New Plants this Year
This page is a small gallery of new plants added to the website this year. All the entries here can be found in their respective galleries from the links on the left of the page.
As always, if you'd like to see more of what we have to offer, browse on over to the contact us page to find out how to get hold of a full catalogue for this year.
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Large Flowered Plants
Alan Adair
(Millikan 1991) A well proportioned plant with flowers of a rich ruby red.
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £5
Becky Lynn
(Guidry 1977) A gorgeous ruffled flower of deep pink with a green throat and white midribs. Awarded the Stout Medal in 1989.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 6.5"(16cm)
Price: £4.50
Berlin Red
(Tamberg 1983) Bright red with a yellow throat. A good, strong daylily that always performs well here. Raised in Germany.
Height: 30"(76cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £4.50
Black Adder
(Wyers. J 2006) A very dark red flower with a yellow throat, raised here on the Isle of Wight and selected for the British climate. From 'Midnight Magic' breeding, it is slightly darker than its famous parent. The form is compact, round and well ruffled.
Height: 42"(106cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £9.50
Blue Happiness
(Spalding 1977) A classic Spalding pink, this ruffled beauty has a silky appearance. The colour is darker at the petal edges with a faint darker halo around the yellow green throat. We find that the flowers are smaller than registered (usually about 6"). Now becoming hard to obtain.
Height: 21"(53cm). Flower: 7"(18cm)
Price: £5.50
Chicago Picotee Memories
(Marsh-Klehm 1987) A creamy white flower with a vivid purple eyezone and matching picotee edge. Still one of the best eyed and edged daylilies for our climate.
Height: 30"(76cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £5.50
Concord
(Kennedy 1985) This flower is a most attractive and unusual mauve purple colour, described as mulberry rose. The form is round, ruffled and recurved. Very rare.
*Although registered as evergreen, we have found it to be dormant here.
Height: 30"(76cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £6
Court Magician
(Munson 1987) A wide, ruffled flower of lavender-purple with a chalky cream eyezone and a yellow to green throat. The petals and sepals are outlined by a thin white edging.
Height: 26"(76cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £5.50
Elaine Farrant
(Wyers. J 2006) Another of Jan’s introductions, raised and selected on the Isle of Wight. The flower is peachy pink in colour with lighter midribs and a yellow to green throat. Slightly triangular in form, making a change from round and ruffled. The scapes are well branched. Named for a special friend. A cross of Elaine Strutt and Ming Porcelain.
Height: 39"(99cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £9.50
Gentle Rose
(Stamile 1989) A large, medium pink flower which is darker at the edges and has a light green throat. It differs from the usual round and ruffled form as the petals and sepals are well separated. A vigorous grower.
Height: 22"(56cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £7
Harvest Hue
(Millikan 1986) A glowing blend of coppery red autumnal tints with a rose red eyezone and a green throat. A good late flowering daylily.
Height: 23"(58cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £5.50
Homeward Bound
(Spalding 1976) Very large flowers of light peach with a green throat.
Height: 17"(43cm). Flower: 8"(20cm)
Price: £5
Kelly's Girl
(Spalding 1983) A gorgeous, ruffled and recurved coral pink blend with a large green throat.
Height: 19"(48cm). Flower: 5.75"(15cm)
Price: £5
La Peche
(Munson 1976) A delightful peach melon blend with a yellow throat. Often asked for as visitors are captivated by its beauty, but is now becoming hard to obtain.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £5
Lyric Opera
(Moldovan 1984) This flower is a beguiling rose lavender blend with a lighter edge and yellow green throat. Tall, well branched scapes, hold the flowers well clear of the foliage. Taller than registered, reaching 36" here. A rare daylily and a good, reliable performer.
