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Absolute Treasure: (Stamile 1997) $20.00 6 n- _( Y+ J% p& }4 AEv, Tet, EM, H-32in, B.-7in, HM 2001. # r8 R4 F* i0 O" ?3 K' G$ {: B9 |A real beauty. Ruffled orchid rose with a yellow-green throat. Always Afternoon: (Morss 1987) $12.00 Sev, Tet, E, H-22in, DCS 1993, SSM'97. Striking lavender-rose with a distinct plum coloured eye-zone and green throat. Antique Rose: (Sikes 1987) $16.00 6 d- u( U6 b( y8 X. C( ^9 S5 GSev, M, H-26in, B-5.5in, Fr, AM 1994. Very pretty ruffled rosy-pink with a yellow throat. Great for the "Old Fashioned Look." Avante Garde: (Moldovan 1986) $10.00 D, EM, H-26in, B-5.5in, Fr, HM 1993. Bright amber with a very wide deep orange eye-zone. Striking in the garden.

Almond Puff: (Stamile 1990) $18.00 Dor, Dip, Mid, H-23in, B-6.5in. # A5 |) L* b, w3 dIMA 1997, AM 1998. 1 G+ D5 V* _+ @/ d$ L8 L8 fFragrant beige with a green throat. Reliably double at ELYSIUM Gardens. Autumn Prince: (Stout 1941) $12.00 ' m. }  T' l  EDor, Dip, Late, H-42in. ; `* m; P( e1 N/ U+ HA classic old cultivar that looks perfect with ornamental grasses. 4 inch trumpet-shaped fragrant blooms.Sold Out How To Plant Daylilies: Over 250 Cultivars On Display:

Baja: (Durio 1974) $8.00 Sev, Tet, EM, H-26in, B-6in, AM '80. " o$ x" W- V  s4 z. R5 KSun-fast, deep, velevty red with a yellow-green throat. Bandit Man: (Stevens 1979) $8.00 D, M, Tet, H-28in, B-5.5in, HM '85. 8 y+ k$ _0 v, f- @; t3 k; [& kProlific bloomer. Burnt orange with a very flashy red eye. Barbara Mitchell: (Pierce 1984) $10.00 Sev, EM, Dip, H-20in, B-6in, Fr, SSM '92. Gorgeous ruffled baby pink with a greenish-yellow throat. Perfectly formed. Beauty To Behold: (Sellers 1978) $10.00 Sev, M, H-26in, B-6in, LAA '93. True to its name. An outstanding, ruffled, lemon-yellow with a greenish throat.

Bertie Ferris: (Winniford 1969) $8.00 0 H4 v8 X8 _) @9 p% ~8 I3 j" \D, E, H-20in, B-2.5in, SSM '80. Ruffled, melon, minature, very long blooming. A great little daylily. Big Wig: (Wild 1967) $8.00 D, ML, H-33in. Excellent late bloomer, An unusually soft coppery-yellow blend. Bourbon King: (Wild 1968) $8.00 0 J# b& l2 H9 f. }0 V% ]; s* ?D, Dip, EM, H-26in, B-5in. 7 B" x8 M( |1 kBurgundy-red with a lime throat. Bulks up quickly. Breathless Beauty: (Pittard 1968) $8.00 / D5 V$ S# }9 b7 Q  N( h* c  F0 b7 kEv, M, H-30in, B-6.5in. 2 l, Z1 ]* @& NStriking blackish-red, spidery form. Very appropriately named.

Buddha: (Whatley 1969) $8.00 , v; |! t1 a$ i- \  x, i4 hD, Dip, EM, H-30in, B-5in. 3 n/ t# I; f1 w" S, j  e" \3 kBlackish-red with a greenish yellow throat. A dependable older cultivar. Bela Lugosi: (C. Hanson 1995) $18.00 2 t) i$ x1 I) |* p6 y% v" qSev, Tet, M, H-32in, B-6in. LAA '07. ) l/ Q9 K: o& f1 S' X$ O! zDramatic blackish-purple scented blooms of good substance. A real knockout.

