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Simmering Elephants
(Murphy 2005)
Dip
VL
30
5.5
DOR
Greyish brown, purplish eye, yellow midribs, patterned chartreuse throat
Sins Of Omission
(Hanson 2004)
Tet
EM
26
4
SEV
Smokey purple with an unusual frosty orchid watermark pattern. This fascinating and mysterious color is accented by a fine white edge, trimming the delicately ruffled petals. The medium 4" flowers are very symmetrical and gently recurved. The plant habits are ideally balanced with 26" erect scapes and 3-way branching. Fertile both ways, and an exciting parent; INSIDE INFORMER X SHADOW PASSAGE
Sir Blackstem
(Hager 1988)
Dip
E Re Ext.
24
2.5
EV
Tiny bright gold flowers with dark yellow-brown on reverse side of petals, contrast strikingly with unique purple-black stems.
Skeezix
(Stamile 2006)
Tet
EM Re
38
8.5
EV
UF - Butterfly form, spatulate petals, quilled sepals. Beautiful pink double
Skin Walker
(Roberts 1997)
Dip
ML Re
40
9.5
SEV
Soft lavender spider with green throat. Petals and sepals twist gracefully. 'bud builder'. Performs well in all regions.
Sleepy Hollow
(Hanson 2000)
Tet
M
36
5
SEV
Black burgundy self above chartreuse green throat; {[CAPERNAUM SIN x (VELVET UNDERGROUND x ROYAL HEIRESS)] X STATUTORY GRIPE}
Slice Of Life
(Hanson, C 2003)
Tet
M
40
7
DOR
Big, bold, simple, bright cadmium green yellow
 
Slim Shady
(Dye, K 2008)
Tet
28
7
SEV
This extra large tet is from SWALLOWTAIL KITE × VICTORIAN DAYS. It is quite fertile and the seedlings show various throat patterns. It is not a UF but behaves like a huge flat open in your face flower just like its namesake. The silver eyezones it breeds are very nice, too. It is a constant 7" x 28". The semi evergreen to dormant foliage is wide and full. It sports 3 top branches and there is much green in the throat most of the day. It has a double edge but it is not prominent. The silver shadings add to the cool shady appearance.
Slipped My Disco
(Hanson, C 2006)
Tet
M UF
52
7
SEV
Narrow reflexed, strap-like petals; medium rose-lavender flowers are a series of six triangles working in synchronism with form and pattern. 3-4 way branching, fertile both ways
Small Gesture
(Stamile G. 1997)
Dip
M Re Dble
16
2.5
SEV
Melon Pink Blend Rose eye, double
 
Smoke Scream
(Gossard 2004)
Dip
M UF
42
6.5
DOR
Purple blend with dark purple eye above green white throat; (STARMAN'S QUEST X MALACHITE PRISM)
Snake In The Grass Boo
(Shooter E 2003)
Dip
M Re
40
7
DOR
Dark huckleberry black purple above chartreuse throat; (STACK THE DECK X sdlg)
 
Snow Crab
(Cochenour 2008)
Dip
M
28
4.5
DOR

Cream self with green throat; (JOCELYN'S ODDITY x HEAVENLY CURLS)
Unusual Form

Snowy Eyes
(Brown 1985)
Dip
M
24
5.5
DOR
Near white with purple eye
 
Sometimes I Wonder
(WESTON-J., 2006)
Tet
M
26
3.75
SEV
17 buds, 3 branches,  Dark red cream bitone above yellow throat. (sdlg × sdlg)
Soul On Ice
(Hanson 2005)
Tet
ML
32
6
SEV
Translucent, misty lavender with mysterious blue-violet edge; subtle slate eye , soft green throat. Full formed flowers are flat to reflexed, and gently ruffled. Blue Edges
Spacecoast Early Bird
(Kinnebrew 1999)
Tet
EE Re
24
3.75
SEV
Dusty rose, round wavy ruffling, wire gold edge
Spacecoast Freaky Tiki
(Kinnebrew 2007)
Tet
EM Re
20
3.5
SEV
Orange with red speckling, the color is reminiscent of Tiny Tiki, a David Kirchhoff intro from many, many years ago.  Hence, the name.  Scapes are a sturdy 20” with nice branching, carrying up to 20 buds.  Plants are vigorous, quick to increase, and fertile both way; (Spacecoast Tiny Inferno X Raven’s Rage)
 
Spacecoast Technical Knockout
(Kinnebrew 2005)
Tet
M Re
32
4.75
SEV
20 buds, 3 branches,  Deep rose with black eye and edge above yellow green throat. (SPACECOAST SHINER X MISTER LUCKY)
  
 
Sparks Bat Wings
(Taunton 2008)
Tet
M Re
42
7
Ev
Light peachy pink salmon with large plum featherd chevron eye above bright yellow throat. 42"scape 7"bloom.5 WAY BRANCHING W' 30 BUDS(WILD HORSES X SEEDLING)
Mre,Evr,T
  
