(Apps 1986) 18" DIP 3.125" Early-Extended season, DOR, RE, FRA - Yellow self with a soft crepe look. miniature, takes rest periods and reblooms in my garden. This cultivar has a heavy budcount that opens well, which helps extend the bloom time, along with the rebloom. One of the first daylilies to bloom in my garden in the spring, and increases quickly into a nice clump.
NOTE: CLUMP will be a minimum of 4 fans.
(Bremken-Armstrong, 1949) 40" DIP, Midseason, DOR - Bicolor Purple-red dark petals with yellow midrib and light sepals tinged red-purple. ORD/GYL3 (Hyperion X Black Falcon)
(Shooter 2000) 15" DIP 3" Early-Midseason, DOR, RE - Rich butter yellow gold with tiny green throat. This cultivar has a heavy budcount that opens well, which helps extend the bloom time, along with the rebloom. Registered at 15", but can produce scapes as high as 30" when well watered. One of the first daylilies to bloom in my garden in the spring, and increases quickly into a nice clump. NOTE: CLUMP will be a minimum of 4 fans.
(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.
(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.