Becky Lynn: (Guidry 1977) $10.00 SEv, Dip, EE, H-20in, B-7in, SSM '87. * g0 u1 [* O+ w' a/ W- K- \Fragrant brilliant rose with white mid-rib, nicely ruffled, long time favourite Bill Norris: (Kirchhoff 1993) $18.00 SEv, M, Tet, H-29in, B-5in, SSM '02. ( c+ S! L6 j: w) g8 o7 |9 D; y( pFragrant, brilliant sunny gold. A real beauty. Borgia Queen: (Munson 1986) $13.00 Ev, ML, Tet, H-26in, B-6in. Ruffled silvery-lav, slate blue eye-zone & cream chartreuse throat. Perfectly formed. Beautiful Edgings:(Copenhaver '89)$10.00 SEv, M, Dip, H-30in, B-7in, AM'02. LAA'06. Truly feminine. Pale cream & rose with a greenish throat and a delicate ruffled edge. Black Stockings: (Heemskerk'06) $22.00 SEv, Tet, M, H-24in, B-6in. Sold Out Large ruffled purple-black blooms of good substance. Excellent garden form. Boney Maroney: (Kehl 1994) $20.00 SEv, EM, Tet, H-36in, B-9in. : T8 e+ p$ a& F1 \* C+ E, qHuge clear chrome yellow spider blooms. Lots of Wow! Blossom Music: (Lorrain-Lycett 2004) # h2 \# s: L% g2 `6 d9 z2 z6 L$25.00 ~ Dor, M, Tet, H-30in, B-5in, FR. 2 r. @2 S- i" H: H5 a9 n9 KRuffled, yellow peach blend with a green throat. High bud count, Choice breeders. Bette Davis Eyes: (Kirchoff '82) $8.00 Ev, Dip, E, H-23in, B-5.25in, DCS 1986. Lavender with grape purple eyezone and intense lime green throat. Striking!

Canadian Border Patrol: (Salter 1995) $12.00 # l" M7 W" ^8 O  R: P; ~! p# TSev, Tet, EM, H-28in,B-6in,AM'01,DCS'00. * d) ~. D. N+ h8 ~* D  ~+ vCream with purple eyezone & ruffled edge. Catherine Woodbury: (Childes 1967) $8.00 D, ML, H-30in, B-6in, Fr, AM '73 Classic, long time favourite at ELYSIUM. Chance Encounter: (Stamile 1994) $15.00   }* J5 f3 f2 T6 a  e+ X- p0 Z4 u! cD, Tet, EM, H-24in, B-6in, Fr, AM' 01 / r" B  b- w) a7 ~Gorgeous, raspberry-rose with a gold edge and green throat. Very ruffled. Cherry Drop: (Stamile 1992) $8.00 D, Tet, ML, H-25in, Fr, AM '01 Ruffled pink with cherry eye. Prolific bloomer and excellent garden plant.

Chicago Apache:(Marsh-Klehm '81) $8.00 D, Tet, ML, H-28in B-6in, HM '85 9 u. t) R! J* a) u. sVibrant scarlet with yellow-green throat.Long time good performer. Chicago Brave: (Marsch 1976) $8.00 D, M, H-28in B-6in, Velvet dark red with yellow throat. Another old time that performs very well. Children's Festival: (Wild 1972) $8.00 D, Dip, EM, H-24in, B-5in. $ K$ I3 S& u8 |6 B) A6 {Peachy-rose with an apricot throat. Christmas Carol: (Wild 1971) $8.00 " N* ?4 w6 ^% J6 ED, EM, H-28in, B-5.5in. 9 z6 t: N2 v9 I7 _1 HVery handsome red with recurved petals. Cinderella's Darkside: (Apps 1995) $20.00 5 M* l3 p' n# {8 R' R4 Q  U& R5 sD, Dip, M, H-36", B-3". Sunfast maroon-black...A little beauty. Sold Out. 3 d0 N2 Y. Z2 o/ s( c Cindy's Eye: (J. Salter 1994) $10.00 " j+ [% J8 z. @: JSev, Tet, M, H-32in, B-6in, AM' 02. Ivory with large lav. eye & edge. Condilla: (Grooms 1977) $10.00 D, EM, H-28in, B-4.5in, IM '84, LAA'91. Eye catching: Classic yellow-gold double. Country Pride: (Joiner 1989) $10.00 / ^8 P, U" `0 }% D9 nD, EM, H-28in, B-5.5in, HM '98. 0 P5 |; f1 s8 u1 Y8 @( uExcellent double, pastel-tangerine. Country Side: (Wild 1972) $10.00 ) a* b8 V8 ]7 iD, M, H-30", B-5.5". Ruffled medium pink, long blooming. Court Magician: (Munson 1987) $14.00 Ev, Tet, EM, H-28in, B-5.5in, AM' 94. Outstanding lav-purple, yellow-green throat. Custard Candy: (Stamile 1989) $12.00 $ Z9 k8 U8 c; ]3 D" N" KD, EM, H-26in, B-4.5in, AM '96, SSM'99. / r) A& G2 \, I# }Exquisite: Creamy-yellow with a bold maroon eye. Caribbean Frank League: (Talbott 1993) $14.00 Ev, M, Tet, H-24in, B-5in, HM 1999. Near black with an emerald green throat. Chicago Cattleya: (Marsch-Klehm 1980) $12.00 D, M, Tet, H-25in, B-5.5in. Lavender with a deep purple halo. Striking! Chinese Scholar: (Salter 1990) $16.00 , a& N+ T' L; R7 S( x* D/ sSEv, Tet, ML, H-22in, B-5in. : s: y5 B  X' T! MRuffled double red with gold edge. Sometimes single but still very nice.