 
Speckled Trout
(Adams 1997)
Tet
ML Re
21
5.5
SEV

Light fuchsia pink stippled and striated, with apple green lime throat

Spider Miracle
(Hendricks 1986)
Dip
M
32
8.5
DOR
Yellow-green , green throat, spatulate UF
Spirit Folk
(Peat 2001)
Tet
EM UF crispate
27
10
SEV
Lavender purple with purple eye and edge above green throat. {[(KYOTO GARDEN x ELUSIVE DREAM) x SPLENDID TOUCH] X GOLDEN EPAULETS}
Spirit Zone
(Culver 1999)
Tet
ML
28
4.5
SEV
Peach pink blend with a bleeding maroon halo above a yellow applique throat with a green heart. Fr. - ext. - semi-ev.; 4 way branching, bud count 30+. Reg. 1999. (ELIZABETH'S DREAM X CUSTARD CANDY)
 
Spirited Style
(E. Salter 2005)
Dip
M Re
24
3.5
SEV
Lavender with washed cream triangular violet eye; fertile
Spock's Ears
(Hanson 2004)
Tet
ML
30
5
SEV
Eccentric flower displays boldly recurved and dramatically pinched petals, with quilled, twisty and recoiled sepals. Colour is a medium lavender purple with a subtle watermark and distinctive white edge, accentuated by the watch spring sepals.
Sprinkled With Paprika
(Holley 2006)
Dip
EM Re
18
2
EV
(Cranberry Baby x Dragon’s Circle) 4 way branching 25-30 buds per scape. From its very first bloom, SPRINKLED WITH PAPRIKA has shown a unique sprinkling of color on the petals.  The flower has yellow-gold petals with red picotee edges.  This red is echoed in a large red eye, contrasted beautifully by a green throat.  The petals are sprinkled with this identical color. Fertile both ways
Spy Glass
(Shooter E 2006)
Dip
M Re Noc Ext
37
6
DOR
Medium mauve-purple with grey-lavender chalky watermark. Lighter mauve edge on sepals. Big chartreuse throat lightens to cream as it meets the eye zone Feather ruffling, recurved and overlapped. 3way branching, 18 buds.
Square Dancer's Curtsy
(Payne 2001
Dip
EM Re UF
28
7
EV
Pink with red chevron band above green throat; (sdlg X CHRISTENING SPIRIT)
 
Star Child
(Stamile, G 2003)
Dip
M Re
26
3.5
SEV
Rosy mauve, large grayed white watermrk
 
Star Over Oz
(Herrington, K 2005)
Dip
Em Re Fr UF
28
8.5
SEV
Purple with a green throat and a huge distinctive star shaped yellow eye. Its unusual form is crispate and sometimes it cascades also; 4 way branching, 27 buds, ERECT scapes, and fertile both ways
 
Star Stuff
(Weston 1999)
Tet
E UFO
28
7
SEV
Raspberry w/orange gold green and bluish eyezone unusual form; skinny tet, sev, E, 28”, 7” flower, some recurve, from (Finger Painting x ((sdlg x Rosy Scenario)) x Finger Painting.  Bud count is 24.
 
Star Wishes
(Morss 2001)
Tet
EE Re
30
7
EV
Lavender; Folks love this one for its color, a lovely lavender that is nearly a self - with a steely lavender halo and huge yellow to green throat. The petal's edge is of deeper lavender, tipped with tiny, tight, white ruffles. The throat is yellow to green. Substance and color hold well in the sun. The scapes are well branched and strongly recurrent. Excellent parent, pod and pollen fertile - a fine parent for narrow and unusually formed flowers. {Gerda Brooker X ((Seedling x [(Ming Porcelain x Sherry Fair)) x ((Seedling x (Inner View) x Vintage Wine)) x Persian Plum]}
Stargate Angel
(Shooter E 2006)
Dip
M Re Noc Ext
41
7
DOR
Purple with lavender grey watermark and green chartreuse throat. Petals edged by a cream-lavender. Intense dark purple veining. Variant, 2way branching, 20 buds
Stargate Portal
(Shooter E 2001)
Dip
ML Re Fr
40
5.5
DOR
Medium red-purple, stunning blue lavender watermark outlined in magenta, large light cream and chartreuse throat. Deep purple veins, purple stamen. Blooms are translucent, diamond dusted, and have a creped appearance; velvety texture. Fully triangular with tips recurving. 3-way branching, 22-25 buds
Starry Skies
(Shooter E. 2007)
Dip
ML Re
26
8.5
DOR
This large medium purple flower has a green throat leading to a cream starburst that washes the blue purple eyezone. Form is open and elongated. Petals pinch and sepals curl. Three-way branching, 14 buds.
Starsearch
(Warrell 1996)
Dip
M UF
34
7.5
DOR
Cream self with green throat
Startle
(Beld 1988)
Tet
M
26
5
DOR
Red bitone, cream halo and green throat. Very heavy gold edge.
Stella By Starlight
(Hanson 2003)
Tet
M
50
4
SEV
Sib to NOTIFY GROUND CREW captures a look totally ignored in the modern daylily. STELLA BY STARLIGHT recalls the charm and simplicity of our heirloom cultivars. This fragrant clean yellow nocturnal is a 4" long trumpet with a three inch flair. The simple flowers make a spectacular clump in the garden. This selection displays incredible vigor and sinful fertility, with large pods covering the thicket of scapes and branching, making a decorative show in themselves
Stella's Ruffled Fingers
(Chrichton 1999)
Dip
EE Re
19
2.75
SEV
9 buds, 2 branches,  Palest pink with faint triangular rose halo above green to yellow throat. [(STELLA DE ORO x SUNBLEST) X MILLIE SCHLUMPF]
Stick Em Up
(Murphy, J 2006)
Dip
ML
51
8.75
DOR
UF quilled crispate; yellow/mellon base overlaid and stippled with purple and tan; beige to cream ruffled edge, yellow and green throat
Strawberry Candy
(Stamile 1989)
Tet
EM Ext
26
4.25
SEV
Round, ruffled bright strawberry pink with deep rose-red eye and crimped red picotee edging and golden-green throat. Good bud count, perfect all weathers.
Strawberry Eyes
(Kirby 1995)
Dip
EM Re Noc Ext.
21
4
SEV
Pale strawberry self, darker strawberry eye
Strawberry Fields Forever
(Stamile 1997)
Tet
EM Re
24
4.5
EV
Clear pink with strawberry rose eye zone and braided strawberry rose edge.
Strawberry Yum
(Shooter E 2005)
Dip
M Re Fr Noc Ext
27
5.5
DOR
Bright pink with 1" strawberry eye. Lime green throat extends to a wash of golden pink. Diamond dusted, strawberry veins, and feathered ruffling.
 
