I have seed crosses from both Master And Bold Ruler and Purple Goliath. I will run with that for now 🏃. Steve's picture of PG was tempting to say the least.

Heavenly gardens has Master and Bold Ruler listed as in stock. I don't know anything about them but you may want to check it out.

UncleWill Heavenly Gardens is owned by the renown hybridizer Jamie Gossard in Ohio. Many here purchased plants from him.

I've bought from Jamie twice (waiting on this year's order). The last order had a couple of small clumps instead of DF's and he generously gave me two of his current year intros as gift/substitutions, even though my order wasn't very big/expensive. Super excited for this year's order!

I am looking for Westbourne Sulfur Springs. I had it and lost it. It has been a hard one to find.

Two new members are looking for their namesake daylilies. If you have any leads or info, please let them know by tree-mail (posting here for them as the site can be a bit confusing to navigate for those who are new):

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Shane McKinney (tree-mail: https://garden.org/users/profi...

Smmckinney said:
Hi everyone,

My name is Shane McKinney and I am trying to locate the daylily named after me by my grandfather James F McKinney who died in 1979. I still remember the hemerocallis society meetings that he would host at his house in Greenwell Springs, Louisiana. I'm writing to see if someone may have a clump of the plant? It would be a wonderful to have a plant as a constant reminder of my grandparents and childhood. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Shane McKinney

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And, Matt Ishee daylily (hybridizer Townsend, 1999)

Tree mail at https://garden.org/users/profi...

I am looking for PINK POODLE in honor of my little Foofie who passed away recently.
If anyone knows of a source please let me know. I did email through Herrington's website and never received a response to my inquiry.

https://www.daylilies.org/Dayl...

I discovered the database entry for Palantir while reading about its parent, Moonlight Orchid. I found pics on Pinterest (link below). I want this one!

Does anyone grow Palantir?

Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Palantir')

https://www.google.com/search?...

Ken I don't grow that one. Here is another option

Sadly, Palantir is a European cultivar. I guess I'll never have it. Which is fine, given my current heading for over 320 by mid-June.

Carmen Renee is gorgeous!

Ken a trade between us might be in your future

Hello all, looking for the following darks:

1. Derrick Cane
2. Night Wings

Thx!

@CrystalBlue,

Loved that movie!
I do have 'Night Wings' I could trade in the fall. Let me know if interested.

Hi, I'm looking for either a specific daylily and/or the parents. The specific daylily I'm looking for was registered by my husband's grandmother back in 1972 before she passed from lung cancer. My husband never got to meet her as he was born in 1987. The name is "Mixed Emotions" (we don't even have a picture of it). I understand that due to its age that it may be very difficult to find which is why my alternative is to find the parents (Exalted Ruler and May Hall).

ANY information or help you can provide would be much appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you,

Jessica Chantry-Miller

Jessica, where did your relative live? I would check any local daylily clubs to see if they can help you. It's possible that she gave some to a member/friend. If you're lucky she was a member of a club in her area.

Good Luck, I hope you can find it.

Looking for someone willing to sell me a nice clump of DRAGON'S ORB.

Charley

Ill be out at the Salters on wednesday morning, Ill check to see if there might be some around.

Thanks Pam!

I grew it in Oklahoma a long time ago and am trying to find some of my old favorites to mix in here in New Mexico.

Charley

Well Charley, I tried, but Elizabeth doesnt have any dragons orb out there. She did have plenty of other things that happened to come home with me And the seedlings....o my. I told her to go put her feet up because she has enough for the next 5 decades.

Thanks Pam, really appreciate your effort. I will just keep on looking 😄

Charley