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	ABBEY DORE COURT (SMITH D C, 1995) 24",Dip,6",SEv,EM,Frag,Re variegated foliage	SF $35 Pot $0
	ALWAYS AFTERNOON (MORSS, 1987) 22",Tet,5.50",SEv,E,Re,Ext purple ez gr thr (picture by Dave Mussar)	SF $9
	AMERICAN REVOLUTION (WILD, 1972) 28",Dip,5.50",Dor,M,Re gr thr	SF $9
	Amy Mack (Mahieu/Burris '08, 08 ) 8",Dip,42",Dor,M,Frag Gorgeous bitone polychrome of creamy melon pink with a lavender overlay and huge creamy lemon watermark. I feel this flower is a breakthrough into a new class of UFs along with ORCHID CONVERGENCE. The intensely orchid-like shape of the cascading spatulate is becoming a breeder's hallmark. Named for Brian Mahieu's dear friend and adopted sister, artist Amy Mack. [{(MONT BLANC x ERIN FARMER) x (ORCHID CORSAGE x JUST FOR LAUGHS)} X HEAVENLY CURLS]	SF $165
	ANNIE GOLIGHTLY (HUGHES, 1974) 28",Tet,7",Evr,EM,Re,Noc gr thr	SF $9 2 Avail
	Apophis (Mahieu/Burris '08) 42",Dip,7.50",Dor,M,Re,UFO PINCHED CRISPATE UF purple black with velvety black halo chartreuse throat. Superlative in every way, very consistent form. This is one of the most fertile plants we have ever seen. Radically fertile both ways with diploids, and will set pods on tetraploids. Microscopic examination of pollen shows both diploid and tetraploid pollen indicating unreduced gametes.	SF $90
	ARTISTIC VEINING (Reinke, 2009) 32",Dip,6",Dor,ML ARTISTIC VEINING (Reinke 09) 32" ML 6" dip. dor. Four way branching 14 bud count. This lavender wine has very dark veins and a green throat. The veining is very vivid on the petals, less so on the sepals. It is fertile both ways and passes its unique veining to its seedlings It is a good grower and quite showy in the garden.	SF $75
	Augies Unique Beauty (Augie Krupien) 34",Tet,4.50",Dor,EM,Frag Gold with variable red mahogany broken overlay above orange throat. (unknown × unknown) This plant has never been released commercially.It was hybridized by Augie Krupien.	SF $150
	BAGANA (MAHIEU, 2003) 45",Dip,7",Dor,ML,Re,Sp band or to chart thr	SF $25
	BELA LUGOSI (HANSON C, 1995) 33",Tet,6",SEv,M gr thr	SF $12 5 Avail
	BENGALI PRINCESS (MAHIEU, 2001) 40",Dip,6",Dor,EM wm lime thr	SF $35
	BIG BIRDS FRIEND (GOSSARD, 2003) 52",Tet,10",Dor,M,Re,UFO	SF $35
	BLUE MOON RISING (SALTER E H, 1991) 24",Dip,3",SEv,M,Re blue violet ez	SF $10
	BLUEBERRY CANDY (STAMILE, 1993) 22",Tet,4.25",Dor,M,Frag,Re violet ez gr thr	SF $9
	BONANZA (GATES L, 1994) 24",Dip,5.50",SEv,E,Frag,Re,Ext grn thr	SF $9
	BROOKWOOD LEE CAUSEY (SHARP, 1998) 18",Dip,4.75",SEv,M,Frag gr thr	SF $15
	BROWN WITCH (REED, 1999) 36",Dip,6",Dor,M,Sp yell thr	SF $10
	BRUSHED BY BLUEBIRDS (Burris) 24",Dip,5",Dor,M The color is a rich royal purple with light sepals which officially makes it a bi-tone. It has an extremely light throat of creamy-white with just a touch of yellow. And then there is the eye. It has the clearest blue . Alot of the "Blue" ones I have are really a lavender or purple or a blend of both. Not this one, it's a clear denim blue. Proliferates well and is super extended staying open 24 hours or more.	SF $75
