The following are cultivars introduced by other hybridizers. The prices are listed per division, usually 3-5 fans. The notations after the hybridizers’ names indicate awards received. HM = Honorable Mention, AM = Award of Merit, SSM = Stout Silver Medal (the highest award possible in the daylily world). The photos are taken by me, in my garden. Most of them have lived here, unpampered, for at least 4 years and many have been used in my hybridizing program. It may seem disloyal to move them out once I’ve gleaned their genetics, but space is at a premium here at the prairie’s edge.
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$20 |
(Gossard 2011) HM 2014, AM 2019 7”/34” tall, 3-4br/20 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant Garnet red with a green throat, patterned sepals and petals. This unusual form crispate cascade has some rebloom here. |
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$10 |
(Shooter-E. 1999) HM 2005, ATG 2011 4”/20” tall, 3br/18 buds, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Lavender purple with a washed blue eye above a chartreuse lemon throat. Triangular shape, lightly ruffled and creped. |
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$7 |
(Salter-E.H. 1990) HM 1998 4”/18” tall, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Round and ruffled amber butterscotch blend with a green throat. Taller than 18″ here with great branching. Passes on branching and rebloom to offspring. Great substance. |
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$10 |
(Clement 2007) HM 2016 7”/36” tall, 2-3br/13 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant Purple with yellow green throat, lighter water mark. The petals are crispate and the sepals often quill. |
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$20 |
(Norris 2005) HM 2008 5”/28” tall, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant, Reblooms Clear pink with gold bubbled edge above green throat, heavy budding, heat and rain proof. Consistently shows instant rebloom which it passes on to its offspring. Belle is the plant that started me on a mission to create my own northern rebloomers, and is a parent of 5 out of 10 of my first introductions. |
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$15 |
(Gossard 2004) 5”/38” tall, Diploid, Mid season, evergreen Northern hardy evergreen. Smokey purple with a dark purple-black eye, sometimes with a metallic edge. Very green throat. Good for creating patterns. Very pod and pollen fertile. |
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$25 |
(Simpson-E. 2013) 4½”/33” tall, 4-5 br/29-40 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Vivid blue-purple eye with an etched edge and matching picotee on the petals. Vigorous rebloomer with excellent branching and budcount. Fertile both ways, passes on great plant habit and pretty faces to offspring. Good parent for me! |
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$5 |
(Reinke 1996) HM 2004 7”/38” tall, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Mauve brushed purple with purple halo and green throat. Unusual form cascade. Vigorous in my garden. |
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$20 |
(Owen 2010) HM 2018 6.25”/28” tall, 4 br/24 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant Blood red with multiple water mark pattern. Registered as a rebloomer, but not for me in Northern Illinois. |
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$15 |
(Schaben 2007) HM 2011 6”/30”tall, 3br/20 buds Tetraploid Early-mid, dormant Bitone with light violet sepals, dark violet petals, and a huge chartreuse throat. Fertile both ways. Gold, silver, and white sharks teeth pass on to offspring to produce dramatic unusual forms. I have several nice seedlings from C J and am registering one in 2024. |
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$25 |
(Culver 2013) 6”/36”tall, 3-4br/25+buds, Tetraploid,Mid-late, dormant Orange-red with red chevron eye and ruffled edge, yellow green throat. Vigorous, showy cultivar from Ontario. Great parent for me (LIPSTICK OVERLOAD), throwing saturated color, nice form, and good branching. |
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$20 |
(Mussar 2014) 6”/40”tall, 5br/20 buds, Tetraploid. Mid-late, dormant Raspberry rose pink with pale pink watermark and bright green throat. Canadian bred with good plant habit inherited from a Rekamp favorite. |
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$7 |
(Shooter-E. 1998) HM 2006 4½”/26”tall, 4br/24 buds, Diploid, Mid season, dormant Reverse bitone with triple eyezone. Diamond dusted with good substance. Reblooms for me and is a good parent. |
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$15 |
(Emmerich 2012) 7”/34”tall, 3br/17 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Cranberry rose with a darker rose eye, pink watermark and pink ruffled edge trimmed with ivory. Great parent for large ruffled blooms with saturated color. Parent of one of my 2024 introductions. |
