(Apps 1982) 18" DIP 2.75" Early-Midseason, Dor, RE, Fra - Bright red miniature flower with high bud count, occurring mostly at top of scape, tends to be taller, around 23" in my garden.
(Trimmer 1998) 28" DIP 6" Early-Midseason, DOR, Double 100%, Fragrant - Pink and cream blend DOUBLE with green throat. (Almond Puff × Frances Joiner) NOTE: This wonderful double absolutely glows in the garden, one of my absolute favorites, and it's a quick increaser for me, but bloom tends to be more around 22" in height here in VA.
(Marsh 1965) 34" DIP 8" SEv, Midseason, FRA - Huge bright pale creamy yellow with green throat - very tall standout in the garden. Produces bloom that makes a fragrant mass of color and is one of the favorites for garden visitors. An oldie but a goodie!!
(Childs 1981) 28" DIP 7" Midseason, DOR, RE, UF-Crispate - Unusual form lavender large light yellow-green throat and sepals that curl and twist. GARDEN NOTE: Prissy Frills is smaller fans, tends to put all it's energy into the beautiful flowers. It also tends to go somewhat summer dormant after it is done blooming because it puts on it's new fans almost immediately after blooming.
(Gossard 2006) 29" TET 6.50" Midseason, SEv, FRA - Sunfast purple with lighter purple watermark above green throat, also opens very well on cold mornings. (Swallow Tail Kite × (Malaysian Monarch × Tet. Barbara Mitchell))
(Gossard, 2013) 32" DIP 9" Early-Midseason, SEv, RE, FRA, UF-Cascade - Mauve purple with a multiple rainbow colored eyezone and a very green throat. NOTE: This daylily has MANY different faces and looks, depending on the day. I've put a couple pictures up for reference from the same plant. ((Starman's Quest × Kaleidoscope Effect) × Blue Oasis)
C'15
Carpenter-J., 2006) 24" TET 5.75" Early-Midseason, Dor, RE, FRA - Lavender bicolor with lighter lavender watermark and yellow green edge above green throat. Grows well and increases quickly
(Unending Melody X sdlg)
F'10
(Stamile 1991) 34" TET 9" Early-Midseason, DOR, UF-Spatulate - Massive 9 inch ruby spider with large yellow green throat. Awesome in the garden! (Velvet Widow × Tet. Open Hearth)
Awards: AM 2002; HM 1999; LAA 2011; L/W 2002; PC 2004
(Morss 1998) 30" TET 6" Early-Midseason, Ev, RE - Peach pink with blue lavender and lilac eyezone edged in violet, with apricot to green throat. ((sdlg × Grape Expectations) × sdlg)
(Henry 1986) 16" DIP 3.5" Early-Midseason, DOR - Orchid with red pencil eye - this little daylily is a fabulous bloomer, great look for border/front of garden.
(Petit, 2008) 30" TET 6" Midseason, SEv, - Orchid with purple patterned eye and edge - a mesmerizing flower that glows in the garden. ((Amber Rhum × Rippled Oasis) × (Catcher in the Eye × Ultraviolet Mood))
(Miller-M., 2015) 30" TET 4.5" Extra Early season, DOR, RE - Hot orange with cherry red eye and edge, green throat. (Small World Barbeque × Spacecoast Small Talk)
R'17
(Carr 1992) 30" TET 5" Midseason Dor, RE - this flower is really neat, very tall, sparkles in the sun, a very dark black red with black sparkling highlights.
(Burkey 1989) 40" DIP 7" Mid, DOR, UF-Crispate - Violet mauve semi-spider with dark purple eyezone and green chartreuse throat. (Trahlyta × Persian Pattern)
A'15
(Emmerich, 2011) 24" TET 5" Mid-Late season, Dor, RE, Fra - Violet grape, blue lavender eye and edge trimmed in ivory, yellow to green throat.
((Filled to Overflowing X ((sdlg X Tet. Lavender Blue Baby) X Heartbeat of Heaven))) X (((Pirate Lady X Tet. Lavender Blue Baby) X (Uppermost Edge X sdlg)) X ((Regal Majesty X Clothed in Glory) X Heartbeat of Heaven)))
C'14, R'14
(Stamile 2006) 25" TET 5.5" Early season, Ev, RE, Fragrant - Orchid rose with black eye and edge above green throat. (21B, 3B) (Rock Solid × Zahadoom)
Awards: HM 2012
(Stamile, 2004) 26" TET 4.25" Extra Early season, Ev, RE - Cream pink with patterned fuchsia rose eye above green throat.
(sdlg X Stenciled Impressions)
F'10
(Scott, Bob 1999) 26" DIP 5.5" Mid-Late season, DOR, RE, Double (90%) - Yellow with red eye above green throat Very pretty, soft yellow color, and the red eye really stands out! TOPGUNS LOLA SCOTT and TOPGUNS HELEN JONES are both very consistant doubles, I don't think I've actually ever seen a single bloom on them from start to finish in my garden. GARDEN NOTE: Fans are smaller on TOPGUNS LOLA SCOTT - it puts all it's energy into the flowers!!
(Carpenter 2002) 25" TET 6" Midseason, DOR, RE - Hot pink self above glowing green eye. This daylily has outstanding color and texture with ribbing as seen in the picture. A show-stopper in the garden. (Chance Encounter × Tet. Red Step Ahead)
(Rice-J., 1998) 26" TET 5.5" Mid-season, Dor, RE - Mauve rose with lavender watermark pink eye and gold edge above green throat. (Angel's Smile X True Grit)
F'10
(Stamile, G. 1996) 20" DIP 3.0" Early-Midseason, SEv, RE, DBL - Salmon rose blend DOUBLE with green throat. (Dragons Eye × You Angel You) NOTE: Multiplies fast for me...
(Gossard 2010) 35"TET 5.5" Mid-Late season DOR, RE - Chrome yellow with yellow tentacles, a huge bright yellow that brings out the sun. Registered as having 22 buds, but it's a blooming machine because it doesn't drop buds often! (Yellow Dynamo × To the Limit)
(Petit, T. 2009) 30" TET 5.50" E-Mid, SEv - Lavender with purple patterned eye and matching picotee and gold edge.
((Sunday Sandals X (Daring Deception X Expensive Taste)) X (Reggie Morgan X Bewitching Eyes))
F'11
