exhibit a lighter frosted edge which often extends further into the midrib; gracefully formed triangular flowers, pinched throat, long narrow petals with delicate crimping; 3 and 4 way branching, fertile both ways; T. Bone Walker x Photon Torpedo

(Burkey 1994)

Dip

M UFO

45

7

DOR

Mauve lavender blend

(Morss 2002)

Tet

L Re Ext Fr

26

6

SEV

(Bristol 2004)

Dip

VL

52

5

DOR

(Bristol 2004)

Dip

VL

48

5

DOR

(Reed 1997)

Dip

ML Ext UFO

28

6

SEV

Rose purple self

(Alexander 1958)

Dip

E Spdr

28

EV

Red and orange bitone

(Schwarz 2000)

Tet

M

34

7

DOR

Chinese red and gold bi-colour with 3-way branching and 30+ buds. Gold wire edge becomes shark's teeth as the plant establishes

Trimmer Sdlg

Tet

M Re

40

7

SEV

(Enchanted April X Tet Spindazzle) bold bicolour, trimmed with gold hooks and knobs. Excellent parent for toothy edges. Tall and erect scapes with 3way branching, 20 buds.

(Carpenter 1996)

Dip

EM Re Fr

28

5.5

DOR

Lavender-blue with darker lavender-blue eye and green throat

(Skinner 2007)

Dip

ML

20

3.5

EV

Nocturnal and extended bloom. Branching 2-way, bud count 10, no fragrance Light plum with deep plum band and cream watermark above chartreuse throat; EVERY LITTLE THING X SLATE BELT)

(Shooter E 2008)

Dip

M Re Ext

29

6.25

DOR

Rich wine purple with a chartreuse-green throat and a silvery purple watermark.  Lavender edging.  Darker veining.  Waved, serrated, ruffled. Open triangular form with slightly pinched petals and curled sepals.  Pod fertile.  Four-way branching, 24 buds

(Shooter E 2002)

Dip

M Re Fr

40

8

DOR

Spidery open form. Sepals curl and 2 stand out like horns. Petals are widely crimped and ruffled. 4" center of light yellow and butter yellow splash out onto the segments. Velvety texture; heavily diamond dusted; 4-way branching, 21-25 buds; strong scapes.

(Abajian, G 2005)

Dip

E Re

27

3.75

SEV

Mini-UF since its petals and sepals twist and turn. Since it is slightly larger than a mini, it's registered it as a small flower. This exquisite bloom is a pale vanilla cream with an explosive layered blue violet eye, outlined in magenta, that covers most of the flower face. The sepals have an unusual pattern of blue violet, outlined in magenta, that compliments the petals. A large lacquered citron-green throat, beautifully accents this unique flower. Well branched with a high bud count and sinfully fertile. Every pollination results in a pod with outstanding results. An early bloomer, LEDGEWOOD’S CALICO BLUES, reblooms continually throughout the summer; (Crystal Blue Persuasion X Wildest Dreams); 4 way branching, 25 buds

(Stout 1956)

Dip

EE

32

SEV

(Rudolph 1978)

Tet

EM VFr Ext.Noc

32

5

DOR

lemon yellow self with dark green throat . Excellent branching and bud count.

(Morss 2001)

Tet

EM

44

8

SEV

Lemon yellow self above emerald green throat;(Tetrina × Betty Warren Woods)

(Trimmer 1999)

Dip

EM

32

11

DOR

Huge yellow with green throat. Fast increaser. True spider.

(Munson, RW 1990)

Tet

EM Re

24

6

EV

Wine, light whitish wine eye

(Stamile 2002)

Tet

E Re

24

4

EV

Lovely cream white flower with dramatic violet black eye and violet black border. Fabulous branching and bud count.

(Benz 2006)

Tet

M

40

8

DOR

(Goldner - Davisson 2003)

Tet

ML Fr UFO

25

11.5

SEV

Bright orange enormous bloom with extra-wide yellow throat and a waxy substance. Petals crispate and sepals twist and curl. Sepals have lemon edges. A northern hardy plant. 2-3 way branching. Reluctant pod setter. Pollen is easy. a vigourous plant with good plant havits that gives excellent seedlings with northern hardiness and lots of motion.

