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This tet is seldom offered and hard to find. Sometimes pink, sometimes purple-blue. Sometimes the gold edge can be much more bubbly and pronounced. Always... an elegant watermark and a vigorous grower! Fertile both ways.

We have been wowed by this diamond-dusted, ivory/blush princess! Nearly 7-inch blooms show fabulous texture and ruffles and are held on strong scapes with ideal wide branching. Rebloom is even more impressive. It just keep going and going! Easily fertile both ways.

Paul Owen brings pep with this zesty rebloomer. Vitamin C is a tall, dormant, fertile tet.

An elegant almost-spider from Sandy Holmes, with tet Skinwalker genes. Shows some rebloom on our farm here in Tennessee, although hails from northern climes.

Watching the Sunrise is FANCY!

A subtly-colored evergreen tet that has cruised through some sub-zero winter temps in our valley. Reblooms.

The Stout Award-winner that changed the game in breeding for size, with 13-inch blooms on strong scapes! Excellent plant vigor. Pollen fertile.

What a beautiful daylily! Reblooms here, too! Limited.

When I Dream is a classic late season diploid with impressive size and long-lasting rebloom that often displays multiple blooms at once. Stunning red blooms with a HUGE pale yellow eyezone- one of our favorites! It works so hard to pump out blooms that it increases at a slower rate than many, so needs dividing less often.

WEPD is an excellent cultivar, for breeding and just enjoyment!

A clean white with light texture and a gently ruffled edge. Strong scapes that, with good culture, can display tremendous budcount and wide branching.

This feminine apparition is pretty jaw-dropping! We wanted it for a long time, and were happy to obtain it as it was (and still is) elusive and sought-after. In person it is absolutely gorgeous! The delicate veining really enhances the edge-no-eye package. It's a dormant with early bloom and usually presents us with some rebloom after a pause. Can't get enough of it!

A beautiful and awarded Hemerocallis cultivar with a distinctive eye, Wild Horses is a parent to many. Oft photographed wherever planted, including on Haley Spring Farm. Like a good marriage, she still gives a thrill! Reblooms well. Limited.

This gorgeous daylily is outstanding in every way! A dormant, northern-hardy Rice intro with rebloom and unbelievable branching and budcount- but she would have had us at "hello" with that pretty edge-no-eye face. Very fertile both ways.

A very refreshing addition to the border, Wilson Spider always seems to look cool and extra-smashing with her contrasting orange, red and yellow friends! Fertile both ways. Her children can appear darker than expected, so we wonder if she carries a color-intensifier gene.

She's unassuming but really special, and has become a favorite here, despite being around for a while. We love the "fairy bath" trumpet-shaped blooms, especially when they are especially petite. We adore the wiry, widely branched scapes and rebloom. We dig that she has easy pod and pollen fertility.

A coral Joiner intro with light doubling. Rebloom scapes particularly showcase great budcount and branching.

Unique among reds, Wispy Rays commands attention and has been known to still inspire crazy bid-ups when offered at auction. It's hard to be a have-not. We are fans, and happy to be in the "have" camp. You can be too, with no bidding!

How to begin? Xochipilli, or "Prince of Flowers" is sure to grow like crazy and bring you floral pleasure. It's worth looking up Daylily World's description of this unusual stippled and overlaid orange tet. Reblooms. Fertile both ways.

A modern, spidery unusual form, Ya Ya Girl has a lot to offer including charming curl, a big green throat, excellent branching and budcount, and rebloom. On tall scapes, these 8-inch blooms come with a name that brings a smile.

Pictures don't do this ruffled 8-inch beauty justice. She's the sort of daylily that has you feeing lucky just to be seeing it: gorgeous green throat, elegantly wide presentation, that melting, buttery hue...

A child of the fab Green inferno, this hardy Gossard intro has all the goodies. We were sold the day we saw a proliferation on Green Monkey blooming right there on the plant! Exceptional budcount and branching, with a rebloom appearance.

Yellow Titan is a Gossard skyscraper! One forum participant reports a 58-inch scape. We haven't seen that kind of performance, but do suggest back-of-the border or specimen placement. Huge lemon yellow blooms are held up on strong scapes.