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$20 |
(Murphy-J.P. 2010) 7”/40”tall, 2br/15 buds, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Reddish lavender with muted purple and slate patterned eyezone. Unusual form, cascade. Reblooms some for me and is a good parent. |
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$10 |
(Grace-L. 1998) HM 2002, AM 2007 6”/24”tall, 4br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, evergreen Cream yellow with lavender eye and edge, yellow green throat. Unusual form with pinched petals. Hardy in my zone 4b garden. |
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$7 |
(Shooter-E. 2005) 7½”/29”tall, 6br/23 buds, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Rose mauve with a huge lavender mauve stippled eyezone. Good substance. Cool morning opener. |
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$10 |
(Carpenter-K. 1991) 6”/26”tall, Diploid, Early-mid, dormant Pale pink self with green throat, raised cream midribs, sturdy branching. Good substance and lovely flat, open face. Color clarifier which often reblooms for me. |
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$10 |
(Salter 1990) JC 1991, HM 1995, AM 1998, SSM 2000 6”/22”tall Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Light melon pink with a golden halo and yellow throat. Wide overlapping petals have fluffy ruffles. Always opens with consistently good form. A classic. |
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$10 |
(Lambertson 2002) 6”/28” tall, 6br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Round, bold red violet with steely red violet eye and white teeth. Takes time to settle in. Fertile both ways. |
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$15 |
(Bremer 2008) 6”/25” tall, 6br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Very late, dormant Orange-peach with darker eyezone, green throat, ruffles/hooks/braids, fast increase. Starts blooming mid August. Vigorous and taller in my garden than registered height. Bred in Wisconsin. Parent of TAKE A BOW, PRAIRIE’S EDGE. |
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$20 |
(Emmerich 2009) 5½”/28” tall, 3-4br/17 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen, Reblooms Dark pink-lavender with gray lavender eye, gray lavender edge with ivory ruffles trimmed with gold. Consistent rebloomer. Outstanding parent for me, passing on rebloom to offspring. Parent of HEATHER’S HOPE. |
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$15 |
(Emmerich 2014) 5½”/32” tall, 4br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Mid-late, dormant, Reblooms Magenta purple with a darker purple eye and edge, trimmed with ivory. Early morning opener, great foliage, strong performer with some to lots of instant rebloom. Pod and pollen fertile. |
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$10 |
(Reed 1999) HM 2005, AM 2009 6”/30” tall, 2br/15 buds, Diploid, Early-mid, dormant Grey-lavender spider with a black purple eye and lemon throat. Very vigorous, good parent. |
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$15 |
(Emmerich 2008) HM 2011 6”/24” tall, 4br/18 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Dusty pink with a wine lavender patterned eye, lavender edge trimmed with ivory gold filigree, and a yellow to light olive throat. It has attractive slender foliage and the clump increases rapidly. Very hardy, bred in Minnesota. |
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$15 |
(Gossard 2004) 6”/49”tall, 3br/18 buds, Diploid, Mid season, dormant Pink bitone with dark pink eye, and a very green throat. Sepals lie flat and petals re-curve, giving a 3D effect. Very showy, Good parent for me, passing on a form that I like and saturated color because of the green throat. |
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$15 |
(Stamile 2002) HM 2022 9”/33”tall, 5br/30 buds, Tetraploid, Extra early, evergreen Bordeaux red with a huge celery green throat. Out-facing blooms with sepals that curl like a spring. In my garden doesn’t have the branching and budcount as registered, but is a showy, hardy spider variant with excellent substance. Early morning opener, fertile both ways. |
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$10 |
(Toll 1991) HM 2007 8”/30”tall, 3br/15 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Big flashy orange polychrome with a huge chartreuse throat and a fine gold edge. Vigorous spider variant. Fertile both ways and a good parent for me. |
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$15 |
(Ripley 2011) 6 ½”/39”tall, 3br/18 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant Medium bluish purple with a bluish lavender watermark and a double purple metallic edge. Never a bad hair day. Easy parent, throwing large kids. Reblooms in Iowa for Ripley. |
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$20 |