(Dye, C 2007)

Dip

ML Re

36

6.75

DOR

Lilac and cream with large white watermark above yellow to green throat. (Willard Gardner Memorial × Linda Gluck); 20 buds, 4 branches

(Dye, C 2004)

Dip

M Re

35

7.5

DOR

Pale pink with dark lavender pink edge above green throat. (FORSYTH FLAMING SNOW X SEAL OF APPROVAL); 12 buds, 2 branches

(Davisson 2008)

Tet

M Re

4

EV

Cream yellow and pink blend with fine toothy edges; throat is heavily pleated and sculpted extends down raised midribs creating variable forms; extended blooms begin opening previous day; reblooms for all summer bloom; out of Spacecoast Tiny Perfection breeding; double 40% of the time; 4 way branching, 16-24 buds; reblooms with each rebloom creating new and unusual forms, never the same flower twice; petals are approximately 3 inches making it look like a mini tet UF; carries flowers nicely above foliage

(Salter, E. 1997)

Dip

M

26

3.5

SEV

Lavender and cream bitone with a medium purple eyezone above a green throat

(Stamile G. 1997)

Dip

M Re

12

2.5

DOR

(Viette 1979)

Dip

M

26

3

DOR

Peachy salmon blooms, rosy peach eye zone

(Stamile, G 2005)

Dip

EM Re Poly Dbl

15

2.5

SEV

Pink polytepal double

(Hughes 1970)

Dip

EM

16

2.5

SEV

(Salter, E 1990)

Dip

M

18

2.75

A very unusual miniature of cream yellow with orange and red flecks. Color is consistent throughout the season

(Kropf 1994)

Dip

M

9

2.75

DOR

Red self with yellow to green throat; UFO-ish

(Williamson 1972)

Dip

EM Re

12

2

DOR

Grape self

(Stamile, G 2003)

Dip

E Re

16

2.5

SEV

Red with lighter cream edge above green throat; (LITTLE BY LITTLE X JUST MY SIZE)

(Stamile G 2008)

Dip

EM Re

18

2.875

SEV

(Stamile, G 2002)

Dip

EM Re Dble

20

2.875

Purple double with white edge

(Hansen 1998)

Dip

M Re

26

3.125

SEV

Lavender purple with darker purple band and green throat; (SURF X SIAM SAM)

(Thomas 1966)

Dip

EM

18

3

SEV

Light yellow self with green throat; (FRUSTRATION X sdlg)

(Cruse 1978)

Dip

EM

16

2.75

SEV

(Reinke 2008)

Dip

ML

30

3.5

DOR

(Winniford 1985)

Dip

EM

18

2.5

SEV

Maroon edged yellow with purple halo and green throat. (DALLAS LASS X POE'S RAVEN)

(Stamile G 2006)

Dip

M Re

20

3

SEV

Triangular rose purple colouration and very circular beet purple eye and pale lavender edge

(Winniford 1985)

Dip

E

19

3

SEV

Coral pink, green throat

(Stamile 2007)

Dip

EM Re mini

16

2.5

SEV

Black red mini

(Trimmer 2001)

Tet

M Re

30

3.75

SEV

Clean pink, intense dark red eye outlined in crimson

(Stamile, G 2005)

Dip

EM

16

2.75

SEV

Ruffled red with cream edge on both petals and sepals;

(Rood 1998)

Dip

EE

18

2.5

DOR

Red with orange wire edge and light orange throat

(Stamile G. 2006)

Dip

EM Re

14

2.5

SEV

(Stamile G 2008)

Dip

M Re

18

3

SEV

(Stamile G 2008)

Dip

M Re

16

3

SEV

(Salter, E 1988)

Dip

M Re

18

3.25

SEV

Rose lavender with washed light lavender rose eyezone edged dark purple above green throat. (ENCHANTER'S SPELL X sdlg)

(Stamile G 2008)

Dip

M Re

15

2.875

SEV

(Reinke 2005)

Dip

M UF

36

8

DOR

Wine purple with white midribs and edge above chartreuse with green yellow center throat; (ALMOST PARADISE X LOCH NESS MONSTER)

(Moldovan 1998)

Tet

M Re

28

5.5

DOR

(Rice J. 2007)

Tet

M

38

6

EV

(Selman 2005)

Tet

EM Re Fr

26

5

SEV

Ruffled clear lavender, lighter watermark and bright yellow-green throat

(D. Lovell 2006)

Tet

M

26

5

18 buds, 3 branches,  White with dark pink strips above green throat. (Peppermint Ice × Susan Weber)

(Harris 2002)

Dip

EM Re UF

24

7

SEV

Soft pink with darker eye and edge above chartreuse throat

(Harwood 2000)

Dip

VL

27

6.5

DOR

Ivory self above very green throat; {[BLUE LUSTRE x (REALLY LIZZIE x DAN TAU)] X WHITE FORMAL}

