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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!

A bicolor child of the classic Wilson Spider, Andy's Awe shows a delicate charm as it presents butterfly-like blooms above grassy foliage. On cool mornings, enjoy darker petals and edged sepals. Fertile both ways.

Huge, ruffled blooms with rich color on strong scapes. Great branching and fertile both ways!

Massive, ruffled blooms with a light polychrome blush are just stunning! Offers a long bloom season, thanks to instant rebloom. Good increase means clump strength in no time. A favorite here; stops one in one's tracks!

These spidery blooms are almost a foot in diameter, on tall, well-branched scapes. Sometimes the hint of a patterned eye, and a wonderful lavender blue color. Rebloom scapes are particularly well-branched here.

A historic, reblooming mini for the front of the border.

From Missouri to Tennessee came this little delight, charming us with her sweet demeanor and every-which-way mess of stamens. Reblooms well, for a long season. Fertile both ways and pod easy.

Wonderful substance and branching on this little front-of-the-border polychrome dip! Reblooms reliably. Fertile both ways. Display.

This dainty mini tet shows some rebloom here in Tennessee, and is a little taller than the registered height. Pod and pollen fertile.

This stunning Maryott intro opens beautifully and never fails to impress with its bold edge/eye and ruffles. When multiple blooms are open, it's a daylily party all by itself!

It's hard to imagine that backseat romance ever seemed like a good idea! Neverthleless, pleasing pink blooms on branched scapes, all on vigorous and hardy plants.

Baffin Bay Beauty is a vigorous grower and eye-catching, watermarked cultivar. One of the first tets to bloom each season, and then reblooms on even more beautifully branched scapes, making a bouquet of deep rose-magenta!

Striking, spidery blooms carry a hint of a pewter chevron pattern in the eye, contrasting with a wide green/yellow throat. Gorgeous!

A favorite! We have always loved the name; it's an irony that something so innocuous could be banned from anything... except maybe a mobster gathering. She's HARDY, and even the puritans would have approved. Petite and sweet blooms open early in the day, sometimes with an extra petal or two. Reblooms. Fertile both ways. Reportedly shows rust resistance.

A beautiful classic with famous genes that transfer glorious substance (and the potential for cresting) to offspring. Winner of the Stout Medal. Reported to be rust resistant.

This little mini is a joy to grow. Green-throated, violet plum-purple blooms are held on wiry, well-branched scapes. Rebloom scapes are significantly taller, creating a gorgeous mass of dramatic color. Easily fertile both ways.

Graceful ivory blooms with a yellow to green throat and variable pale pink edge, on a hardy plant with attractive foliage and tallish, well-branched scapes. Makes STUNNING edge-no-eye children! (Check out Mountain Orchid!) Bud-builds and reblooms for a long season. Rust resistant and fertile both ways.

This blue-eyed purple cultivar comes to us out of the tet conversion of Lavender Blue Baby. With hardy evergreen plant habit, it forms large fans. Bloom color is especially rich on cool mornings, offset by piecrust ruffling and an elegant, multicolored edge. What a delight to behold!

A teeny weeny triumph by Steve Williams, Bedbug has a lot going for it! Cute blooms emerge from dramatic, dark buds to display spots, stipples and stripes, all held on strong scapes above grassy foliage. We enjoy its reliable rebloom, fertility, and great increase. Although this little spatulate leans towards spidery, sleep tight- it's sweet and would never bite!

Dramatic, deep purple blooms with green throats show different faces on different days. Sometimes it shows a darker eye and sometimes not. Reportedly shows rust resistance.

Berry Patch has cheerful color, a luscious, variable watermark and a delectable wire edge. Robust rebloom extends the show.

A very pretty rebloomer with an eye-catching paler watermark and matching lilac edge that morphs into pale yellow towards the tepal tips. She'll make you look... and maybe restore your soul a little.

Fun name and a tall bouquet in multi-orange for the later season. Blooms have good substance and their rounded petals make us smile. Hardy plants.

Big, ruffled blooms with wide green throats show impressive substance.

Betty Woods won the Stout Medal over 30 years ago, among other awards, and she's still a distinctive double. Light ruffling and just the right amount of frill ensure each golden bloom shines with solar power.

Everybody loves Big Bird! This is one of the first bright yellow daylilies we got our hands on, and it has shown good increase. Big blooms with green throats open well on cool mornings.

Bill, how did you get so FANCY? Big substance, big ruffles and this one even shows tiny yellow teeth when it feels like it! A show-stopper for the front of the border.

Although not registered as such, Bitsy is the rebloomingest daylily you might ever meet, starting early and going until frost! Widely branched scapes grow increasingly tall as the season progresses here in zone 7b. Petite blooms emerge from equally perfect little buds. Great increase and pod and pollen fertile.

A bodacious little jewel of a tet, with sparkling suede-like texture and excellent, well-branched scapes (especially on the taller rebloom).

This daylily is a revolution in color, form and substance! The parent of a number of coveted newer Rice intros, it has to be experienced to be fully appreciated. Very beautiful, clean and waxen! One of our favorite daylilies and one of our most used breeding cultivars. Fertile both ways.

We like the singer Bob Marley. We LOVE the daylily Bob Marley! Brilliant orange blooms with a red eye/overlay are held on tall, well-branched scapes that progress to bud-building . We get a good measure of rebloom, with high budcounts. Plants have dark green foliage and exhibit northern hardiness. Fertile both ways.

This hardy cultivar displays amazing branching on strong scapes and reliable rebloom. Good increase.

Bosie is adorable and we love seeing her little hot pink blooms glowing above her vigorous foliage. We appreciate her rebloom, easy pod fertility and (especially) her candelabra branching in the cutest array of blooms and buds! A cultivar that's very hard to find.

Huge ethereal pink blooms grace this reblooming dormant. Just gorgeous! A favorite for many years here.

This Substantial Evidence kid looks like nothing else! It's gloriously flat, wonderfully spatulate, and divinely pigmented in lightest lemon and orchid-lavender. Oh, the places you'll go with this fertile rebloomer in your back pocket... stock is limited, but the possibilities are not.

There aren't many mini tets. This one has been around for a while; A purple Stamile intro with a darker eye (often present in the "Broadway" series, perhaps due to its genetic dominance).

Buy it for Bruce and he'll feel like a million bucks. Buy it for yourself and you'll feel smug that you have such a sturdy rebloomer with nice branching in your daylily arsenal.

This fun red/yellow spider has tepals that curl and twist to perfection as they "droop". Blooms are always well-presented, with a wide throat that looks especially amazing on green days. Rebloom keeps 'em coming!

Fragrance and huge, glowing apricot/polychrome blooms distinguish this reblooming Joiner cultivar. Rare.