All Daylilies for sale

(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.

(Kirchhoff 2002) Tet 30" EE RE Ex SEV - 5 1/2". Blooms are unique shades of shimmering garnet to cardinal red with a blue red pile. The color intensifies above a clear apricot red, watermark halo and yellow to citron green throat. 3 - 5 way branching and 24 - 26 buds.

(Morss 2005) 36” E Re Ex Ev 7.5”. Cream yellow with violet plum eye above yellow to green throat. Strongly recurrent, extraordinary performing, with 5 way branching.

(Eller-N 2010) Rose pink with lighter edges tipped in white. 29" ht 5.5" bloom E Re Sev Dbl Tet

One Two Three Wow *  30” M Re Ex Fr Ev 6 – 6 ½”. Double pastel peach pink  blooms on strong recurrent scapes.

(Kirchhoff 2007) 32” E Re Ex Ev 7”. Peach pink with gold edge and fuchsia rose outline above gold edge.

(Petit 2008) Lavender with violet eye above green appliqué throat. 28" 5.5" bloom M Re Sev Tet

(Grace-Smith 2003) Rose mauve w/bl violet wtmk & bl violet & yellow dbl edge. 26" ht 5.5 bloom EM Re Sev Tet

Barbara Devereaux White* The 5.25", clear, bright orange-red bitone lowers have yellow-green throats.  The 30 scapes are strongly recurrent.  

(Morss 2008) 30” E Re Ex Fr Ev 7”. The base color is greyed orchid lavender. The eyezone is a web patterned, lavender blue color, clearly outlined in violet, repeated boldly on petals and sepals. Inside the eye, the web color is blue violet, and it is red violet outside the eye.

Voluminous Lashes* The color is pastel apricot with a pastel orchid-lilac eyezone. The embossing of the throat extends onto the eyezone.

(Kirchhoff 2012 ) Tet 34 ML Re Ex Sev 6". Intense peach self deepening into a more intense carrot orange halo above an apricot to olive green throat, toothy edge is carrot orange and outlined in gold.

(Kirchhoff 2005) 30" M Re Ex Ev. Lavender orchid cream bitone with white gold tooth edge above yellow to chartreuse throat. Scapes are well branched and strongly recurrent.

(Morss 2003) 30" EE RE EX SEV 6" The color is alabaster ivory with a triple eye pattern in shades of pewter, blue lavender and violet. The recurrent scapes have three way branching and 25-27 buds.

(Hansen 2003) Red cream bitone w/ cream midrib and edge. 22" ht 6" bloom EE Re Sev Tet

Charles Walker*  (Kirchhoff 2015) 28" ML Re Ex Ev to Sev 7".  Our friend Charlie Walker, recent past president of the Blue Grass Hemerocallis Society of Lexington, chose this for his namesake. Imagine seven inches of spicy orange blossoms, edged in white. The flower form is full and open faced. The scapes have three way branching and are strongly recurrent.   

(Kirchhoff 2009) Tet 30" EM, Re Ev 6.25". Purest red with watermark halo and bright gold edge above lime green throat The recurrent scapes have four way branching and 25 or more buds.

Red Revival* (Kirchhoff 2015)  35" MLa Re Ext 5 3/4" - 6".  With 'Red Revival' comes an upgrade to outstanding primary red daylilies, presented in full, classic, symmetrical form with deeply ruffled petals edge. Its small throat is yellow to green. The recurrent scapes are sturdy with three sets of branching and 24 buds. Not an easy pod setter, the pollen is powerful.

Childhood Sweetheart*  (Kirchhoff 2015)  30" ML Re Ex Sev to 7".  The pink blooms have exactly the right amount of lavender coolness. A  narrow yellow gold filigree outlines the flower and a dollop of green contrasts the yellow throat.  The large blooms are substantial with all day color, substance and diamond dazzle.  The scapes are recurrent with three or more sets of branches..   

Scintillating Salvo* (Kirchhoff 2015)  32" E Re Ext Ev 5 3/4".  The flower is a clear rose red self with a small (pleated) yellow to green throat. The form is (sculpted) full, round and beguiling. The sturdy scapes have three-way branching and are strongly recurrent. Fertile.

(Kirchhoff 2000) Tet 30" EE Re Ex Dor 5 ½". The color is unique in hues of rich brandy, date and chocolate -- dark and intense -- with a lighter cloverleaf shaped watermark infused with yellow, above a flash of green at the throat.

(Morss 2012) Tet 27” L Re Ex Ev6” The name, ‘TRANSCENDENCE’ evokes this flower’s many superlatives. A handsome “leading man type daylily”, its color is a cedar-tan blend, displaying a large triangular, blue-lavender, web-patterned eyezone.

(Salter 2005) Rose red with gold edge above green throat. 28" ht 7" bloom M Sev Tet

(Kirchhoff 2003) 28" M Re Ex VFr Ev 6" Medium persimmon orange coral blend above yellow to lime green throat. Strongly recurrent scapes, 3 way branching 18 - 21 buds.

(Kirchhoff 2004) 28” E Re Ex Sev 6”. Mother Nature outdoes herself with this one. The flower is an intensely saturated, bright persimmon orange self with splashes of pink infusion, especially on the sepals. Recurrent, well-branched scapes. 99% double.

Jealousy* ( Kirchhoff 2015)  33" La Re Ext Sev 6 3/4". The blooms are large with intensely saturated "true" red color and a small yellow to green throat. One of our latest to bloom reds with three-way branching on strongly recurrent scapes.

Sparks Will Fly* An inferno of red-orange tangerine fire explodes with an intensity or saturation seldom seen in daylilies.

(Holmes-S 2011) Lavender purple self with darker eye. 28" ht 5.5" bloom M Dor Tet