Chorus Line: (Kirchhoff, D. 1981) $8.00 ( l: Z* ]1 o4 K# h' lSEv, D, E, FR, H-20in, B-3.5in. LAAA '94 ( h/ `9 N8 `% ?7 K/ MFragrant silky ruffled pink with a rose band and green throat. Collier: (Brown, E.C. '93) $30.00 5 G4 k& Z7 c1 a; A6 Z, fSEv, Tet, EM, H-28in, B--6in, HM'97. ! B; W+ p7 i. E* G: R/ p: APink, gold, cream and yellow polychrome with a green throat. Spectacular. Coral Cay: (Salter 1993) $14.00 Ev, Tet, M, H-26in, B.-6in. ) Y  E) f: }9 X' mCoral-rose blend with a green throat. NIcely ruffled with white mid-ribs. Cameroon Night: (Trimmer 1996) $25.00 Ev, Tet, EM, H-36 in, B- 7.5in Exotic dark purple with a green throat. ( I; h/ M+ c7 j' k8 yNice fold on petals. Canadian Diamonds: (Lycett-Lorrain '08) $40.00 Dor, Mid, H-36in, B-6in. Very fragrant, recurrent bloomer with ruffled yellow highlights. A real beauty from top Canadian breeders. Carolyn Lorrain: (Lycett-Lorrain 2008) $40.00 Dor, E-M, Fragrant, B-6in. 0 W) T% u. q1 e+ TGorgeous rose-pink with lighter water-mark and chartreuse throat. Another Canadian winner. [/tr] [/tr]

Dallas Star: (Ferris 1976) $12.00 Sev, M, H-26in, B-5.5in, HM 1985. Lavender pink spidery form with pinkish green throat. We love it.	Darius: (Harris 1974) $10.00 " m0 u  h$ s4 b6 g9 B: H* bD, Tet, ML, H-22in B-5.5in, HM 1978 Rich deep purple-plum with a greenish-yellow throat.
Designer Gown: (Sikes 1982) $10.00 ! o3 ~* U; o7 FD, Tet, M, H-30in B-6in, HM 1985. + q# F; G4 J" ?" {8 j& p1 fPale lavender-pink with wide purple eye. 0 ]# R: _* H" ]! J" Z) SA very good cultivar.	Desperado Love: (P.Stamile 1994) $22.00 6 M5 L! X; ~5 o( N4 P6 @6 J' ySev, Tet, M, H-26in B-5in, AM '03. 9 Y) B6 x$ V0 y" T+ RSoft butter yellow with large plum eye and edge. Always gets noticed. Sold Out
Dublin Elaine: (Joiner 1987) $12.00 D, Dip, M, H-32in, B-5.5in. ' Z8 @  E# k0 ]0 H# PA lovely old fashioned look to this pretty ruffled double. Pale creamy-pink blend.	Driving Me Wild: (Stamile, P. '92) $12.00 Ev, Tet, EM, H-26in, B-5.5in, HM 1998. Very pretty lavender-pink with a dark lavender eye. Lots of blooms.
Decatur Burgundy: (Davidson-Scott-'86) $ 10.00 D, Tet, EM, H-33in, B-5in. Prolific bloomer, really stands out.	Diamond Daydream: (Lorrain/Lycett-2004) $25.00 ~ SEv,Tet, M-L, H-30in, B-5.5in. Yellow, cream, pink blend with a gold edge above a green throat. A real beauty. * P: r8 |* Y- D) V

