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A GIFT FOR TREVA
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(Eller-N., 2008) 26" TET 6", Early, SEv, RE, FRA, DBL 97% - Pink with cream ruffled edge tipped gold wire above large lime green throat. ((Glazed Porcelain Truffle × Peaceful Serenity) × Treva In Pink) Auctioned in 2012.
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ALADDIN'S GENIE
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(B. Holley 2012) - 29. EM Re Ev 5 ½ - (Before Night Falls X Crazy Ivan) The great genetics of Frank Smith's CRAZY IVAN continue to expand. This rich cream flower with a complex dark purple eye above a green throat is simply stunning. The dark purple picotee and bright green throat add the finishing touches to this beautiful daylily. 3-way branching, 28 buds. Fertile both ways.
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ALIENS IN THE GARDEN
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(Gossard, J.) 2011 - Heavenly Gardens. - (TETRA HOLLY DANCER x BALI WATERCOLOR) - Tetraploid 36" Mid season Dormant emo fr 7.5" 3-4 way branching 18-22 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer. First of its kind in tetraploid UFO's. It ismy best broken pattern breeder. It stamps the patterns on its kids. The broken loss of color is a dominant trait, easily passed on to the kids. Flowers are garnet red with a green throat. Both sepals and petals are patterned. Flowers are UFO crispate and cascade. |
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ALLEGORY
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(Murphy-J.P., 2005) 39" DIP 6", EMid, SEv, RE - Lavender bitone with purple eye above green throat. (Radiant Moonbeam × Mountain Top Experience) DONATED BY JIM MURPHY. |
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ALL MY LOVE TO YOU
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These clear, dark burgundy flowers have sharply contrasting glittery gold edges. The 5” to 5.5” flowers bloom in the mid-season on 26” scapes with 3 branches, 18 to 20 buds. The full rich color holds all day. SEV. Tet. - (Rice 2008) Double fan
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APPLE BLOSSOM WHITE
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(Dan Trimmer 2013) 33" Tet 6 1/4" E. Re. Ev. This round, very ruffled beauty is my whitest introduction to date. A fine gold edge surrounding the petals gives a finish to a flawless blooms day after day. Fertile both ways, two lateral branches and a terminal yield about 25 buds per scape. |
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AQUADISIAC
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(Harry, 2010) 30" TET 7.75", EMid, Ev, RE - Green with large aqua eye and edge above grass green throat. Fertile both ways. (sdlg × Mystical Illusion) Auctioned in 2012. |
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ART A FACT
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(Lambertson, 2009) - 26" TET 5.5", EM, SEv, RE - Light purple with slate blue purple eye and edge above green throat. Fertile both ways. (Orchid Octopus × sdlg. |
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ART GALLERY ETCHING
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(Lambertson, 2009) 30" TET 8", EE, SEv, RE, UF - Cascade - Light yellow with red purple eye above green throat. Fertile both ways. (Intergalactic Interlude × sdlg) |
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ARTIFICIAL EVOLUTION
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(Gossard 2013) – 52” Dip 8" Mid, Dor, UFO crispate-cascade, RE, Fra, emo - mauve purple with a very dark eye zone and very green throat. Incredible parent for producing the strange and wonderful. Some of the future doubles from' Heavenly Spider Monkey' are open for 8 days. A super good parent for hybridizing high bud count daylilies. Bud count varies from 25-150. Recommend this one only as a hybridizing parent, because it sets so many bee pods, scapes can not stand up due to too much weight. 3-4 way branching 25-150 buds. (Black eyed Jester) x (Heavenly Spider Monkey) Fertile both ways. |
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ARTIST APPLIQUE
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(Lambertson, 2009) 36" TET 9", E, SEv, RE, UF-Cascade - Grayed lavender gray purple eye above green throat. (Aerial Appliqué × sdlg) Auctioned in 2012. |
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ATOMIC FIRE BALL
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(Bell 13) 25” Tet 5” E re ev -intense bright red with a lighter halo and green throat. Atomic Fire Ball is the most used red I have ever produced. It has fantastic scapes with four and five-way branching and 30 buds. Very easily pod and pollen fertile and a super parent. (Elfin Fury x Spring Sensation) |
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AUTUMN MINARET
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(Stout, 1951) 66" DIP, MLa, DOR, RE, Fragrant, OY2-S - Orange yellow with spot or eyezone. DONATED BY JIM MURPHY. |