	BUDDYS WILD AND WONDERFUL (Hall, 2008) 32",Tet,7",Evr,EM,Re,Noc,Ext,UFO Pink with huge red chevron eye above green throat. Easy pod parent.	SF $50
	CAKE PLATE (Goldner- unregistered) 28",Tet,7",Dor,VL rare large bright orange with vivid red eyezone some veining.	SF $50
	CATHERINE WOODBERY (CHILDS F, 1967) 30",Dip,6",Dor,ML,VFrag,Ext gr thr	SF $9 6 Avail
	CATHY CUTE LEGS (SHOOTER E, 2004) 34",Dip,9",SEv,M,Frag,Re,Ext grn thr	SF $15
	CHERRY CHEEKS (PECK, 1968) 28",Tet,6",Dor,ML gr yell thr	SF $9
	CONNECT THE DOTS (JERABEK, 2001) 25",Tet,5.75",Dor,M,Re purple dots	SF $12
	CORAL CRAB (DOUGLAS G, 1954) 32",Dip,0",SEv,M,Sp	SF $9
	CUSTARD CANDY (STAMILE, 1989) 24",Tet,4.25",Dor,EM,Re maroon ez gr thr	SF $9
	DEWAR (Dewar) 22",Tet,5",SEv I love these flowers because of their unusual color, which is understandable with such a mixed pedigree. The petal self is a dark orange red, with a slightly creped texture. The flower has a large dark eye with black, purple, violet, orange and red tones. The eye color continues around the petal edges as a wide picotee. Dark and unusual.	SF $150
	DIVERTISSMENT (HAGER, 1990) 45",Dip,6.50",Dor,ML,Ext,Sp ez small gr thr	SF $9 2 Avail
	DRAGON HEART (SALTER E H, 1996) 28",Dip,4",Evr,M,Re red ez gr thr	SF $9
	DROP CLOTH (SALTER, 1995) 28",Tet,5.50",Evr,M maroon stippling	SF $12
	ED MURRAY (GROVATT, 1971) 30",Dip,4",Dor,M,Ext gr thr	SF $9 2 Avail
	Edge of Chaos (Mahieu-Burris, 2008) 36",Dip,0",SEv,M,Noc Purple with huge chalky lemon-white watermark that is mascara edged. Pollen parent is a Lonnie Ward seedling, this flower recovers some of the patterns of the small Salter lines on a large Unusual Form. Will cross with both diploids and tetraploids, this trait led to the cultivar's name. Easily pod fertile with tetraploids pollen fertile with tetraploids: 'Darla Anita' , 'Great White', 'Mask Of Eternity' [ploidy of parents: embryo conversions] pollen appears to be diploid but this plant behaves as a tet. though registered as a diploid.	SF $150
	EDNA SELMAN (SELMAN, 2004) 24",Tet,5.50",Dor,M,Frag,Re,Ext edge gold grn thr	SF $100
	FRANKIE'S FANTASY (MERCER R, 1992) 32",Tet,7",Dor,EM,Re,Sp gr thr	SF $9
	FRANS HALS (FLORY, 1955) 24",Dip,0",Dor,ML bicolor w mr	SF $9
	FUCHSIA DREAM (KIRBY, 1978) 28",Tet,7.50",Dor,ML,Frag,Re,Ext cr thr	SF $12
	GADSDEN MESHACH (REINKE J, 2004) 39",Dip,8",Dor,ML,Frag,UFO deep grn to gold the	SF $45 1 Avail
	GALAXY EXPLOSION (BURRIS, 2003) 40",Dip,4.50",Dor,M,Re,Sp black purple ez	SF $25
	GAVIN PETIT (PETIT, 2004) 27",Tet,6.50",SEv,M,Frag,Re edge grn thr	SF $100
	GODIVA JAM (WESTON J, 1996) 26",Tet,5.50",Dor,M bicolor w wine ez	SF $12
	Golden Zebra 12",Dip,0",Dor Beautiful, stable, variegated foliage on a dwarf daylily. Striking green and white striped leaves are produced under shade conditions; green and yellow when grown in the sun. Clear golden-yellow clusters of flowers on very short stems in summer. Plant in mass for vivid displays, in containers for excellent contrast, or in mixed perennial borders. Deciduous even in the mildest of climates. Full sun to part shade. Foliage reaches 12 inches in height, spreading to 24 inches.	SF $35 3 Avail