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El Desperado: (Stamile P. 1991) $20.00 ' _( P; q2 i5 l7 G7 ]; _D, Tet, M, H-28in, B-6in, AM'00, DCS'01. % i+ @& A& N2 ~& n3 LLight mustard yellow with a dramatic wine purple eye and edge. Sold Out	Elizabeth Salter: (Salter J. 1990) $10.00 # m) [2 Q. \/ R9 ]Sev, M, H-22in, B-5.5in, LAA '00, SM '00. $ j4 @7 B/ p  d: u0 r* `Nicely ruffled melon-pink. An irresistable, popular daylily.
Emperor's Dragon: (Munson,'88) $14.00 Ev, M, H-26in, B-5.5in, HM 1993. Silvery mauve with a very striking large plum eye.	Exotic Candy (Stamile, P. '95) $ 15.00 ) S: {" ~, U. \0 WD, Tet, M, H-26in, B-4.5in. 7 U) t4 _; _. O0 {True pink with a lovely sheen and a dramatic rose eye. Lots of blooms.
Ed Murray: (Grovatt 1971) $10.00 D, Dip, M, H-30in, B-4in, SM'81, LAA'83. * X& D2 x6 V$ r3 e+ X3 ?/ ^) sTried & True. An excellent old cultivar, sunfast blackish-red	Eggplant Escapade: (Reed 1996) $14.00 Dor, Dip, ML, H-36in, B-6.5in, HM'03. Spider form. Dusky purple with darker eye-zone and yellow throat.
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Fireborn: (Santa Lucia 1996) $16.00 D, Tet, M, H-32in, B-7in, HM 2001. ; ]  Y3 C- m6 G0 n+ X# ?Big & showy spider variant, interesting form. Red with a yellow green throat.	Firestorm: (Krekler 1979) $16.00 D, EM, H-32in, B-8in. Sold Out . l  W$ }) C6 V0 I+ uRed-orange blend with radiating golden throat. Excellent with grasses.
Flasher: (Romine 1979) $8.00 D, Tet, EM, H-24in, B-6in. & }3 Q- _8 q  qGlowing tangerine orange. Great with deep indigo flowers such as salvias and asters.	Frankie's Fantasy: (Mercer, R.'92) $12.00 D, Tet, EM, H-32in, B-6.5in, HM 2000. 4 P5 x1 K8 A6 s* ?5 rDark purple spider variant. A very good performer.
Femme Osage: (Whatley 1985) $12.00 4 s" p( H" Y2 F0 z4 N  iD, Tet, M, H-32in, B-6.5in, HM 2001. Very pretty deep melon self with a green throat and faint white mid-ribs.	Ferris Wheel: (Child 1959) $14.00 D, Dip, M, H-40in, B-7in. Fragrant spider form. Red with a gold underlay and soft gold throat.
Final Touch: (Apps 1991) $16.00 0 z7 e8 `$ ^0 M) \; P2 `, jD, Dip, VL, H-32in, B-5in. Excellent for extending the daylily season and very pretty.	Full Moon Cafe: (Trimmer '95) $22.00 Ev, Tet, EM, H-24in, B-5.5in. - L7 R; y0 Q3 ?7 P4 u* r% {% wFragrant deeply ruffled pale yellow of great substance. A real beauty. Zone 5.