Streaks N' Strokes
(Marshall/Earl 2009)
Dip
M Re
30
6
DOR
25-30 Buds (sldg X sldg) Orange with varying red streaks n strokes make for a striking presence in the garden. Great parent as all progeny bloomed have the streaks and strokes. Seedlings forms range from full overlapped to UF’s and spiders. Flower colors and pattern colors vary. If seedling have an eye then the streaks and strokes match the eye color
Strolling In The Roses
(Holmes 2008(
Tet
44
6
SEV
(SUMMERTIME SPLENDOR x SEE ME FEEL ME TOUCH ME) X (Moldovan Eyed Seedling x WIDOWS WALK); 4 Way Branching. 23 Budcount;
The color can be best described as Cerise with a light pink blend watermark over a green throat; occasionally displays a pinched crispate form, but not consistent enough to register as such. Fertile Both Ways
Strung Out
(Whatley 1998)
Tet
ML
38
9
SEV
Yellow self with green throat
Strutter's Ball
(Moldovan 1984)
Tet
M Re
28
6
DOR
Black-purple, chartreuse throat.
Summer Dragon
(Salter, E. 1998)
Dip
M Re
24
2.75
SEV
Yellow gold, red eye zone & edge, green throat
Summer Masque
(Munson 1986)
Tet
M Re
30
5
EV
Peach-mauve, burgundy eye
Supreme Empire
(Hanson, C 1996)
Tet
ML Noc
33
DOR
Flawless yellow, sculptured, green throat;; Pollen fertile
Suzy Cream Cheese
(Bachman, 2001)
Dip
L
35
7
DOR
Peach self above yellow gold throat
Swamp Apparition
(Mahieu 2003)
Dip
M Noc Ext Fr
51
6.5
DOR
Pastel bicolour, ruffled and diamond dusted; petals are pale creamy pink with a lavender glaze, sepals creamy lemon with a faint blush of pink.
 
Swamp Creature
(Reed 2005)
Dip
M-ML
32
8
DOR
Green from the depths of the swamp come creeping out of a dark green throat onto the pale yellow petals and sepals that have a slight green cast. Very large and simple, the blooms are slightly spatulate and wide open. Makes a statement in a clump. (Parentage: Ice Carnival x Spiral Charmer)
Swashbucker Bay Boy
(Salter 1999)
Tet
M Re
29
5
SEV
Bright salmon-coral with triangular black eye, yellow-green throat and bold black edge
 
Sweet Child Of Mine
(Wilkerson 2007)
Tet
M
34
8
DOR
8 inch (with 10 inch wingspan) rose pink blooms have a wide lighter rose pink watermark eyezone and large showy green throat.  Petals are accented with a light midrib.  34 inch scapes have 3 way branching and 16 to 20 buds. SWEET CHILD OF MINE  is a midseason, repeat bloomer that is both pod and pollen fertile.
Sweet Hot Chocolate
unregistered?
M Re
24
4
One of the darkest daylilies with contrasting yellow throat.

 


Swizzle Stick

(Shooter, E 2006)
Dip
E Re Fr Noc Ext
24
7.5
EV
Luscious baby pink , all segments brushed with a pale green from the throat. Smooth airy flower has a light pink midrib in the throat area that merges into the petals. Gently recurved. 3 way branching
Tall Dark and Handsome
(Herr 2006)
Tet
E
52
7
DOR
Dark burgundy with wide watermark and large yellow to green throat; towers above the garden; 5-way branching, 20 buds.
Tao Of Physics
(Hanson 2002)
Tet
EM
34
6
SEV
Lavender blend with chalk violet watermark above green throat; (WORLDS COLLIDE X TUPAC AMARU)
Tar and Feather
(Kaskell 2001)
Tet
M Re
26
6.5
EV
Bright chrome yellow with huge pitch-black eye and vibrant, lime-green throat. Very showy; (Sdlg X Isle of Zanzibar)
  
 
Tarpon Back
(Baker, C 2004)
Tet
EM Re
26
4.5
SEV
Round, 20 BC. Red with a Black band with raised black bumps in throat.  Very unusual! The hotter it gets more "raised veins" in the throat, some turning white. Pod fertile. (RUBY SENTINEL X RED VOLUNTEER); z described as how a tarpon rolls near the water surface, often just showing its black back, I can be "fishing" while working the garden
    