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £5
Millie Schlumpf
(Guidry 1981) A pretty, soft, clear pink flower with a green throat and a round, ruffled form. A reliable rebloomer.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £5
Nivia Guest
(Munson 1984) A vibrant burgundy purple with a small yellow green throat. In hot weather a subtle chalky plum eyezone is visible. The form is round and slightly flared with some ruffling. Tall scapes hold the flowers well clear of the foliage. Although the height was registered as 24", it was listed as 32" in Mr Munson’s catalogue which confirms our own observations.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £5.50
Party Queen
(Peck 1980) Round, ruffled and frilly, this offspring of ‘Dance Ballerina Dance’ is melon to apricot in colour with a small apricot throat. A favourite here.
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £5
Pastel Ballerina
(Munson 1984) An unusual peachy pink flower with a seersucker texture, round and ruffled. One of the few Munson diploids available .
Height: 18"(60cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £4.50
Penelope Vestey
(Coe 1969) An older style pink with many flaring trumpet shaped flowers carried on tall scapes. From a British breeder. F.C.C. 1986. Its flowers are more pink than this picture shows.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 4.5"(11cm)
Price: £4
Porcelain Pleasure
(Stamile 1983) Ivory white self with a green throat. Vigorous and floriferous! One of Pat Stamile’s first introductions and a parent of Arctic Snow.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £4.50
Prince of Midnight
(Salter 1990) An exciting and distinctive daylily. Blackcurrant purple flower segments twist and curl and the large cream throat is adorned by a chalky watermark.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £9.50
Prize Picotee Elite
(Klehm 1987) This fine, ruffled, cream flower has a purple eyezone and a partial picotee edge to match which becomes more pronounced in hot weather.
Height: 25"(64cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £6
Ptarmigan
(Stamile 1989) A round, ruffled near white with a green heart and partial gold wire edging on the petals. Bred from a cross of Arctic Snow x White Tie Affair taking the best from both parents.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 5.75"(14.75cm)
Price: £6
Real Wind
(Wild 1977) Large pale orange flowers with a prominent rose halo.
Height: 27"(68cm). Flower: 5.5"(16.5cm)
Price: £4.50
Ruby Sentinel
(Benz 1991) A rich ruby red flower with a darker halo and a green throat. May take a while to get established but well worth the wait. Outstanding in a hot summer.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £8
Scarlet Oak
(Griesbach-Klehm 1979) Bright scarlet flowers on sturdy scapes. A great performer for the second half of the season.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £4.50
Scarlock
(Peck 1974) A highly regarded daylily classic. Large red flowers with yellow green throats.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 6.5"(17cm)
Price: £4
Silver Ice
(Munson 1984) A broad, flat open flower of a beautiful lilac pink with a chartreuse throat. The sepals are much paler here, making it a bitone but in photos from the USA the whole flower appears to have the lighter colouring as it gets 'bleached' by the sun. We prefer it as it grows here and it is one of our favourites. Some rebloom which is always welcome.
Height: 25"(63cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £5
Smoky Mountain Autumn
(Guidry 1986) If there was one daylily we could not do without, this could be the one. A rich blend of autumnal colours, best described as a coppery rose pink with an olive green throat. It does take a while to get established so we always divide this one at least a year before we put it in the catalogue.
Height: 18"(46cm). Flower: 5.75"(15cm)
Price: £6
Spode
(Munson 1984) A superb pastel pink flower, of smooth texture and heavy substance. A lighter halo surrounds the chartreuse throat and a hint of gold can be seen in the ruffled petal edges. This tall, well proportioned plant attracts many admirers.
Height: 32"(81cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £6
Svengali
(Moldovan 1987) This impressive, eyed daylily certainly has a presence in the garden. Massive, slightly recurved creamy lavender pink flowers have a hypnotic deep plum eye which draws the attention. An excellent performer.
Height: 30"(76cm). Flower: 6.5"(16cm)
Price: £6
Vesuvian
(Benz 1992) This wonderful, deep, velvety, ruby red flower is one of the most ruffled reds available. However it does need hot weather to open fully but then it is absolutely stunning. Reblooms consistently.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £9.50
White Temptation
(Sellars 1978) An ever popular near white and an excellent garden plant.