	GUDRID (MAHIEU, 2003) 48",Dip,6.50",Dor,M,VFrag wm lemon to lime thr	SF $35 2 Avail
	h lilioasphodelus (species) (LINNE EMEND. HYLANDER, 1753) 2",Dip,0",SEv,E,Frag (Yellow Daylily, Lemon Daylily, Custard Lily) Family: Hemerocallidaceae Light: Full sun, sun-part shade Height: 1'-3' Spread: 2' Blooms: Lemon-scented, bright yellow, star-shaped Foliage: green Ploidy: Diploid Soil: Well-drained, loamy Propagation: Division, seeds Uses: Borders, beddings, containers Comments: Hemerocallis flava or Yellow Daylily or Lemon daylily or Custard Lily is an early bloomer. It is an easy to grow perennial. Its bright color really brightens up the landscape and its fragrance is so delightful. To bring out the best colors in the daylily, light colors have to be in full sun (at least 6 hours) while the dark colors have to be in part shade during the hottest part of the day so their colors would not fade. USDA Hardiness Zones : 5-11	SF $9
	HOUDINI (MOLDOVAN, 1969) 24",Dip,5.50",Dor,ML,Ext cream ez gr thr	SF $9
	IMPERIAL QUEST (Sandy Holmes, 2008) 0",Tet,0",SEv,M IMPERIAL QUEST S.Holmes Sldg 03-1213 () X T. Starman's Quest Sev. Mid. 28". 6.5". 4-Way Branching. 20 Budcount Tetraploid IMPERIAL QUEST is named in honor of its two amazing parents, Steve Moldovan's Imperial Wizard and Clayton Burkey's Starman's Quest. Special thanks to my husband, Mike, for use of his conversion of Starman's Quest. Both daylilies have been catalysts to my hybridizing. IMPERIAL QUEST, a light reverse bi-tone shows a fine white edge, which comes from Imperial Wizard. The eye zone displays 3 colors of red, with one band which reaches into the green throat. I've used IMPERIAL QUEST in my hybridizing as the daylily has excellent plant habit and looks proportional in a clump.	SF $50
	JABO (REINKE, 1997) 36",Dip,7",SEv,M,Frag gold to gr thr	SF $40
	JACKPOT (RUSSELL, 1949) 36",Dip,0",M ORD1	SF $30
	JAN'S TWISTER (JOINER, 1991) 28",Dip,11.50",Evr,EM,Re,UFO gr thr	SF $14 2 Avail
	JOSEPH'S COAT (WARRELL, 2000) 28",Dip,6.50",Dor,M,Ext,UFO halo purple ez	SF $20 2 Avail
	Just Fabulous (Petit, 2008) 32",Tet,7",SEv,Frag Mango with black eye and edge above green throat. {Gavin Petit × [(Awesome Blossom × sdlg) × Only Believe]} Just Fabulous is definitely one of the most dramatic flowers in the garden. The jet black eye and matching picotee “scream” at you from a great distance. The self color is a peach to mango, with a green throat. This screamer is not for the weak at heart.	SF $100
	KAHOOLAWE (MAHIEU, 2003) 43",Dip,7.50",Dor,M,Re,UFO pink poly	SF $30
	KING ALFRED (RECKAMP, 1975) 26",Tet,5.50",Dor,M,VFrag,Db,Re,Ext gr thr	SF $9 3 Avail
	Kwanso 0",0",Dor,M 'Kwanso' has large 5 to 6 1/2" tangerine blooms, rusty red highlights, and overlapping petals. Blooming mid-season to late, it spreads aggressively and is 30-40" tall It is is the only known triploid daylily, the stamens are modified into additional petals	SF $40 2 Avail
	LEMONFELLOW (TRIMMER, 1998) 32",Dip,11",Dor,EM,Sp gr thr	SF $20 3 Avail