Gentle Shepherd: (Yancey 1980) $8.00 Sev, EM, H-28in, B-5.5in, AM 1987. % U1 m0 O0 O" L" ~0 ?& }( UCreamy white with a small greenish throat. Slightly ruffled.	Golden Prize: (Peck 1968) $10.00 D,Tet, ML, H-26in, B-7in, AM'75, LAA '87. An excellent older cultivar. Lots of brilliant gold blossoms of great substance.
Grand Palais (Munson 1987) $12.00 Sev, Tet, M, H-25in, B-6in. Spectacular in bloom. Rosy lavender with a silvery sheen and a lemon-green throat.	Gregorian Chant: (Moldovan 1990) $12.00 4 D; X8 G1 e6 @! X, j8 HSev, Tet, M, H-32in, B-6in. Reddish-purple with a gold picotee edge and a yellow-green throat.
Green Flutter: (Williamson 1964) $8.00 + r; {8 N" R3 S! t$ z  I* a! |  k4 `Sev, Dip, L, H-20in, B-3in. Canary yellow with a green throat. An oldie but a goodie for late season bloom.	Grey Witch: (Reed 1999) $35.00 . r2 O! U* Y8 k; [D, Dip, E, H-30in, B-6in, HM'05. 7 _& Z- t; p, E& iGrayish lavender with purple eye above green throat. Adds mystery to the garden.
Good Morning America: (Salter 1992) $10.00 1 i, C2 N2 o" B9 R* oSemi-Ev, Tet, Mid, H-26in, B-6in. Ivory-cream gold blend with a green throat.	Visit the ELYSIUM Display Gardens often. Over 250 choice cultivars blooming from July to August. 3 s* Z: w( j$ w# E, Q

Hall's Pink: (Non registered) $8.00 ) ^6 b5 d( e: e* v" _; j( _4 }8 MML, H-25in, B-4in. Very pretty coral-pink-raspberry blend with a golden throat.	Happy Returns: (Apps 1986) $8.00 D, E-L, H-20in, B-3.5in, HM 1992. Soft canary yellow, blooms for most of the summer. Very popular.
Holly Dancer: (Warrell '88) Sold Out D, M, H-32in, B-7in. " j) p: U0 ?4 J; mBrilliant red spider variant with gold throat. A real standout in the garden.	Hyperion: (Mead 1924) $8.00 ! L* e# K& h  y. b$ h9 T/ k4 DD, Dip, M, H-40in, B-3.5in, VFr. + n/ E4 p7 f- B" c! t3 p1 tA very fragrant, heirloom daylily. Still one of the best. Very drought tolerant.
Hayfield Delight: (Lorrain-Lycett 2004) $25.00 ( H8 X. v( T! X* A0 ^; RDor, Tet, ML, H-27in, B-5.5in. Diamond dusted peachy pink blend, very ruffled, lots of blooms. A Winner!	Hayfield Good Times: (Lorrain-Lycett '06) $30.00 Dor, Tet, E, H-39in, B-6in. Great form, lots of blooms and gorgeous. Another winner from Canadian breeders.
Hayfield Midnight: (Lorrain-Lycett 2005) $25.00 : A1 U( c! E4 V( g. ^7 |Dor, Tet, EM, H-39in, B-6in. ( {# f8 N& `- U! R+ @* p; m; MThe deepest burgundy in the Hayfield Collection. Velvety with a rose watermark.	Hayfield Sunrise: (Lorrain-Lycett 2007) $35.00 Dor, Tet, L, H-46in, B-5in, Fragrant. Extremely floriferous, soft pink with rose veins. Reallly knocks itself out for you.
Helen Shooter: (Shooter,J. '98) $12.00 , F9 v" q% N. ], L) H1 R' i$ O0 BDor, Dip, M, H-25in, B-7in, HM '05. Light pink blend with knobby yellow edge and light green throat.	Highland Lord: (Munson,RW. '83) $12.00 SEv, Tet, ML, H-22in, B-5in, HM '85, IMA'91. - A striking red wine double with lemon yellow throat.
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Imperial Impression:(Salter,J.'91) $20.00 + E7 \$ Z% A% {$ l1 H9 ^Sev, Tet, M, H-32in, B-6in. Deep rich reddish purple with a gold-green throat. An excellent cultivar.	Ice Carnival: (Childs 1967) $12.00 Dor, Dip, M, H-28in, B-6in, AM'74. Fragrant, diamond dusted, near white with a small green heart.
Impetuous Fire: (Petit 1993) $10.00 SEv, Tet, M, H-20in, B-5in, Reg. Double. 1 l# r/ }* Y2 ^5 MDouble bloom is inconsistent in the north but very attractive non-the-less.	The correct way to plant a dayily. The best planting time is from early spring to early fall. Divide clumps every 3-4 years, shortly after blooming.