(Murphy 2004)

Dip

M Re UF Cris

39

7.5

SEV

Unusual form fragrant. Out of RADIANT MOONBEAM by MOUNTAIN TOP EXPERIENCE; large cream to yellow cream flowers are set off by a green throat, and ruffled lighter edge. In full bloom this is a show stopper. The tall scapes are top branched with 2 branches on average, and 15 buds. It has instant rebloom, so it blooms for a long time with blooms at perfect height above the blue green foliage. It is completely sunfast on 95 degree days. It is not a spider, with 3.1/1 ratio. registered this spidery looking flower as an unusual form crispate. The petals pinch slightly and the sepals curl. It is a borderline UF, which in no way detracts from the look of the flower

(Hall 1957)

Dip

M

32

2.25

DOR

Lightly ruffled peach-pink bitone has soft plum eye zone and veining, lighter sepals.

(Cochenour 2009)

Dip

33

7-8

DOR

This very feminine flower has a voluptuous form and ethereal color.  It is more lavender in the early morning, changing to pale pink in the afternoon.  A large green throat extends into the petals and sepals.  Made You Blush is very hardy and both pod and pollen fertile
(TINA COX x LEE REINKE)

(Kirchhoff, D 1993)

Tet

EM Re

28

6

EV

Bright, regal red with large, broad, coral orange red watermark and yellow-green throat.

(Stamile, G 2005)

Dip

EM Re EMO

15

2.75

DOR

Eye has an outer ring of fuchsia, a middle ring of lavender, an inner ring of purple; fertile both ways

(Herrington, H 1995)

Dip

M Spider

37

7

DOR

Spider Ratio 4.00:1,  Yellow pink blend with rose pink eyezone above intense green throat. {Green Widow × [sdlg × (Wind Frills × Rainbow Spangles)]}

(Lambertson 2006)

Tet

E Re

27

7

EV

Medium blue lavender, with complex eye - red purple, then navy blue, then a wash of greys and more blue. Bright white mid-rib pierces the eye zone Patterned sepals and an electric green throat

(Reinke 2009)

Dip

M

17

4

SEV

Uniquely patterned small flower, wine/lavender green throat, lavender blue edge and ribbing. Etched watermark (Navy Blues X Royal Kaleidoscope); 3 branches

(E. Salter 2007)

Dip

M Re

19

3

EV

(Doorakian 2001)

Dip

M Re

36

4.25

EV

Lavender flower, purple eye zone, large green throat covering 50% of flower face. Striking.

(Munson 1986)

Tet

EM Re

24

6

SEV

Ruffled burgundy-purple with startling, round ivory-plum eye zone and yellow-green throat. Opens wide and full.

(Shooter F 1999)

Tet

M Re

26

6

SEV

Flesh and yellow edges accent the light red of the flower. A slightly deeper red eye and a lemon and yellow throat complete the colour picture

(Munson 2000)

Tet

EM Re

26

7

EV

Apricot with coral apricot halo and pink midribs

(Shooter, E 2008)

Dip

M Re Noc Ext

32

5

SEV

Another veined beauty in light lavender-rose with light wine veins.  An intriguing ¾” watermark of cream tinted pale blue adds to the desirability of this flower. Throat is canary yellow with light green streaks.  Raised rose-lavender and cream midribs.  Diamond dusted.  Creamy golden on serrated and ruffled edges.  From is flat, full, and triangular with sepals rolling back.  Pod Fertile. Three-way branching, 17 buds

(Shooter, E 2003)

Dip

M Re Fr

32

5.25

SEV

Medium lavender with intense dots of grape on edges of petals; purple-blue washed eye, chartreuse green throat, cream midribs, grape veining and intense ruffling; heavy substance and velvety texture; very triangular , sepals recurving

(Shooter J. 2007)

Tet

M Re

31

6.5

SEV

Petals are rose red throughout the center and a wide strip of creamy rose pink along the edges and sepals. The rose red color spills out onto the outer part of the flower with intense pink veining. The green heart extends to a lemon yellow. Form is slightly overlapped and recurved. Four-way branching, 24 buds.