	LIGHTER THAN AIR (SALTER, 2002) 31",Tet,6",SEv,EM,Re yell gr thr	SF $50
	LILYWOOD ORCHID TONES (MAHIEU, 2003) 35",Dip,4.50",Dor,ML,Frag Another little bagel with a twist: combining Lambert's bloodlines with Salter's blue eyes. This is a gorgeous little bitone of lavender pink with a purple-blue layered eye, sepals are creamy lemon on the tips. Petals have pinched midribs. Dark green throat all day. Very Fertile both ways. PATTERNS is a beautifully branched and budded sunfast lavender.	SF $25
	LITTLE GRAPETTE (WILLIAMSON, 1970) 12",Dip,2",SEv,E	SF $12
	LOVELY MARGIE (LOVELL, 2005) 26",Dip,5",Dor,M grn thr	SF $35
	MAD MAX (WILSON-SCHOTT, 1989) 46",Dip,7",Dor,M,UFO purple ez chart thr	SF $12
	Magnificent Magpie (Stamile, 2008) 32",Tet,6.50",Evr This beautiful opens daylily opens flat even in the cool of the early season. In fact, MAGNIFICENT MAGPIE is one of the first of the purples to bloom in the garden. Heavily branched and budded flower. Fertile both ways.	SF $50
	MAPPING CAROLINA (SHOOTER, 1999) 26",Dip,5",Dor,M,Re,Ext purple veins & ez	SF $25
	MAPPING KENTUCKY (SHOOTER E, 2002) 32",Dip,5.25",SEv,M,Frag,Re,Ext grape dotted edge	SF $25
	MARKED BY LYDIA (TEMPLE, 1994) 29",Dip,8.50",SEv,E,Re,Ext,Sp purple ez gr thr	SF $30
	MARY REED (CLUMM J, 1974) 12",Dip,2.50",Dor,M,Re,Ext gr thr	SF $9
	MEGATRON (GOSSARD, 2006) 30",Tet,10.50",Dor,M,Frag,Re grn thr	SF $100
	MIDNIGHT DROPS OF JUPITER (ANDERSON R, 2006) 22",Dip,4",Dor,EM Rose-Mauve with streaks of purple and cream	SF $50
	NEFERTARI (Mahieu-Burris '08) 32",Dip,7",Dor,M,Re Incredibly saturated, rainfast and sunfast violet purple with mascara-edged, lavender blue, watermarked halo. This is one of the most saturated purple daylilies . Proven bloodlines for great UFs in the purple colorway. (TRAHLYTA X JOHNS HERITAGE) Fans are genetically small/medium with healthy root system	SF $115
	New Covenant (Phil & Luella Korth from Suamico, Wisconsin, 2010) 34",Tet,5.50",Dor,M Intense color is the feature of New Covenant. Standing tall in the garden, the vivid red eye and dark pink petals draw visitors to this flower. New Covenant is a breakthrough for northern gardeners being dormant and larger than other flowers in that color range.	SF $150
	NEW PARADIGM (Stamile) 28",Tet,6.50",SEv,EE,VFrag Up until now most appliquéd eyes have been relatively small flowers in the 3.5” – 5” size range. Tetra TERRY LYNINGER has introduced a “paradigm shift” into a whole new much larger class of appliquéd daylilies. NEW PARADIGM is the first of this new class. NEW PARADIGM is a very large pale yellow with a burgundy appliquéd eye and green throat. The flower has wide short blunt sepals. The substance is very heavy. A fabulous parent not only for appliquéd throats where it has been our number one parent but also for multicolored edges in both gold and various border colors. NEW PARADIGM is a stunning daylily that opens new avenues of exploration in patterns, appliqués and double edges. Easily fertile both ways.	SF $100
	NOWHERE TO HIDE (SHOOTER, 1995) 23",Dip,5",SEv,ML,Re purple ez gr thr	SF $35