Tasmanian Devil
(Peat 2005)
Tet
EM
29
5.5
SEV
Near black, white shark's teeth. Darker black eye zone and veins. Sepals and petals have white wire edges, often carrying tiny shark's teeth; (Quote the Raven X (Scott Fox x Sdlg)
  
 
Teardrops In Heaven
(Corbett 2002)
Tet
ML
15
3
DEV
Bright pink bitone with gold edge above green throat
  
 
Teddy Bear's Picnic
(Moldovan 2006)
Tet
M
40
6
SEV
The base color of this large, quietly gaudy blossom is a light chocolate with a matte finish.  Superimposed  over the chocolate color is a velvety red-purple twin wedge-shaped eyezone located above the great lemon-green throat; tall, branched scapes well above the healthy green foliage making a startling clump in the landscape.  The eyezone coloration is also repeated on the nicely recurved sepals.  All segments are highlighted by a creamy picotee and the dark red-purple color of the eyezone extents from it to form a dark picotee edge alongside the cream one half-way out onto the petals.  The color combination found in Teddy Bears Picnic holds remarkably well in heat even through our extended period of 90+ degree temperatures experienced.  Fertile both ways and is being used with other eye and pattern lines in both trditional, U.F.O. and spider formats
Teenie Girl
(Reinke 2005)
Dip
ML
32
3
DOR
Minature dark red with a goldish edge. It has a curly pinched form but not to the degree we belived to class it as a UF. The parents are a CRUSE seedling X NUTMEG ELF; this little flower with its five way branching and 30 plus bud count will put on quite a show among your pernennials, fertile and vigorous

Ten Cent Wings
(Hanson 2003)
Tet
ML UF
28
6
SEV
SUBLIMINAL CALLIGRAPHY X PEYOTE BUTTON) X PRIMAL SCREAM
A tangy honey and mustard or spicy Cajun, TEN CENT WINGS will tantalize those who like it hot! The radiant color and pattern paint this symmetrical crispate - exotic with pizzazz. These aerodynamic 6" flowers of glowing apricot persimmon are brushed with deeper chevrons enclosing a molten orange throat. The slender erect scapes hold these blooms on three-way top branching. Equally as difficult a parent as its Dad, PRIMAL SCREAM
Tender Love
(Yancey 1970)
Dip
VL
22
6.5
DOR
Soft pink with green throat
 
Tentacles
(Ridder 2003)
Dip
M
33
12
DOR
Purple with white eye above olive green throat; (PEACOCK MAIDEN X ROCOCO)
Tesseract
(Lambertson 2005)
Tet
E
34
5
SEV
18 buds, 3 branches,  Cream lavender with patterned light fuchsia dark grey eye above green throat. (Art Gallery Iridescence × sdlg)
Tet. Dragon's Eye
(Salter/Trimmer)
Tet
ML
22
3.5
SEV
Pale rose-pink with very bold red eye and green throat. Parent of many recent Trimmer red-eyed TETRAPLOID introductions
Tet. Siloam Ralph Henry
Tet
 
Tet Trahlyta
Gossard conversion
Tet
Texas Kaleidoscope
(Carpenter 2005)
Dip
M Re
34
6
EV
Mauve pink with patterned eye and raspberry etching above green throat; unique in its ability to produce kaleidoscopic eyes that are large and that offer great variation and design
The Owl
(Hanson 2004)
Tet
M
18
5
SEV
Owly pleats and serrated protrusions midway along the petal surface; amber rose or mango sorbet and cinnamon blush.
Thin Man
(Trimmer 2003)
Tet
M Re
42
15
EV
Bright red 12" flowers with bold yellow midribs and yellow edges. Petals measure 7.5" ling X 2.5" wide. Usually has 3 lateral branches and a terminal Y with a bud count of 25-28. Excellent rebloom; [(Sdlg from Sdlg Spider x suspenders x Long Tall Sally]
 
 
Through The Looking Glass
(Petit 2003)
Tet
M Re
24
6
SEV
Salmon pink,complex eye patterned eye of 8 bands
Thumb Thing
(Mercer 1998)
Dip
E Re
18
1.125
DOR
White with red purple eye and green throat; (KISS ME X SILOAM TODDLER)
Thumbelina
(Fischer-H.A. 1954)
Dip
M
15
DOR
Orange self; (PORT X sdlg)
Tie Dye Illusion
(Shooter J. 2007)
Dip
ML Re
35
7
EV
This medium lavender-purple has a chevron –shaped halo of deep purple and a very large green chartreuse throat. Diamond dusting. White midribs. Form is open.  Four-way branching, 26 buds.
Tigerling
(Stamile 1989)
Tet
M Re Fr
25
4
DOR
Ruffled light golden orange, red eye
Tilting At Windmills
(Salter, E 2006) Fall
Dip
M Re
19
3.5
SEV
Small cheery purple and cream bicolour
 
Tina Cox
(Cochenour 2001)
Dip
M
32
5.75
SEV
Pink bitone with white midribs above yellow green throat. (KELLY ANN X BUS STOP); buds, 2 branches
Tinker Bell
(Stevens 1954)
Dip
EM
30
DOR
Orange self
 
Tiny Trickster
(Salter, E 2002)
Dip
M Re
20
3
EV
Yellow w/large triangular red eye & red edge
 
