(B. Holley 2012) 30" TET 6 1/2" EM-Mid Ev RE - (Kingdom of Hearts X Red Friday) - Large rich rose red flower with a pink halo, knobby gold edge and green throat opens perfectly each day. The flowers are evenly spaced on tall, well branched scapes. 5-way branching, 20 buds. Fertile both ways.

(Murphy-J.P., 2011) 43" DIP 8", Mid, SEv, RE - Purple with black band and lemon throat. (Grey Witch × Black Ice)  DONATED BY ROMA RADFORD.

Auctioned in 2012.

Petit, T. 2009 - 27" Mid Sev. 7"  These flowers are warm coral pink doubles with orange and rose highlights.  At the center of the flower is a darker eye, which is present on both the petals and petaloids.  The darker eye also continues along the petals and petaloids as a dark picotee.  Surrounding the picotee edge is a second gold edge, which is typically bubbly, with hooks and knobs.  The petals and petaloids are also very ruffled and crimped.  The flowers appear atop strong, nicely branched scapes.  The overall effect is very showy.

(Warrell, 2004) - 34" DIP 6.5" MLa, Dor, UF-Cascade - Near white self above green throat. (So Lovely × Yellow Ribbon) DONATED BY BECCI DOUGHERTY.

Auctioned in 2012.

(Yost, 1999) 28" DIP 3.75", EMID, Dor, RE, Very Fragrant - Rose cream bicolor with yellow eyezone and cream rose pencil etched lines above green yellow throat. (unknown × unknown)   DONATED BY ROMA RADFORD.

Auctioned in 2012.

Stamile, P. 2009 - 37" TET EM Dor 5.75” RE - WOW, What a flower!!  Basically pink with a violet rose eye and double edges of both violet and rose. It is the eye, though, with its myriad breaks in color forming designer patterns of intriguing complexity. The eye of GET JIGGY is never the same. While the eye can be occasionally solid it is generally broken into layers. I have seen as many as 9 bands of alternating color (the image shows 7 bands). The lighter bands occasionally take on metallic characteristics. Unlike most patterned eyes the complexity of the eye seems to be independent of the temperature, with seedlings showing the breaking eye. Fertile both ways.

(Gossard, J.)  2011 - Heavenly Gardens. -  (Radioactive Curls x Heavenly Mr. Twister) - Diploid 35" Mid season Dormant emo fr 10" 3-4 way branching  18-22 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer - True spider Ratio is 9.1 to 1 UFO Viarable crispate-cascade - narrowest daylily Jamie has introduced. Ratio can be variable do to growing conditions. Color is a garnet red with a very green throat

(Gossard, J.)  2011 - Heavenly Gardens. - (Rouge and Curls x Primeval Force) - Diploid 33" Mid season Dormant emo fr 13" 3 way branching  18 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer - biggest diploid daylily Jamie has introduced to date. The Wing spand is over 16 inches. Converted, who knows, may be 20 inches. It is a hard Dormant. Grows in zone 7, but much happier in zone 5. Color is lavender pink with deeper maroon pink eyezone. Throat is yellow green. It is a UFO cascade and true spider with ratio of 7.5 to 1.

Rice, J & A,  - 2010  38” mid-late 6.50" dormant, 3 branches, 19 buds, TET Garden visitors and daylily aficionados as well as daylily new-bees, have gravitated immediately to this energetic ball of fire!  It’s brightness glares out and doesn’t extinguish at all even after a full hot sunny day of showing  itself off! The sparkling gold edge seems to sprinkle out with gold tendrils and hooks completing it’s ode to the Gods of solar power.

Petit, T. 2009 - 25" Mid Sev. 6" - delicate clear medium lavender pink.  The petals are ruffled and surrounded by a crimped gold edge.  The ruffled gold edges also decorate and highlight the petaloids, which makes the flower glow.  The flowers of Goddess Divine provide a soft, peaceful spot in the garden.  Reminiscent of a prom dress, these lovely pink flowers sparkle in the sunlight.

30” E Re Ex Ev 7”  The color is medium orchid with a half-inch wide purple border, and lilac splashed filigree. This purple edge (flecked with shades of lilac) is encircled with yellow gold filigree and elaborately embellished with talons and sparkles of diamond and amethyst. The eye shows phenomenal color saturation in imperial purple, above the yellow to green throat. The EMO form is full, quite flat, overlapped, and widespread. Many cross tags will read GSTQ, because H. ‘God Save The Queen’ is a very fertile parent both ways. Its kids easily display embellished double and triple edges. The strongly recurrent scapes are branched 3-4 ways, with 26 or more buds

Roberts, N. 2003 - 44" DIP Mid SEv 8" RE UFO - Raspberry with red eye above green throat.