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AWESOME BUTTERFLY
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(Gossard 2013) – 42” Dip 10” Mid, Dor, Fra, RE, emo - maroon flower with a huge violet-blue eye zone. The throat is very green. The petals and sepals are edged in the same eye zone color. If you are hybridizing for dormant patterns, do not miss out on this one. Sib to 'Garden Butterfly' and 'Morpho Butterfly'. A great flower to cross with the patterned Carpenter introductions. Kids vary from deep blue eye zones to broken patterns. 3-4 way branching 18-22 buds. (Smoke Scream x Lavender Curls) x (Smoke Scream x Morphin Time ) Fertile both ways. |
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BAHAMA BUTTERSCOTCH
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(Salter-E.H., 1990) 18" TET 3.5", EMid, SEv, RE - Amber butterscotch blend with green throat. Auctioned in 2012. |
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BARB KEDLER
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(Faulkner, 2010) 18" DIP 4.5" Mid, SEv - Steel-purple petals with ruffled white edge, snow-white sepals, green throat. (sdlg × Surf) DONATED BY MARGO REED. Auctioned in 2012. |
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BARNEGAT LIGHT
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(Murphy-J.P., 2004) 55" DIP 7", MLa, Dor, RE, FRA, UF-Cascade - Orange gold with red eye above gold throat. (sdlg × Nuclear Meltdown) DONATED BY ROMA RADFORD. Auctioned in 2012. |
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BART ROBERTS
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StamileP 2008 - 27" TET 6.5" EE, SEv, RE - very large orchid rose with a huge velvety blue red ruby eye. Siblings to BART ROBERTS also had prominent white sharks teeth outside the red border so it is expected that BART ROBERTS may be useful in structural edges as well as borders. Fertile both ways. (Aragon × Tet. Peppermint Delight) |
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BAYARD LOMBARD
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(Bell, 1991) 26" TET 5", MLa, DOR - Red self with small green throat. (Squire Lombard × Towhee) DONATED BY THE DITTMAN'S. Auctioned in 2012. |
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BEASTMAN
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(Gossard, J. 2013) - 27" Tet 7- 8.5" M-Late, Dor, Re, Fra, emo - Flowers are rust red with a darker rust red eyezone, yellow throat. Sepals and petals are edged in claws, fangs, teeth, and tentacles. The color of the teeth can vary depending upon position. Beastman has the biggest and most consistent teeth, bloom season after bloom season. Some of the teeth and tentacles can be over an inch in length. Fertile both ways. 3 way branching 15-18 buds. (Heavenly Velocirapter) x (Outer Limits)
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BEFORE
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(Murphy-J.P., 2011) 16", DIP 6", EE, DOR, FRA, UF-Cascade - Pink and creamy pink bitone with green throat, cream midrib, and rose wash on petals. Pollen fertile. (Pink Rain Dance × unknown) DONATED BY ROMA RADFORD. Auctioned in 2012. |
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BELA ISABELLA
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Petit, T. 2009 - 28" Sev. 5.5" These ivory flowers have a very dramatic chevron applique that extends far out onto the petal self. Outside the applique is a lavender violet patterned eye. The eye is surrounded by a dark purple mascara band that streaks inward. The pattern eye is mimicked on the sepals and continues as a double purple and violet picotee around the petal edges. The picotee edge is surrounded by a third bubbly gold wire edge. Striking and dramatic. Auctioned in 2011. |
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BELLERIEVE KISS-A-ME
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McClarren, T 2000 - 26" DIP Dor Mid 6" - Pink cream with rose eye and ruffled edge. Donated by Roma Radford. Auctioned in 2010. |
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER
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(Elizabeth O. Shooter, 2008). 37" EM Reb Noc Ext Pod Dor. 10" - 1 ¾" - 1". Diploid. Not often does a flower excite me, but this 10" spider-type beauty takes my breath away. The flower is light red with a large dark green starburst throat shading into yellow-gold. Form is spectacular with petals pinching and twisting and sepals quilling, pinching, and curling, giving the flowers a very lacey look. Diamond dusted. Fragrant. Excellent breeder. Pod Fertile. Four-way branching, 22 buds. |
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BIRD TALK
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(Lambertson, 2005) 24" TET 6.5", EM, SEv, RE - Cream pastel with smoky slate blue eye and edge with gold border above green throat. Fertile both ways. Fantastic complex eyed and edged kids! ((sdlg × Cretaceous Crunch)× Mildred Mitchell) (Auctioned in 2012, more to come in 2013.) |
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