All Daylilies for sale

(Kirchhoff 2011) Tet 25” E Re Ex VFr Ev 6.75”-7” Fragrant, fabulous, double yellow self with medium carrot rose eyezone; fancy orange and gold edging; yellow to green throat. Recurrent scapes 4-way branching, 30 or more buds. Absolutely fabulous!

(Gossard 2008) Black raspberry w/darker eye a yellow orange throat. 41" ht 8.5" bloom EM Re Dor Ufo Tet

(Morss 2012) Tet 32” ML Re Ex Sev 5.75” Intense violet purple with lighter watermark eye, platinum edges on all segments, small throat is yellow to green. The recurrent scapes have 3 way branching and 24 buds.

(Kirchhoff 2012) Tet 40” E Re Ex Fr Sev 5.75”. An intense, blazing orange self in heavily saturated orange gold. Strong, giant scapes 3 way branching. 18 buds

(George-T 2005) Blue blood red self above pale yellow throat. 26" ht 5.5" bloom EM Re Sev Tet

(Morss 2007) 38” EM Re Ex Ev 6 ½” Coral orchid with web patterned violet blue lavender eye outlined orchid above yellow to green throat.

(Gossard-D 2010) Creamy rose pink with darker rose pink eye. 29" ht 6" bloom E Re Evr Dbl Tet

Eye Gaze Pattern*  (Morss 2015)  28" La Re Ev 5".  The bloom is a unique orange color with a purple eye. The eye pattern consists of multiple rings and webbing in lavender, purple, violet, red and amber above the green throat. Line bred - closely related to Mort's 'Counted Shadows' and 'Purple Maze'. Fertile and recurrent.

(Morss 2003) 32" E RE EV 6 ½" Buttercup yellow with quadruple eye pattern of blue lavender to blue orchid to lavender pewter outlined red violet above yellow to green throat.

Flower Drum Song* (Morss 2015)  29" La Re Ev 6".  

The base color is pastel peach; the complex eye zone is grape purple; the double edge matches the eye zone; the throat is yellow to green. The scapes have 2 - 3 way branching and are recurrent. Fertile but not an easy parent.

(Schwarz-Kirchhoff 2003) Cantaloupe carrot orange w/ copper gold base. 28" ht 5" bloom M Re Dor Dbl Tet

Aspiring Angel A 5" bitone with amethyst lavender petals and ivory sepals brushed with lavender. Great repeater. Very Limited!

Grape Pearls*  (Morss 2015) The bloom is a perfectly formed and grape purple color with a prominent lavender purple eyezone and edge. Very fertile!

(Woodhall 2002) Golden maize with golden orange edge above green throat. 24" ht 5" bloom EM Re Sev Tet

(Morss 2008) 28” – 32” EM Re Ev 7” Pristine lavender color. The petals are long and widespread, with edges gilded in platinum and gold. The recurrent scapes have 3 –way branching and 18-21 buds.

(Morss 2007) 30” EM Re Sev 7". Medium orchid with layered blue lavender violet purple patterned eye and edge outlined pewter to white. The scapes are strongly recurrent with 25 buds and 3-way branching.

(Morss 2003) 35" E Re Ex Ev 7" Papaya cream with a washed slate lavender eye, webbed and outlined in raspberry. The throat is chartreuse into a large, strong green heart. 3 way branching and 18-23 buds.

Grateful Praise*  (Morss 2015)  30" EM Re Sev 5 1/2".  The color is clear, pastel peach with a patterned, wine, pewter and lavender eye zone and yellow to green throat. It is fertile both ways, and the sturdy scapes are strongly recurrent.  

(Gossard 2007) Flesh pink w/ blue eye into maroon colors with light rose pink edge. 28" ht 4.75 bloom EM Re Evr Tet

(Kirchhoff 2000) 32" ML Re Ex VFR Ev 6 ½ - 7". Flaming mango tangerine peach blend above green throat.

(Morss 2005) 28" EE Re Ex Sev 5 3/4". The color is a sensational black wine self with hints of midnight blue and flashes of wine purple, above a lime green triangular throat. Sunfast. The scapes have widely spaced 3 - 5 way branching.

Kentucky River Mist* (Morss 2015)  34" M Re Ext Ev 4 3/4".  The exterior color is a pastel orchid with a narrow amethyst border outlined in silver filigree. The watermark pattern is formed in bands of pewter, lavender, lilac and grey within amethyst veins.The throat is yellow to green. The scapes are sturdy and strongly recurrent with four-way branching. Fertile both ways.  

(Anderson 2003) Brown mauve with darker midrib and wine eye above green throat. 26" ht 3" bloom E Re Evr Dip

(Petit 2008) Purple with lighter watermark and gold edge above green throat. 30" ht 6.5" bloom M Re Sev Tet

(Morss 2012) Tet 36” L Re Ex Sev 4.75 - 5”. This princess’s color is strong mauve-orchid with a violet eye and double edge. It's recurring scapes have 4-way branching and 30 or more buds.

Silver Tips* (Morss 2015)  26" EM Re Ev 5".  Some daylilies are too stunning and unique to ignore and 'Silver Tips' is one of them. The flower is a nearly black wine self-color with significant depth to its opaque black, purple inkiness. It is that wonderful silver picotee that suggests its name. The scapes are recurrent and have 2 - 3 way branching with  10 - 15 buds. Recommended for Zones 7 - 10. Pod and pollen fertile.

(Schaben 2007) Purple lavender bitone with dark purple eye and light toothed edge. 30" ht 6" bloom EM Dor Tet

(Kirchhoff 2012) Tet 36” M Re Ex Sev 6 – 7” 3.5”. Words cannot describe the impact of this tall, bright, glowing red! Its nickname in the garden was “Perfect Blue Red.” Strongly recurrent scapes with 3-way branching

(Morss 2005) 30" EE Re Ex Ev 5". Folks stop to admire the pastel orchid flowers with patterned eyezones of lavender (towards blue) outlined in shades of violet and purple. The petals edges are outlined in violet and gold. . Well branched, strongly recurrent scapes. Fertile both ways.

(Kirchhoff 2007) Tet 28” M Re Ex Ev 5 ½”. This is very close to primary red with wide, ruffled, yellow gold edges. The scapes are strongly recurrent with up to three way branching.