Daylilies with dormant foliage

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  Addie Branch Smith

  Henry (1977) Orchid rose with deep purple eyezone and pale green throat.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £3.50 In stock

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  Alan Adair

  Millikan, B. (1991) A well proportioned plant with ruby red flowers

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid
  • Late

  £5.00 In stock

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  All American Chief

  Sellers (1994) This huge, bright red daylily is always in demand. Stout Medal winner in 2008.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Early
  • Mid

  £10.00 In stock

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  Almond Puff

  Stamile (1990) Big, full, buff pink double flowers

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £6.50 In stock

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  Alta Vista

  King & Lamone (1999) Lemon ivory Unusual Form cascade with green throat.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Late

  £7.50 In stock

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  American Revolution

  Wild (1972) A velvety, dark wine red with a yellow throat and small green heart.One of the best near blacks for the UK climate.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £4.00 Out of stock

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  Amerstone Saffron Jewel

  King & Lamone (2012) A crispate-spatulate Unusual Form in soft yellow. Free flowering and with a long blooming season.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £9.50 In stock

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  Angel Artistry

  Soules (1982) Orchid lavender blend with a purple eyezone and a green throat.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Early
  • Mid

  £4.00 In stock

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  Apache Uprising

  Benz (1991) Ruffled scarlet flowers are carried high on sturdy, well branched scapes giving a wonderful late season display.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Late

  £6.50 In stock

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  Apple Tart

  Hughes (1974) Bright apple red flowers that really stand out in the garden.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Early
  • Mid

  £4.00 In stock

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  April in Paris

  Moldovan (1992) Cream pink with a rose pink eyezone, a yellow green throat and a deep green heart. A gold edge is apparent in warmer weather.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Early

  £7.50 In stock

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  Aquamarine

  Lambert (1983) An exquisite star shaped flower, renowned for its colour of blue influenced lavender.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Early
  • Mid

  £7.50 In stock

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  Arctic Snow

  Stamile (1986) A creamy near white flower with contrasting black anthers. Always in demand.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £5.00 In stock

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  Arthur Moore

  Henry (1979) Round and ruffled blooms of a soft apricot to pastel orange in colour.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £4.00 In stock

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  Asiatic Pheasant

  Knower (1973) A light yellow Unusual Form flower with a yellow green throat.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £5.00 In stock

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  Aten

  Kraus (1951) An intense golden-orange colour, this flower shines out like a beacon.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid
  • Late

  £3.50 In stock

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  Atlanta Fringe Benefit

  Petree (1985) A full formed bright yellow flower with a remarkable fringed edge.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Early
  • Mid

  £5.00 In stock

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  Atlanta Full House

  Petree (1984) A full, rounded and slightly recurved lemon yellow flower with a green heart. A class act.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £5.00 In stock

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  August Frost

  Trimmer (1995) A near white flower with a yellow to green throat and a gold wire edge. Always popular.

  • Tetraploid
  • Dormant
  • Late

  £7.00 In stock

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  Autumn Wood

  Dougherty (1991) These ruffled flowers are an exquisite blend of peach pink and yellow hues.

  • Diploid
  • Dormant
  • Mid

  £7.00 In stock

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