	NYIRAGONGO (MAHIEU, 2003) 40",Dip,7.25",Dor,M,Sp molten orange thr	SF $45 1 Avail
	OCTOPUS HUGS (STAMILE, 2000) 38",Tet,8",Evr,E,Frag,Re,UFO yell thr	SF $25 3 Avail
	OLIVE'S ODD ONE (PAULEY-COUTURIER, 1991) 40",Dip,6",Dor,M,Re halo gr gold thr	SF $12
	ON SILKEN THREAD (LAMBERTSON, 1998) 36",Tet,9",Evr,M,UFO orange ez & edge	SF $12
	ORCHID CORSAGE (SAXTON, 1975) 32",Dip,7.50",Dor,ML,Frag,Re,UFO light yell thr	SF $12 2 Avail
	OUACHITA BEAUTY (PITTARD, 1955) 36",Dip,0",Evr,EM,Re,Ext Ouachita Beauty (Pittard, 1955) height 36", season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, Pink with dark orchid halo. Holding wide long petals, but not quite a spider.	SF $12
	OUTRAGEOUS (STEVENS D, 1978) 22",Tet,4.50",Dor,M mahogany red ez	SF $12
	PAPER BUTTERFLY (MORSS, 1983) 24",Tet,6",SEv,E,Re violet blend w ez	SF $12
	PEPPERMINT ICE (LOVELL, 2004) 22",Dip,5",SEv,EM,Re strips yell to grn thr	SF $35
	PINK STRIPES (DERROW, 2006) 30",Dip,7",Dor,EM gold orange thr Pollen parent: PINK STRIPES (Derrow, 2006) Dip. Hybridizers Notes: "PINK STRIPES stats. Semi-evergreen to dormant, 32" tall, usually 4 way branching with 22-24 buds- but I've seen 5 way branching and 36 buds. The bloom is usually 6.5" but first blooms can be much larger, approaching 8". Increase and vigor are average. The scapes lean, especially when more than one bloom is open, the foliage isn't particularly pretty being a medium yellow-green, the branching could be better and the edges of the blooms will start to dissolve in the afternoon when the temperature and humidity are high. PS is in no way a 'finished' plant - there are a lot of faults to be corrected - but the pattern is simply spectacular and unique and that is what makes it such a special break. There truly is nothing like it that I've seen in the daylily world and the exciting thing is that the effect transfers to the first generation seedlings."	SF $75
	Pit of Despair (Mahieu '04) 47",Dip,7",SEv,M This large flower displays some crispation with all segments either pinching or twisting slightly, but it was not register it as an Unusual Form. The substance is extremely heavy and wax like with ridges/sculpting coming out of the lime starburst throat edged with a lacquered violet-red zone. Base color is deep cordovan-brown overlaid with purple-black. The entire eyezone has a velvety BLACK-blue halo, weatherproof and sufast. Outstanding flower! Very fertile pollen, uncertain pod fertility.	SF $100
	PLEAT MY PETALS (WESTON J, 2006) 30",Tet,5.50",SEv,ML,Frag yellow veins	SF $160
	PRAGUE SPRING (LAMBERT, 1985) 30",Dip,7",Dor,M,UFO pistachio gr thr	SF $12
	PRAIRIE BLUE EYES (MARSH, 1970) 28",Dip,5.25",SEv,M near blue ez gr thr	SF $10 10 Avail
	PURPLE CHEETAH (GOSSARD, 2006) 32",Tet,7.50",Dor,M,Frag,Re,UFO This flower will exhibit heavy spotting on the petals on warm days and hence the name. Even without the spots the flower is a reverse bitone and has a dominant eyezone with bands and veining. Jamie calls it an Unusual Form crispate twisted and says it gets 4 – 5 way branching with 25 buds.	SF $175 1 Avail
