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Good branching and growth habits. Long blooming when well tended.

A heavy-blooming landscape plant with apricot-pinkish trumpet-shaped flowers.
Sometimes Polys. Opens well after a cool morning, making it a good cultivar for the PNW or other cooler regions.

Heavy Bloomer. 4 to 5-way branching and very large, soft yellow fragrant flowers.

Good increase and it blooms well in drought or rainy weather. A very photogenic flower. It is a good parent, fertile both ways.

Boagie is unique in that its flower scapes are at different levels. Very fast increase. Bloomed the same year I planted it and just got better in each year after.

A hardy, vigorous evergreen with good increase, a near-black spidery daylily. Garden Value Poll Winner

An enormous unique looking flower in bright yellow. Heavily ruffled with recurved petals. Green throat. Looks like a giant yellow canary in flight. Opens well after a cool morning, making it a good cultivar for the PNW or other cooler regions. Garden Value Poll Winner

Big flowers are ruffled and pie-crusted around the edges. Sepals are recurved. Strong growth, lots of blooms.

Very resistant to rust. Moderate increase. Garden Value Poll Winner

Autumn Minaret is very tall (66") and very late flowering. Buff yellow 5" flowers, flushed copper, with pale cinnamon eyezones surrounding gold throats. Well-branched, weather-resistant stems.

Exotic, russet- yellow spider-like form with rolled petals and green-yellow throat. Petal edges lighten as day progresses.\ Nice low-growing attention grabber.

Very pretty yellow daylily with a very green throat. Dark green foliage complements the pretty yellow bloom. Really builds the buds and has a long bloom season. Amnor opens well after a cool morning, making it a good cultivar for the PNW or other cooler regions.

Weak initial growth, slow to establish.

Small growing plant. Plant in part shade to retain color. In continuous bloom from mid June through early August with many blossoms open at once. No spotting or discoloring detected in rainy weather. Very good parent for vigor, heavy-blooming habits and color. Very fertile pod parent.

Strong growing, lush foliage. Opens early and well. Very good performer, easily split up and propagated.

Quite slow to increase and bloom, beautiful presence in the garden when in bloom.

Can be slow to establish. I was given a small fan and it took 3 years before I saw the first bloom. Reports I have read about AABACHEE say that it can develop excellent branching under certain growing conditions.

Needs three years to establish.

Needs 3 years to establish well.

Most years Wiggle Worm gives many proliferations.