Tiny Tiki
(Kirchhoff 1978)
Dip
EE Re
24
3.5
SEV
Paprika striped butter yellow and bronze reverse bicolor with Paprika eyezone above yellow green throat; (SPANISH EYES X LITTLE ORANGE BIRD)
 
Tis' Blue
(Shooter, E 2008)
Dip
M Noc Ext
26
4.75
DOR
  
Like a flower painted inside a flower is mauve pink-lavender with a bloom-shaped eyezone of silvery blue lavender outlined in mulberry.  The effect of the etched eye is a 4” flower inside of a 4 ¾” flower.  The throat adds more intrigue following the same flower-in-flower pattern going from a light green heart to a light yellow and blue lavender mix which shades into the prominent eye.  Mulberry veining.  Very fragrant.  Tiny ruffling.  Flat, full, overlapped, recurved.  Pod Fertile.  Four-way branching, 27 buds
Too Many Petals
(Baxter 2002)
Dip
E
18
4
DOR
TOO MANY PETALS is the first daylily of its kind in that it is the first "Super Poly." It is a 100% dormant polytepal that actually has a higher percentage of 5x5 and 6x6 blooms, than it does 4x4 blooms. TOO MANY PETALS is a short grower with only 18" scapes. It is an early season bloomer with fragrant flowers. Plant this flower on the front row of your beds so that it does not get lost. The parentage is FORSYTH TEPALED DOUBLE X DEMPSEY FOURSOME.
 
Too Tall
(Shooter E 2004)
Dip
Re Noc Ext
51
8
SEV
Royal grape giant with striking cream midribs on petals and sepals, green throat extends to yellow. Petals pinch, sepals twirl. Form is open and flaring. 3-way branching, 22 buds
Tooth SF
(Hansen, D. 2001)
tet
E Re
32
6.5
SEV
Ruffled and diamond dusted, velvety purple with lilac halo and yellow-green throat. Usually has a 1/4" white tooth on just one of the petaloids. Occasionally has polytepal blooms; (Sdlg X Bela Lugosi)
  
Top Guns Grim Reaper
(Scott, R 2006)
Tet
ML
30
7.5
DOR
Sharks tooth edging; red petals, yellow sepals. UF
Top Guns Barbara Hampton
(Scott, R 2003)
Tet
UF
25
8.5
EV
Lavender rose with green throat. Sepals twist, 3way branching, bud count of 15; easy pollen, difficult pod parent
Trahlyta
(Childs 1983)
Dip
EM Re VFr
32
6.5
DOR
Famous ruffled and recurved smoky-violet spider with deep plum eye zone and yellow-green throat. Unique colour, good bud set and Branching. Showy and unusual.
Trifecta
(Rice J. 2007)
Tet
ML
28
5.5
DOR
This rich, deep purple flower is always a winner with its consistent form. We have never observed it without the quilled sepals. 5.5 inch flowers on 28 inch scapes bloom in the mid late season. 4 to 5 branches
 
Triple Tickle
(Shooter, E. 2008)
Dip
L Re Noc Ext
37
6
DOR
This late treat is a triple hit with its three distinct areas of color above a large triangular grass green center.  The flower’s base color is light lavender with magenta veining and shading along the center of the segments.  The banded area consists of three triangles—the outer triangle is rich magenta; the second triangle is lavender; and the inner triangle is lavender-purple over yellow.  Sepals are light tan and lavender edges in magenta making this a bi-tone.  Lightly ruffled.  Form is open triangular with sepal tips recurving.  Six-way branching, 23 buds
  
Tropical Disturbance
(Scott E 2002)
Tet
E Re
32
6
EV
Crispate UFO Lite orange with big dark maroon eye grn thr fr
 
Troubadour
(Claar-Parry 1959)
Dip
M
36
3
DOR
Red with edges penciled Yellow; spidery
Troubled Sleep
(Hanson, C 1998)
Tet
EM Fr
36
6
SEV
Purple self, chartreuse throat
Twirling Parasol
(Harwood 1998)
Dip
M UF
22
7
SEV
Cream yellow blend with green cast and green throat
 
Twirling Wings
(George, T 2004)
M UF
42
10
SEV
22 buds, 4 branches, UFo Crispate ,  Red bitone above green throat. [(sdlg x LAVENDER LIGHT) X LONG TALL SALLY]
Two To Tango
(Stamile G. 1996)
Dip
EM Re Dble
20
3
SEV
Salmon rose blend, green throat
Tyger River
(Selman 2005)
Tet
M Re Fr
32
6
SEV
Striking bright orange with bold red eye, matching edge and olive green throat; (Pumpkin Moonshine X Sdg)
  