	ROCKY HORROR (REED, 1994) 34",Dip,7",Dor,EM,Re,Ext,UFO purple black ez , This ufo carries unstable variegation of the foliage	SF $12
	Rosella Flight (B. Mahieu '03) 36",Dip,5",Dor,EE ROSELLA FLIGHT. , 5", 36", DOR, DIP, Extra Early. Rebloom. 3 X 24 or better branching and budcount. A rosella is a type of Australian parrot. To my mind, this incredibly floriferous daylily resembles a flock taking flight. A combination of Kraus' azalea pink NINA REBMEN with Stout's early H. f. rosea introduction JENNIE LOVE, this cultivar was, specifically, developed to have rhizomatous growth like H f Europa, but in a gorgeous rose pink with a green throat and great hybrid vigor and gardenability. This seedling was the best of 89 siblings. The color is a clear rose pink with a deep rose pink band on the petals. Green to lemon chartreuse, dart throat pattern. Radically Fertile both ways. Excellent, weatherproof substance, rhizomatous growth habit for naturalizing meadows, banks, streamside plantings, mixed perennial borders. My use of H f rosea and it's progeny like JENNIE LOVE is due to Rosemary Whitacre's theory that H f rosea furnished the last part of the "spidering genes complex". She seems to have been right -- as subsequent generations from these crosses have shown.	SF $65
	ROSWITHA (TRIMMER, 1992) 14",Dip,3.25",Dor,EM,Db gr thr	SF $10
	ROYAL FLYCATCHER (MAHIEU, 2003) 48",Dip,6.50",Dor,ML,Frag,UFO w oxblood band	SF $35
	SAMMY (LEWIS, 1968) 33",Dip,8",Dor,EM,Re,Ext,Sp lav edges gr thr	SF $12
	SAMMY RUSSELL (RUSSELL, 1951) 30",Dip,2.50",Dor,L	SF $9 2 Avail
	SARATOGA PINWHEEL (SAXTON, 1977) 32",Tet,6.50",Dor,M	SF $9
	SILOAM DOUBLE CLASSIC (HENRY P, 1985) 16",Dip,5",Dor,EM,VFrag,Db,Ext gr thr	SF $9
	SIMMERING ELEPHANTS (MURPHY J P, 2005) 30",Dip,5.50",Dor,VL red eye orange yell thr	SF $50 1 Avail
	SIR BLACKSTEM (HAGER, 1988) 24",Dip,2.50",Evr,E,Re,Ext yell reverse bicolor	SF $20 2 Avail
	Sitting on a Cornflake 0",Tet,0"	SF $120
	SPACECOAST FREAKY TIKI (KINNEBREW J, 2006) 20",Tet,3.50",SEv,EM,Re	SF $65 1 Avail
	SPACECOAST MODERN SYMMETRY (Kinnebrew,2009) 28",Tet,5.50",SEv We are starting to get some new breaks in the appliqué patterns. Kinnebrews were able to accomplish this by introducing their Spacecoast Shiner Line into their Spacecoast Sea Shell Line. Previously, all of their throat patterned lilies were in the cream & purple color range. The plan here was to move into new, exciting color combinations and maintain the appliqué. They bloomed hundreds of seedlings in this effort and, finally, this one flowered. We believe this to be the key to unlock the door. They will bloom hundreds of offspring this next year and they hope to see a very diverse range of color. Yellows w/red and black eyes, oranges w/red and black eyes, all with the patterned throats. Plants are vigorous with strong 28” scapes, carrying up to 20 buds. Easily fertile.	SF $165
	SPECKLED TROUT (ADAMS P, 1997) 21",Tet,5.50",SEv,ML,Frag,Re stippled & striated	SF $2
	SPINDAZZLE (WILSON, 1983) 26",Dip,6",SEv,M,Ext,Sp red w red tips	SF $25 2 Avail

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