(Ludlow Lambertson 2013) - 29" TET 6" Semi-evergreen Early Season Reblooms - GRAY-CROWNED CRANE has purple petals and medium purple sepals. GRAY-CROWNED CRANE has an enormous magical gray eye and edge with an outer crinkly cream edge and bright green throat , 3-way branching, 20 buds and is fertile both ways. Great kids!  (Blue Hippo X Blue-gray Tanager)

(Dan Trimmer 2013) 37" Tet 5 3/4"  E. Re. Ev.- deeply ruffled ivory cream. It is a vigorous growing, very tall, magnificent garden subject. Three laterals and a terminal Y (5 way branching) yield about 28 buds per scape. Pod fertile

(Gossard, J.)  2011 - Heavenly Gardens. - (Emerald Lady x Green Inferno) - Diploid 38" Mid season Dormant emo fr 8.5" 3 way branching  18 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer - green crispate-cascade true spider. Flower color is a chartreuse green with a very green throat. Spider ratio is 6.3 to 1. A very good parent for green hybridizing.

(Gossard 2013) – 34”Diploid 9" Mid, Dor, UFO-cascade, RE - green with a very green throat. An F2 cross of my two best greens, 'Green Arrow' and 'Green Inferno'. A super good parent for hybridizing green UFO spider Daylilies. 10-15% greener than parents.  3-4 way branching 16-22 buds.  (Green Arrow) x (Green Inferno)  Fertile both ways.

Petit 2008 - Sev. 7-8” fl. 30” sc. M 25-30 buds. These monster-size flowers make other gold edged lavenders look like miniatures.  The color varies between a dark lavender and light purple, accented by a deep green throat surrounded by a lighter watermark.  The gold edge is deeply ruffled, and the flowers are presented on tall, well branched scapes.  A great garden show-piece and an important breeder for size in the purple to lavender lines.

(Gossard, J.)  2011 - Heavenly Gardens. - (Time to Fly x tetra Skinwalker) - Tetraploid 30" Mid season Dormant emo Vfr 11.5" 3 way branching  18 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer - lavender pink, with bitone sepals and green throat. Unlike its parent TIME TO FLY, HAWKWOMAN appears to be flying in mid-air. Flowers are patterned with double arrow heads of lighter and darker pink.  Flowers are huge, stretching out to 13 inches.  Hawkwoman meets both the cascade UFO and spider requirements. Spider ratio is 4.12 to 1. A very good flower for producing huge patterned UFO's and true spiders.

Reed, M. 1994 - 40" DIP Mid Dor 6" RE - Deep dark purple with velvety black pencil mark above yellow to green throat.

(Gossard 2013) – 39” Dip 9” Mid, Dor, UFO-cascade, RE, Fra, emo - very dark red flowers and a very dark eye zone. Throat is greener than shown in Jamie’s photo. Good parent for hybridizing for red flowers with black eyes. 3-4 way branching 18-22 buds.  (Royal Curls) x (Heavenly Spider Monkey)  Fertile both ways.

(Elizabeth O. Shooter,  2010).   38" M Reb Frag Fert Noc Ext Sev. (Trahlyta x Marietta Dreamer). 7" - 2" - 1 ¼". Diploid. Distinctive chevron eye pattern with a burst of a chartreuse throat. Petals and sepals give a reverse bi-tone effect. Petals are a lighter reddish grape with stippling and streaking. Sepals show contrast with a sharper deeper color. Four-way branching, 28 buds.

(Elizabeth O.Shooter,  2009).   46" ML Reb Frag Noc Ext Dor. 12" - 1 ½" - 1 ¼". Tetraploid. This deep reddish purple resembles a hitching post for the old mules in times gone by. It is very tall and regal with heavy substance with a waxy sheen. Hitching Post has a vibrant green throat spilling onto the petals and sepals. Form is open with some twisting. Four-way branching, 23 buds. 

(Ludlow Lambertson 2013) - 32" TET 7+" Evergreen Mid Season Reblooms - HORNS AND THORNS has medium purple petals and sepals, a purple eye and edge, purple and white teeth and a very green throat. HORNS AND THORNS is a very large 7 plus inch bloom with a unique quality in that the early teeth are lavender purple (see 2nd photo on website) and later turn a combination of white and purple, 3-way branching, 25 buds. Easily fertile both ways.  (God Save the Queen X Seedling)