(Shooter E 2006)

Dip

M Re Fr Noc Ext

38

6

SEV

Green heart leading into yellow throat. Grape wine petals are highlighted with a blushed lavender heart-shaped watermark. Light charcoal edge on the petals and sepals. Darker purple veining with delicate ruffle here and there. Form is open, variant. 5-way branching, 28 buds

(Shooter, E 2008)

Dip

M Re Noc Ext

30

6

DOR

Blooms are wine-purple with a ¾” watermark of silvery purple and a small pastel green throat.  A crisp border of silvery lavender outlines both petals and sepals.  Form is very triangular with sepals that twist and curl, giving the effect of two triangular flowers.  Petals tuck or pinch at times. Pod Fertile.  Five-way branching, 34 buds

(Temple 1994)

DIP

E Re Ext Spd

29

8.5

EV

Yellow spider with purple eye zone and green throat. A real stand out in the garden.

(Agosta 2006)

Dip

E Re

22

4.25

EV

A truly spotted (not stippled) daylily. Diploid. Fertile both ways and passes spots to some seedlings. 22", Ev, ERe, 4.25", 4 branches, 22 buds. From doubles breeding, VINCENZA X NEBUCHADNEZZAR'S FURNACE. Some doubling evident in warmer weather

(Holmes 2008)

Tet

M UFO

34

8

DOR

(Salter 1996)

Tet

E Re

28

6.5

SEV

Lavender with huge dark purple eye, matching edge and bright green throat

(Salter 1993)

Tet

ML

26

6

SEV

Large and ruffled rich coral-rose-pink with strong burgundy-purple eye zone, fine dark picotee edge and deep gold triangular throat. Sepals carry chevron markings in gold and burgundy-purple. High bud count, very dramatic.

(Hanson 2002)

Tet

EM

44

6

SEV

Broadly triangular blooms with 'grape fizz' colour;frosty pewter veins emerge from a violet rose pattern and slate watermark

(Schindler 2005)

Tet

M

29

6.25

SEV

Gold yellow throat, large orange eye, bright red eye

(Shooter 2005)

Dip

E Re Noc Ext

28

5.75

DOR

Vivid violet purple, light pink-white colour on edges; rich green throat spills out onto the petals with a partial light pink midrib; form is open with recurving sepals. 4-way branching, 22 buds

(Munson 1997)

Tet

M Re

30

6

EV

Bright rich claret red

(Morss1996)

Tet

EM Re

28

5.25

SEV

Lavender with blue watermark

(Rice 2001)

Tet

EM Re

30

5.5

SEV

Violet burgundy with large chalky violet watermark above chartreuse throat; (VINO BRILLANTE' X WES KIRBY)

(Collins 1986)

Tet

M

28

7.5

DOR

large and nicely ruffled bright and deep rose-pink with striking dark purple eye zone and gold throat. Showy.

(Moldovan 1990)

Tet

EM Re

30

5.34

DOR

Dark violet purple with small round pale yellow green throat

(Hanson 2001)

Tet

M

25

3.5

SEV

Plum purple self above chartreuse throat; (PURPLE PITTANCE X GRAND GURU)

(Salter, EH 2002)

Tet

M Re

26

3.5

SEV

Bright yellow-gold with bold red eye, very wide red edge and yellow-green throat. Makes a dramatic and bold show in the garden.

(Rice 2006)

Tet

M

28

6.5

EV

(Brooker, G 2004)

Tet

EM UF

26

7

SEV

Uf; purple blooms with gray-white to light purple watermark. Green throat and stunning white midrib matching the edge. Blooms can twist and pinch.

(Trimmer 2003)

Dip

EM Re

14

2.75

SEV

Lavender with plum eye above yellow green throat

(Anderson 2007)

Dip

M Re

24

4.5

DOR

Ruffled light red with streaks of deep red veining and a light green throat; Deep red lines run through a lighter red flower. An enchanting bloom that garden visitors often stop to look at, its the first intro out of MIDNIGHT SISSIE ISETTA. Often reblooms here. Very Limited. BRITISH BLOOD X MIDNIGHT SISSIE ISETTA

(Kinnebrew 1979)

Tet

EM

28

5.5

EV

Dark red self with green throat

(Anderson, 2008)

Dip

ML

20

5

DOR

Ruffled lavender splashed with cream lavender markings broken pattern daylily; Magical Melody x Special Moment;

(Anderson 2007)

Dip

M

17

3.5

DOR

Lavender with deep smoky blue eye; As sultry as a thunderstorm, the eye of this mini is the most intense smoky blue surrounded by an undulating ring of smoky white. PASTILLINE x (LEMON LOLLYPOP X BLUE MOON RISING).