Underwater Wonder
(Salter E 2005)
Dip
M
30
3.5
DOR
Lavender rose with violet blue self; mini
Unfolding Paradox
(Hanson 2003)
Tet
ML
28
6
SEV
Smokey purple blossoms display a distinctive appliqued watermark of pastel cream and are consistently pleated midway in the throat. Low stout scapes display 3 and 4-way branching with tremendous bud count.
Up And At 'Em
(J. Davisson Fall 2007)
Tet
M
46
8
DOR
Violet lavender crispate bloom with lavender Munsonish watermark; wide spaced 4-5 way branching, 14-20 buds; fertile both ways; seedling x Risen Star
Up On The Roof
(Hanson 2007)
Tet
ML
53
5
SEV
Fully formed symmetrical reflexed bloom; colour is Navajo rose with large precise waterwark of cranberry salmon. Very wide 5 way candelabra branching. Out of WOMEN SEEKING MEN. Very fertile either way.
Utopia Or Oblivion
(Hanson 1999)
Tet
EM
26
5
SEV
Violet purple self with green throat;{[CAPERNAUM SIN x (RUFFLES ELEGANTE x STRUTTER'S BALL)] X GRAND GURU}
Vampire Lestat
(Lambert 1990)
Dip
M Fr Ext Noc UFO
31
9
SEV
Deep violet with white midribs, grey mauve eye
Vanilla Fluff
(Joiner 1988)
Dip
EM vFr
34
6
DOR
Cream double
Vanilla Gorilla
(Huben 2008)
Dip
M
44
8
DOR
This UFO measures about 8 inches, and has been drawing a great deal of attention at Carl Harmon's garden the past four years. 5 to 6 way branching, 20 to 24 buds. Pod and pollen fertile. This was a fun cross, partly to test the pod fertility of the enormous Jerry's Whirligig, and partly to see what happens in the way of large offspring; like Jerry's Whirligig, Vanilla Gorilla has wide petals in a cascade form: it reminds me of knuckle walking with the massive arms of a gorilla. Now, you could say some daylilies knuckle walk because the scapes fall, but Vanilla Gorilla's scapes stay upright; (Jerry's Whirligig * Magic Of Oz)
Variegated Jackpot
(Stackman-Denham 2001)
Tet
M
20
4
DOR
Variegated foliage; glowing melon self above yellow gold throat
Vatican City
(Moldovan 2001)
Tet
EM Re
30
6
SEV
Dark, silky, magnificent dark purple with silvery-white picotee. Scapes are tall with multiple branching and heavily budded with 25-30 buds per scape. Its colour glows in the garden; (Noble Lord X Frances of Assisi)
  
Velvet Eyes
(Stamile 2001)
Tet
EM Re Fra
30
4.5
SEV
Pure red with a deep velvety black eye. Five-way branching with 30-35 buds. Striking in the garden; (Mister Lucky X Tet Eye of Newt)
  
Velvet Ribbons
(Stamile 2004)
Tet
EM Re Fr EMP Spd
44
11
EV
Huge black violet spider;(Bali Watercolour X Skinny Marink)
 
 
Velvet Shadows
(Hudson 1981)
Dip
ML
15
2.75
SEV
Violet purple with chalky lavender watermark and green throat
 
Victor Victoria
(Turner 2000)
Dip
ML
18
3.25
DOR
Silver lavender blend with violet eye above green with gold rim throat
Vincent Van Gogh
(Mahieu 2003)
Dip
ML Re
36
6.5
DOR
Lavender with purple eye and white edge above neon lemon lime throat; (PATTERNS X ETHEREAL PRESENCE)
Violet Cockatoo
(Mahieu 2003)
Dip
L Re Noc Ext Fr
48
6.5
SEV
Diamond dusted violet-pink blooms with bluish chevron band and lighter petal edges; sepals are lighter in tone and tipped in cream; very long bloom period
Violet Sunrise
(Munson, 1996)
Tet
M Re
22
6
EV
Medium dark violet-wine with pinkish violet eye
Volcan Fuego
(Mahieu 2003)
Dip
L Re Noc Ext Fr
48
4
DOR
Very vigorous grower' orange flower opens at night; by mid-morning, blooms are SCREAMING light cadmium orange
Vulcan Logic
(Hanson, C. 2004)
Tet
M
30
5
SEV
Magenta orchid blend with rose watermark above chartreuse throat; (ROMULAN DEFECTOR X ENCHANTED ELEGANCE)
Walter's Tango
(Hensley, D 2007)
Dip
M
38
3.75
DOR
Bright, spidery orange crispate with bold red eye and small yellow-green throat. This flower was hybridized by Walter Marx during the 1950s and I feel it is still worthy of introduction in today's marketplace. Four to five-way branching with 22 or more buds. The scapes sometimes lean due to the heavy budcount. Fertile both ways
 
Warrior Victorious
  
(Carpenter 2007)
Tet
          
 
Watchyl Wild Indian
(Kreger 2002)
Dip
M
26
7
SEV
blue lavender with white edge above large yellow green throat; (YAZOO WILD VIOLET X INDIAN GIVER)
 
Water Dragon
(Munson 2000)
Tet
M Re
28
6
EV
Dark burgundy purple with triangular pale cream eye above yellow green throat; [(CHINA LAKE x SILVER SPRITE) X PURPLE TWILIGHT TIME]
 
Water Witch
(HUDSON, 1979)
Dip
ML Re
12
3.5
DOR
Cream lilac pink with plum halo and lime green throat. (LITTLE LASSIE X LITTLE GRAPETTE)
Waterfall Rainbow
(Hanson 2005)
Tet
M
36
6
SEV
Pink orchid blend with pink watermark above green throat; (Adventures In Paradise × Photon Torpedo)
Watermelon Man
(Whitacre-JA 1990)
Dip
M Spdr
17
4.5
DOR
Black red spider with chrome yellow throat; (CRIMSON PIRATE X BEELZEBUB)
Waves Become Wings
(Hanson, 2001)
Tet
VL
36
6
SEV
Graceful, windswept orchid pink
Way Beyond The Sun
(Lambertson, 2003)
Tet
EMRe
40
7.5
SEV
UF, clear cream yellow, edge slightly ruffled with a few teeth.
 