(Emmerich 2003) HM 2007, AM 2011 6”/36” tall, 3br/15 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Pink-lavender with patterned merlot eye, green throat which spreads onto sepals. Passes pattern, good scapes and rebloom to kids. Bred in Minnesota. |
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$7 |
(Lambertson 1995) 5½”/22” tall, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Light blue-violet with blue eye. Eye and gold picotee edge penciled with dark violet above a green throat. One of the early cultivars used to create patterned eyes. |
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$20 |
(Herr 2010) HM 2016 7”/52” tall, 3br/25 buds, Diploid, Late, dormant, Budbuilder Maroon with a darker eye above a yellow to green throat. Unusual form cascade. |
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$20 |
(Bachman 2011) JC 2011 6”/36” tall, 3br/20 buds, Diploid, Mid-late, semi-evergreen Lavender with purple veins and a green throat. Unusual form, crispate. |
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$10 |
(Stamile 1997) JC 1997, HM 2003 7.25”/23” tall, 4br/28 buds, Tetraploid, Mid, dormant Huge mauve purple with blue-gray lavender eye & edge. Gives nice edges to kids. Fertile both ways. |
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$12 |
(Bremer 2010) 7½”/36” tall, 4br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Mid-late, dormant Clear pink with a muted chalky eye. Unusual form, crispate-spatulate. Fertile both ways. |
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$12 |
(Stamile 2004) HM 2012, AM 2017 10”/38” tall, 3br/21 buds, Tetraploid, Extra early, evergreen Diamond dusted clear lavender with a green throat. Spider that twists and cascades. EMO, fertile both ways. |
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$15 |
(Bremer 2005) 6½”/36” tall, 4br/26 buds, Diploid, Early-mid & Very Late, dormant, Reblooms Lavender pink with white midrib, great plant habit, massive scapes. Cool morning opener bred in Wisconsin. A parent of one of my introductions (STAND THE WORLD ON ITS EAR). |
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$10 |
(Warrell 2003) 8”/28” tall, 3br/12 buds, Diploid, Mid-late, dormant Unusual form crispate. Purple with deep red violet eye above a green throat. |
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$15 |
(Derrow 2010) 5½”/36” tall, 4br/30 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Lemon yellow self above a light green throat. Heavy toothy ruffling. Registered as a rebloomer, but not in my garden. However, it’s an outstanding garden performer and very showy. |
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$20 |
(Norris 2008) HM 2011 6”/34” tall, 6br/60 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Lavender pink with gold edge, green throat, self cleaning (deadheading not necessary), very strong & vigorous, dark green foliage, tree like branching. Fertile both ways. |
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$20 |
(Albers 2009) HM 2018 4.75”/25” tall, 3br/18 buds, Tetraploid, Mid-late, dormant Black purple with a narrow red band above a green yellow throat. Very vigorous in my garden, making a showy clump. I haven’t tried to set pods on it, but the pollen is fertile. Fragrant. |
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$10 |
(Mitchell 1999) HM 2002, AM 2006 7”/26” tall, 4br/26 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, evergreen Pinkish lavender with blue tinted eye & matching 3/8″ edge, crispate, hardy with some rebloom in my garden. |
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$15 |
(Murphy-J.P. 2005) HM 2011 8”/49” tall, 3br/26-45 buds, Diploid, Early-mid, dormant This fragrant, robust budbuilder can bloom for 80 days. A great parent for me, passing on the green throat, purple band and open form. As of 10/2023 has 22 registered offspring, one of which is my SET IT SPINNING. |
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$15 |
(Simpson-E. 2012) 5½”/28” tall, 4br/22 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Violet mulberry with pale lavender blue eye and bright green triangular throat. Registered as a rebloomer, but doesn’t in my garden. However, there are a couple of very pretty kids from it on the ADS database, also registered as rebloomers. |
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$10
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(Stamile 1997) IM 2007 5”/30” tall, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Fragrant dark cherry red double with white picotee edges, creating a lacy effect. Well branched, vigorous, pod and pollen fertile. |
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$12 |
(Norris 2004) HM 2010 5½”/37” tall, 4br/30 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant, Reblooms Lavender pink with a purple eye & edge outlined in gold with a green to yellow throat. 2 scapes/fan, with 2nd emerging as 1st begins bloom. Good parent for me, passing on nice branching, and often rebloom. |
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$15 |