(Lambert, 1978)

Dip

M

32

7

DOR

Green tipped pink and green bicolour; green throat

(Mitchell 1998)

Tet

EM Re Ext Fr

26

6.5

EV

Outstanding light lavender with yellow-green throat and lavender-blue eye and edge

(Hendricks 1984)

Dip

EM Ext Fr

28

6.5

DOR

Lavender pink self, green throat

(Jablonski 1982)

Dip

EM Re

16

3

DOR

Blush pink self with green lemon throat; (BABY JULIA X sdlg)

Dip

E

30

3.5

DOR

An extremely pale yellow miniature that appears white from a distance. Good rebloom

(Stamile 2006)

Tet

EM Re emo

28

5

EV

Clear multicoloured eye of fuchsia, lavender and blue. 6-way branching, 35-40 buds

(Salter E. 1996)

Dip

M

18

2.75

SEV

Unique mauve purple, silvery eye zones.

(Munson 1994)

Tet

M

38

7

EV

Burgundy purple spider variant with creamy violet plum purple eye zone above lime chartreuse throat. Segments are always different with quilling, pinching and twisting, UF.

(Shooter, E 2006)

Dip

M Re

28

4.75

DOR

Rose lavender with lavender grey eye and green heart, yellow throat; purple veins extend throughout the flower to the sculpted ruffles; diamond dusted; recurved and overlapped; 2way branching, 16 buds

(Roberts 2004)

Dip

ML Re Fr Noc UFO

44

7

SEV

Cream polychrome, cascading UFO

(Moldovan 1992)

Tet

M Re

29

5.5

SEV

Purple with white watermark

(Shooter E 2005)

Dip

M Re

28

5.5

SEV

Twirling and fluttering flower with superbly extended chartreuse throat trickling into a starry lavender-purple eye zone Tips of petals are candy purple with a shade lighter sepals. Darker veining and touch of milky cream midrib. Lacy-feathering for ruffling with complete cream edge on sepals and partially around the petals. 4-way branching, 18 buds

(Dickerson 1990)

Dip

M UF

28

4

DOR

Pink spider with cherry eyezone and emerald green throat

(Wilkerson, Nan 2009)

Tet

EM

35

7.5

EV

(Salter, E 1999)

Tet

M Re

26

3.5

SEV

Bright cream yellow, heavily ruffled fringed petal edge

(Salter, E 1996)

Dip

M Re

22

3.5

EV

Cream with blue violet was eyezone and green throat.

(Salter, E 2000)

Dip

M Re

25

3.5

SEV

Peach pink with lavender purple etched magenta eye above green throat. [IN THE NAVY X (MYSTIC MARINER x UNKNOWN)]

(Stamile 1996)

Tet

EM Re VFr

25

5.5

DOR

Pink with multicolour rainbow eye, ruffled edge and bright green throat

(Michaels 2007)

Dip

M

32

8

DOR

(Stamile, G 2003)

Dip

EM Re Dbl

18

2.5

SEV

Smokey rose mauve blend above green throat. {[(LITTLE WILD FLOWER x ROSWITHA) x (sdlg x YOU ANGEL YOU)] X CUTE AS CAN BE}

(Stamile, G 2006) Fall

Dip

EM Re Dbl

14

1.75

SEV

Double, creamy shell pink

(Salter, E 1993)

Dip

EM Re

16

2.5

SEV

Lavender w//blue violet eye green throat

(Holmes 2008)

Dip

M

36

4

DOR

(Munson 1971)

Tet

ML

24

5

SEV

White with red eye and yellow throat

(Lambert 1990)

Dip

M UFO

28

8

DOR

Dark purple self, green throat

(Scott, E 2002)

Tet

EE

28

8

EV

UFO; neon orange with bright red eye above yellow throat; (EMBERS OF VESUVIUS X LONG STOCKING)

(Carpenter, J 2002)

Tet

M Re

20

5.75

EV

Very ruffled bright lemon yellow; 35 buds, fertile

(Hanson, C 2006)

Tet

EM

36

4.5

SEV

Misty Chinese violet with deeper slate dragonfly pattern eye. Twin eggshell chevrons embrace the midribs of each petal; 4 and 5 way branching, fertile both ways and a key parent for dragonfly patterns

(Hansen 1988)

Dip

EM Re Ext.

27

4

EV

Dark purple touched with burgundy, darker halo and huge soft green eye zone and throat. Showy and striking.

(Hanson 1995)

Tet

M

28

6

SEV

Black maroon self with chartreuse green throat; [(VELVET UNDERGROUND x ROYAL HEIRESS) X NOSFERATU]

(Salter, E 1999)

Tet

EM Re

24

3.5

SEV

Bright purple lavender, tiny glowing orange throat and beaded bubbly edge of darker purple and silver