Way Out Yonder
(Salter, EH 2003)
DIP
M Re
18
3
SEV
Medium lavender-rose flower with deep blue-violet eye and intense green throat.
Web of Intrigue
(Stamile 2000)
Tet
EE Re Fra
30
6
EV
Pale orange sherbet with etched lavender and purple patterned eye. Eye pattern appears as two bands of purple with a 1/2" band of lavender between the two. Crossing the lavender part of the eye is a webbing of purple. Throat is citron green. Flowers open flat and early possessing good substance; [(Moonlit masquerade x Magnificent Rainbow) X Rainbow Eyes]
  
Webster's Pink Wonder
(Webster/Cobb 2003)
Tet
M
34
13
SEV

13" Beautiful Pink Unusual Form; green throat, large foliage, sturdy scapes
 
Welcome To Xenon
(Guzinski 2001)
Dip
E Re
21
7.5
SEV
Pale Yellow w'Rose Eye; It sometimes blooms as a spider
variant but it was not registered that way since it is variable
in its dimensions. WELCOME TO XENON often throws
striped leaves, although I did not register it as having
variegated foliage.
 
Wee Willie Winki
(Viola Richards, 1963)
Dip
L
50
2.5
DOR
The flowers are a clear, pale lemon yellow, and
classic in form. Slight fragrance. 60-80 buds, several opening at once, make this our heaviest blooming Daylily. With its slender scapes and delicate bloom, it has a natural wildflower effect
Wee Wizard
(Salter, EH 1994)
Dip
ML Re
20
3.5
SEV
Lavender-purple with yellow-green throat and washed grey-lavender eye etched with a deep purple outline. Form is full, round and overlapped.
Westbourne Easter Egg Hunt
(Meadows 2005)
Dip
E
24
5
DOR

Off white with a red outlined dark blueish lavender halo above a greent throat.

 
Westbourne Flickering Fireplace
(Meadows 2009)
 
Westbourne Missing Sweet Pea Baby
(Meadows 2006)
Dip
Re
24
4.25
SEV
CREAM SELF WITH A LARGE WINE EYE ABOVE A LARGER BLUE EYE AND A VIVID GREEN THROAT; 5-WAY BRANCHING AND 30 BUDS PER SCAPE
 
Westbourne Mom's Designer Clothes
(Meadows 2008)
Dip
ML
28
5.5
SEV
PASTEL PINK BLEND WITH A UNIQUE TRIPLE GREY, WHITE, BURGUNDY EYE ABOVE A LARGE GREEN THROAT; 5-WAY BRANCHING AND 26 BUDS PER SCAPE
 
Westbourne Northern Lights
(Meadows 2008)
Dip
ML
26
5
SEV
MEDIUM PALE LAVENDER BITONE WITH A WHITE AND A PURPLE HALO AND DARKER VEINS ABOVE A GREEN THROAT; 5-WAY BRANCHING AND 26 BUDS PER SCAPE
Westbourne Pretty Mittens
(Meadows 2008)
Dip
26
4.75
SEV
PINK SELF WITH A 1" ROUND BLUE EYE AND A CHARTREUSE GREEN THROAT; 5-6 WAY BRANCHING AND 24-28 BUDS PER SCAPE
 
Westbourne So Blue Without Teresa
(Meadows 2009)
 
Westbourne Sweet Dew Drops
(Meadows 2007)
Dip
EM Re
28
3.5
SEV
32 buds, 6 branches,  Pastel pink with blue eye outlined burgundy above green throat. (unknown × unknown)
Westbourne Unruly Stripes
(Meadows 2007)
Tet
Re
32
6.5
SEV
NEAR BLACK WITH A BLACK EYE, PINK VEINED THROUGHOUT, WITH THE APPEARANCE OF STAINED GLASS. AND A GREEN THROAT; 5-WAY BRANCHING AND 26-28 BUDS PER SCAPE
Westcoast Blues
(Salter E. 1998)
Tet
M Re
27
4
EV
Lavender purple, blue-violet eye, green throat
Where Eagles Soar
(Gossard J 2005)
Tet
M UF
49
10
DOR
Yellow self above yellow green throat; [GALAXY ROSE X (JAN ZOO x CARRICK WILDON)]
 
When Bears Fly
(Gossard J 2003)
Dip
M UF
24
7
DOR
Brown suede with dark raspberry eye above green throat; (TRAHLYTA X CHIEF BLACK HAND)
 
Which Way Out
(P. Aucoin 2007)
Tet
(Etched Eyes x Mildred Mitchell)
Whickerbill
(McMillan 1968)
Dip
M
28
3.5
EV

Brilliant deep rose red with white midrib.  Reblooms.  Good branching
 
White Eyes Pink Dragon
(Gossard, J 2007)
Tet
M Re UF pinched
38
8.5
DOR
( Cameroons Twister x Webster's Pink Wonder) emo, fr, 4 to 5-way branching, 25 buds;  Unusual form-pinched. White Eyes Pink Dragon has 8 ½” rose pink flowers with a lighter whiter watermark and green throat. A great plant with wonderful branching and bud count. It brings new genes to the UFO's since Cameroons Twister is from Tetra Barbara Mitchell. Fertile both ways, pollen is very powerful
 