(Clement 2010) 6½”/34” tall, 4br/21 buds, Diploid, Mid-late, dormant Pinkish lavender with a darker eye & veins, green throat. Quilled, Unusual Form crispate |
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$10 |
(Moldovan 2005) 6”/34” tall, 4br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Imperial purple blend with smokey grey violet eye & picotee edge, green-yellow throat, flat, dark green foliage, vigorous. |
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$10 |
(Schaben 2001) HM 2004 6”/28” tall, 4br/25-30 buds, Tetraploid, Mid, evergreen Violet purple with a rose watermark, green throat, fine white edge. Nice candelabra branching, very winter hardy (hybridized in Minnesota), consistent performer. Fertile both ways. |
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$10 |
(Shooter-E. 2001) 7”/46” tall, 4br/21 buds, Diploid, Early-mid, dormant Light yellow with a center blaze of green. Open Unusual Form spatulate with sepals that curl & crimp. Great substance. Very showy because of its color and size. Fertile both ways. |
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$7 |
(Apps 1990) HM 1994 4½”/26” tall, 3-5 branches, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Bold black violet with a black eye zone, veining & edging and a bright green throat. Good substance. Scapes are taller in my garden than as registered. Passes on good saturated color. |
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$15 |
(McCutchen 2012) 7”/48” tall, 4br/20 buds, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Light purple with a dark purple eye, white halo & edges. Large green throat with some patterning. Bud builder with some rebloom. Fertile both ways and passes on white edge. |
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$20 |
(Norris 2010) HM 2014 6½”/34” tall, 3br/22 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant Cream with a purple eye and ½” wide purple edge outlined in gold to white. Cool morning and early morning opener. Easily fertile both ways, producing phenomenal kids with double and triple edges and bold eyes with saturated color. |
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$20 |
(Bremer 2013) 5 ½”/27” tall, 2-4br/25-30 buds, Tetraploid, Mid-late, dormant Chalky eyezone with a gold edge that is passed to its offspring. Makes a great clump. Easily fertile both ways, and reblooms for me, so I have used it a lot. Passes on the showy edge. Registering one of its offspring in 2024. |
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$25 |
(Pearce-G. 2015) 5.75”/24” tall, 4br/16 buds, Tetraploid, Early, evergreen Blushed cream with heavy buttery ruffling and light midribs over a deep green throat. Every flower perfect. Registered as a rebloomer, producing a long season of bloom. Easily fertile both ways. Hardy here in Northern Illinois. Fragrant. |
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$12 |
(Gossard 2004) HM 2008 6½”/42” tall, 3br/15 buds, Diploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Smokey purple with a dark purple eye. Green-white throat extends onto petals & sepals. UFO crispate. Extremely sun fast & rain resistant. Very fertile both ways. |
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$10 |
(Branch 2001) 4″/26” tall, 4br/35 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant, Reblooms Rose mango blend with light mango watermark, yellow to lime green throat. Bloom sometimes has more than 3 petals and sepals, or has extra tissue on the petal’s rib. |
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$20 |
(Holmes-S. 2011) 8″/40” tall, 4br/16 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant Dark burgundy purple with a faintly darker eye, green throat, and paler edges with small ruffles. It has different looks depending on the temperature and time of day. Lays flat on cool days and is a reverse bitone of gray purple with a dark burgundy purple eye. Fertile both ways. Vigorous clump in my garden. |
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$15 |
(Kinnebrew 2002) HM 2005 6½/32” tall, 3br/35 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Cream with a patterned hot pink eye lined with red and a double edge of red and cream. Stunning presence in the garden. Registered as a rebloomer. |
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$20 |
(Culver 2001) HM 2011 6”/27” tall, 3br/18buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant Spiced orange self, yellow throat, green heart. Vigorous, showy Canadian bred beauty with great substance. |
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$15 |
(Stamile 2002) 4.25”/24” tall, 5br/45 buds, Tetraploid, Extra Early, dormant Mauve rose with a multi-eyed pattern above a green throat. Recommended by Stamile for producing patterns in kids. Registered as a rebloomer, but doesn’t do that for me, and the branching & budcount also isn’t as high as registered. But I have gotten some nicely patterned offspring. |
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$10 |
