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A very dainty, spatulate cultivar and an important breeder. Can relinquish its color within a single generation, earning fame for Mike Huben in his quest for small, reblooming, northern-hardy whites. Hasn't reached 44 inches tall for us, but we are wowed by the wildflower look and branching (and just love the array of buds and pods)! Fertile both ways.

Green-throated, diamond-dusted lemon yellow blooms with pale edge are arrayed on strong, tall scapes. Exhibits the trifecta of triumph: is well-branched, bud-builds, and instantly reblooms! Gorgeous!!

Mike Huben's creation is highly sought-after for good reason! It's a diamond-dusted little beauty that is hardy and very fertile. Amazing increase! It reliably reblooms in our region, on taller scapes.

Blooms have sculpted throats and stately petal presentation on well-branched scapes, all from a hardy dormant plant.

Steve Williams created this special, dormant beauty. Here, the airy Adavier reblooms lightly with well-branched, taller scapes.

We are fond of this little dormant tet. It's well-named- who doesn't like tigers? With fierce coloration, it puts on a snappy show and does a great job reblooming. Looks incredible with purples like Indian Giver. Fertile both ways.

A crisp, lemony applique contrasts beautifully with the dreamy, veined orchid base color on this arresting rebloomer. It has done well through some tough winters here.

Age of Aquarius is a favorite in our garden. Right-sized, lightly textured blooms in a shade that varies between orchid pink and lavender, held on strong, nicely branched scapes. Plant is northern-bred and hardy, and reliably offers rebloom here! Easily fertile both ways.

Steve Williams' little kaleidoscopic beauty sometimes throws up a rebloom scape here in 7b. Will occasionally show a hint of doubling. Hardy and dormant, with attractive dark foliage.

Different looks on different days! Sometimes a chevron-patterned eyezone, and sometimes just a hint.

Van Sellers won many awards for this commanding intro, including the Stout Medal. Nine-inch blooms in fire engine red sometimes display a wide yellow throat and sometimes show a green throat with a more complex transition. Dormant plant habit and rebloom.

... is gorgeous, wide branching and huge, richly-scarlet blooms! Rebloom scapes are even taller and have wider candelabra branching than the first round. Stunning!