White Stripe
(MULLISON-Hite, 1984)
Dip
M
25
5
DOR
Near white spider with green throat. (MISSION MOONLIGHT X ICE CARNIVAL)
Wide Eyed Beauty
(M. Brooker 2007)
Tet
EM
30
6
SEV
(Mrs.John Cooper X T.Lavender Blue Baby), tet.,6" 3-5way, 20+ buds;nice and tall, great color saturation, large silver/grey watermark spreading out from a large green throat. The flat rounded form is edged with the same silver/grey color as the watermark. Very fertile both ways
Wigged Out
(Kropf/Sellers 2002)
Dip
M
36
No Blooms
DOR
Frank Kropf permitted Iron Gate Gardens to introduce this cultivar. Certainly ther is nothing like it! The bloom scapes rise from the plant - but there are no blooms, only round mounds of proliferations! Being grass green and very unkept, you will understand why it is an arrangers delight. These interesting green balls of miniature foliage last well into the fall, when most daylilies has stopped blooming. This will certainly be one of the highlights in your daylily collection. You "may" see a "real" bloom, but only on rare occasions, about 3 inches, rusty orange rose and narrow petaled. Foliage height is good for the front of the border. WIGGED OUT makes small plants; (Unknown X Unknown) 
Wild Child
(Salter 2002)
Tet
M Re UFO
24
6
SEV
Coral with Gold Edge; Awesome Blossom x (Without Warning X Delta Blues)
  
Wimberly Heavenly Blush
(Munson RW, 1997)
Tet
EM Re
24
5
EV
Coral red self, yellow chartreuse throat
Winken Blinken And Nod
(Stamile G. 2005)
Dip
EMRe
16
2.5
SEV
Orchid flower, deeply fluted ruffling, purple lavender eye edged in fuchsia
Wind In the Rigging
(Hanson 2000)
Tet
EM
28
6
SEV
Pristine orchid with large pewter watermark around citrus throat; petals pinch and flair
 
Wind Up Toy
(Scott, E 2001)
Dip
E Re
32
9
EV
UFO Diamond dusted lite rose pink lite midribs 11" wingspan
 
Winds On Fire
(Netherton 2008)
Tet
M
30
9
SEV
15 buds, 3 branches, UFo Crispate ,  Red orange blend with red band above yellow throat. (Coed Flaming Joy × Long Stocking)
Winging It
(Davisson, J 2005)
Tet
UF
26
10
SEV
Dark red with purple overlay; extra wide yellow throat, UF Crispate; 3 branches, 14 buds; (osterized X Hite Seedling) x Persian Ruby)
Wings Of Desire
(Shooter, F 2005)
Tet
M Re
24
6
SEV
Tangerine-peach with washed-out effect. The eye reflects a washed lavender-purple with intense purple veining only in the eyezone! Gold rays extend from the eyezone. The effervescent ruffling of orange-gold and purple edging positively adds to this beauty. A green heart leading to the chartreuse throat. Cream midribs, diamond dusting. Form is triangular and open with winding sepals that slightly recurve. Six-way branching, 35 buds
Winnie The Pooh
(Wild 1964)
Dip
M
36
2.5
DOR
Pastel yellow and peach blend
Wisest of Wizards
(Salter 1994)
Tet
EM Re
28
5.5
SEV
Ruffled ivory cream pink with light rose eye, double light rose and gold beaded edge, yellow green throat
  
Wispy Rays
(Joiner 1998)
Tet
M Re Ext
36
7.5
EV
Red, ginger watermark, yellow green throat
Wizard's Wine Cup
(Salter E. 2001)
Tet
M Re
26
3.5
SEV
Medium purple lavender with light plum eye and impressive white gold edge; yellow green throat
Wizard's Wish
(Moldovan 2001)
Tet
M Re
30
5.5
DOR
A tall, beautifully ruffled, picotee-edged bicolor. This rich, perky 5 to 5.5 inch dandy is perched throughout well-branched, widely spaced stalks well above the crisp, olive green foliage beginning just past the peak of the bloom season. A bud count in the mid-thirties is the norm. A medium purple and liac-cream bicolor, with matching watermark, rich green throat and raised picotee edge. A remarkable and distinctive new daylily that grows very well in ordinary garden conditions. Fertile both ways and a great parent; (SMOKEY BANDIT X WHEN FORTUNE SMILES)
 
Wolf Eyes
(Salter 1998)
Tet
M Re
28
5
SEV
Pale flesh pink with a bold purple band and matching eye zone Form is full, round and overlapped. Substance is creamy smooth and throat is yellow to green. Well-branched scapes with multiple blooms.
Wolverine Eyes
(Peat 2005)
Tet
EM Re
30
5.5
SE-D
Pink burgundy flower, dark black velvety purple eye zone above green throat that is mimicked on the sepals giving it an added pattern. Black eye zone is divided by burgundy midribs. Opens beautifully on colder nights. 3-4 way branching, 25-30 buds.
 
Yellow Tinkerbell
(GRIESBACH-R., 1989)
Dip
E
8
1.5
Dip
Yellow tiny self
You Angel You
(Stamile 1993)
Dip
M Re
15
2
SEV
Cream with red eye, double
Zugunruhe
(Hanson 2000)
Tet
EM
36
7
SEV
Translated as 'migratory restlessness'. Variable colour is a somber grayed lavender and rose bitone. A shadow enshrouds the bold triangular saffron watermark. The long strap like petals are delicately ruffled and edged in white.

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