(Stamile 1989) HM 1993, ATG 1994, DCS 1995, AM 1996, SSM 1998 4½”/26” tall, Tetraploid, Early-mid, semi-evergreen Strawberry pink with a rose red eye and ruffled edge picoteed with a thin red line. Petals curl back. Profuse bloomer, reblooms some for me and passes it on to offspring. |
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$20 |
(Norris 2003) HM 2008 6”/33” tall, 3br/20 buds, Diploid, Mid season, dormant Yellow with orange overlay and green throat. Sun & rain proof, nocturnal opener. Color varies with temp and time of day. Passes on flat form and great substance to its offspring. Parent of 2 of my introductions (GOPHER IT and FOREST CITY QUEEN) |
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$10 |
(Schaben 2001) 4”/26” tall, 4br/30 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant Dark rose with broken black and gray eye pattern above green throat. Its Minnesota hybridizer used it for creating patterns. Registered as a rebloomer. Fertile both ways and very vigorous. |
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$20 |
(Ripley 2013) 7”/29” tall, 3br/18 buds, Tetraploid, Mid-late, semi-evergreen Fragrant cream with a lavender blushed eye on petals and sepals, crimped lavender edge and green throat. Its form works well to produce UFs and spiders. A good color clarifier, June is vigorous and fertile both ways. |
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Faulkner 2013 5”/36” tall, 5br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Mauve with large green throat etched in violet. Unusual form spatulate, good plant habit, reblooms for me. Faulkner advises that it doesn’t do well warmer than zone 7. |
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$15 |
(Derrow 2011) 5.75”/18“ tall, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant Cream white petals, violet blue patterned eye with a magenta band, triple edge of white, violet blue, and magenta. Hybridizer notes that rebloom scapes are taller. Good pattern breeder. |
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$10 |
(Petit 2001) 6”/24“ tall, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Salmon-pink with complex eye of 8 bands, green throat. Pattern’s appearance varies with temperature. Good parent for me. |
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$10 |
(Emmerich 2008) 5”/26” tall, 4br/20 buds, Tetraploid, Mid, semi-evergreen Pale peachy pink with red eye & edge above olive throat. Grows very rapidly. Scapes are more consistent when not crowded. Bred in Minnesota. |
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$20 |
(Owen 2009) 6”/28” tall, 3br/22 buds, Tetraploid, Early-mid, dormant, Reblooms Apricot self with heavily ruffled edge, consistent round form, very good substance, and often 2 scapes/fan (which it passes to its offspring, along with its beautiful edge). Great breeder for me (thank you, Paul Owen!). |
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$15 |
(Benz 2005) 5”/26” tall, 3br/25 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant, Reblooms Medium purple with a gold edge. Circular form with heavy substance. Reblooms for me and often passes rebloom to offspring. Pod and pollen fertile. Early morning opener. |
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$20 |
(Gossard 2008) 8”/28” tall, 3-4br/18-22 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, semi-evergreen Yellow with an eyezone that ripples from blue purple to maroon. The petals have a small maroon edge partway out and small teeth. VP has a green throat and is an early morning opener. It is an unusual form spatulate, is fertile both ways, and is registered as a rebloomer. |
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$10 |
(Stamile 1999) HM 2003, ESB 2006, RWM 2007, AM 2007 6”/30” tall, 5br/35 buds, Tetraploid, Extra Early, evergreen The first tetraploid to bloom in my garden. Opens flat & early with good substance. Pale orange sherbet with etched pattern of ½” lavender band between 2 purple bands, citron green throat. Vigorous and reblooms some for me. Good parent! |
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$20 |
(Jones-L. 2013) 9”/42” tall, 3br/15 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant Pale lavender with a very large green-yellow throat. Sepals pinch reversed on some days, cascade on others. Unusual form crispate. WCV is pod and pollen fertile and has given me some fun seedlings. I plan to use it extensively in 2023. |
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$10 |
(Wilson-Oakes 1987) HOS 1994, HM 2006, AM 2009 8”/28” tall, Diploid, Mid season, dormant Purple bitone spider with a white eyezone & chartreuse throat. Wilson Spider has a long standing as a good garden plant. |
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$10 |
(Gossard 2004) 10”/43” tall, 3br/15 buds, Tetraploid, Mid season, dormant Ruffled yellow with a small green throat, Blue-green foliage resists spring sickness & leaf streak. Unusual form, crispate. Fertile both ways. |