Height: 32"(81cm). Flower: 5"(13cm)
Price: £4.50
White Tie Affair
(Peck 1982) Lightly ruffled near white self with a green throat. Flowers appear massive and have great visual impact. Has a long flowering season and sometimes reblooms. Looks superb against a green background.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 6"(13cm)
Price: £6
Whooperee
(Gates 1986) A round, slightly recurved, bright pinkish red flower with a green throat. This is a daylily that stands out from the crowd.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 5.5"(14cm)
Price: £6
Wind Song
(Bryant 1974) Wide, gently ruffled, slightly reflexed flowers of soft creamy yellow.
Height: 28"(71cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £4
Small Flowered Plants
Beat the Barons
(Hansen 1991) A rounded, bright yellow flower dominated by a solid cherry red eye which covers nearly half the flower. Eye catching!
Height: 22"(56cm). Flower: 3.75"(10cm)
Price: £6
Ben Lee
(Hansen 1994) This beautifully formed, round and ruffled, lavender pink flower has a large, intriguing eyezone of lavender purple around a small green throat.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 4"(10cm)
Price: £6.50
Forsyth Lemon Drop
(Williamson 1964) A wonderful rebloomer that just keeps flowering until the frosts arrive. We have not seen anything to match it for flower power. Fragrant, pretty lemon yellow with a green throat.
Height: 24"(61cm). Flower: 3.5"(9cm)
Price: £5
Jan Kay
(Wyers 2006) The petals are a soft pink with light cream midribs and the sepals are a light creamy pink. This seedling was a real bonus as a plant friend had really liked a daylily in an American catalogue years ago which was very tender and looked very similar to this seedling which has proved to be pretty tough. I had to name this after my special plant friend. It produces lots of flowers when it becomes a small clump making it a good focal point in the border. Tonia Gay was in the parentage of this very pretty daylily.
Height: 36"(91.4cm). Flower: 4.25"(10.8cm)
Price: £9.50
Siloam Button Box
(Henry 1976) A lovely creamy white flower with a large burgundy purple eyezone and a green throat.
Height: 20"(51cm). Flower: 4.5"(11cm)
Price: £4
Siloam French Marble
(Henry 1979) A smooth textured, pale ivory flower with a stunning cherry-red eyezone and a green throat. Registered as dormant but evergreen here.
Height: 15"(36cm). Flower: 4.5"(11cm)
Price: £5
Wine Delight
(Lenington 1973) Wine purple self, with a small yellow-green throat. Vigorous and a good all round performer.
Height: 19"(48cm). Flower: 3.5"(9cm)
Price: £4.50
Miniature Flowered Plants
Tiny Talisman
(Hudson 1982) A recurved, ivory-buff flower with a large triangular, raisin plum eyezone and a green throat.
Height: 16"(41cm). Flower: 2.25"(6cm)
Price: £5
Micropropagated Plants
Spider Flowered Plants
Dark Star
(Connell 1953) Very dark, maroon red spider with a yellow green throat and pearly white midribs. An unusual colour and quite a rare, older cultivar.
Height: 32"(81cm). Flower: 7"(18cm)
Price: £6
Green Widow
(Temple 1980) Quite wide petaled for a spider, this green infused yellow flower has a vivid green throat. Blooms well when established.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 6.5"(16cm)
Price: £6.50
Lacy Marionette
(Tarrant 1987) A bright yellow spider with a green throat and wavy ripples along the petal edges. Beautiful and unmistakable.
Height: 26"(66cm). Flower: 7"(17cm)
Price: £6
Slapstick
(Hager 1990) A spider with attitude! Something about the way these bright yellow flowers are presented on lofty scapes makes this daylily quite a character.
Height: 45"(114cm). Flower: 7"(18cm)
Price: £7
Woodland Spider
(Simpers 1979) Pretty, soft greenish yellow flowers of Unusual Form. Petals and sepals curl and twist.
Height: 36"(91cm). Flower: 6"(15cm)
Price: £5.50
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