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Brown: (Brown 1986) $8.00 Sev, M, H-26in, B-6in, DCS '90, SSM '94 * f/ t/ @) T& z- m. |2 DGorgeous ruffled pink with a large rose eye-zone. Very popular.	Jason Salter: (Salter, E. 1987) $8.00 , V" x2 u% N7 NEv, M, H-18in, B-3.5in, LAA 2000.   L+ N, _+ A7 GStriking mustard-yellow with a large plum eye. Zone 4
Jersey Spider: (Grovatt 1973) $10.00 8 n0 v  ]$ u9 s5 o+ h' e5 GD, ML, H-32in, B-7in, Fr. / w( B9 L6 h1 B* L- SBold golden spider variant. Really stands out. Great with ornamental grasses.	Joan Senior: (Durio 1977) $10.00 Ev, M, H-30in, B-6in, AM '84, LAA '90 & t; F4 w4 f8 Z$ @: s. a% KProlific bloomer, good substance. Still one of the best near whites available.
Jan's Twister: (Joiner 1991) $20.00 Ev, Dip, EM, H-28in, B-6in, B-10in. AM'97, LAA'03. 3 M% q: x0 o8 M! v, Y$ PHuge peachy-cream spider form with a green throat. Quite unusual.	Jean Ivelle: (Branch 1989) $12.00 & P/ j* T% W: Q3 o( H  XSEv, Dip, EM, H-24in, B-6in. Rose bitone, edged gold with deep rose purple eyezone and yellow green throat. An excellent performer with lots of blooms.
Jeanne D'Arc: (Lycett 1993) $12.00 Sev, Tet, EM, H-30in, B-6in. 4 G( `0 a1 {7 F* b# ]# A4 S" }Very pretty peachy-pink blend with a green throat.	Jolyene Nichole: (Spalding-Guillory 1984) $12.00 - Ev, Dip, M. H-14in, B-6in. 2 w; @+ G+ T0 OVigorous, long-blooming and short enough for the front of the border. 'A Trophytaker'

Kindly Light: (Bechtold 1950) $12.00 D, EM, H-32in, B-9in, HM 1955. Classic spider form. Huge, lemon yellow flowers with twisted ruffled petals.	fulva var. 'Kwanso':(specie) $8.00 The double form of the roadside or tawny daylily. 3-5 feet tall depending on growing conditions. Excellent for naturalizing.
King's Banner: (Benz 1995) $20.00 Dor, Tet, M, Ht-28in, B-6.5in. 2 r5 ?- H, o. w; n7 _Velvety bright red self with a bright green throat.	More coming soon: ; ~! x* C, C% Z! p+ m2 q( b1 I% P

[tr][tr][/tr] Lady Eva: (Bl. of Bressingham) $12.00 : ]7 u8 q8 v0 ]) C% x$ @# UM, H-26in, B-5.5in. - I; L: X+ [  b  }2 d6 FShimmering violet with a yellow throat. Performs well. Zone 4. Lady Neva: (Alexander-Moody '70) $16.00 Sev, EM, H-36in, B-9in, HM 2003. : P5 B, u; x  b* b8 d# jSpider variant. Soft yellow with a radiating burgundy-rose eye-zone - ZONE 5. Lake Norman Spider:(Carpenter'81)$16.00 ( m2 v3 O. ^" c' rD, M, H-28in, B-8in, AM '86. Unusual spider form. Lavender with a wide yellow eye. Very lovely. Lavender Deal: (Kirby 1981) $12.00 . H7 t, _; }  A, b  E, sD, Tet, ML, H-25in, B-7in, Fr. Glittering lavender-violet with a yellow green throat and mid-ribs. Little Missy: (Cruse 1975) $10.00 ' ^- r: T8 c: ^) T; G6 ^9 W. _SEv, Dip, EM, Ht-20in, B-2.75in. 9 M7 X  e! R; @$ k; TPurple with white edges and a greenish yellow throat. Performs very well. La Scala: (Munson - R.W. 1971) $8.00 3 X; V! \0 V% REV, Tet, Mid, H-30in, B-6in. & a; A1 e  t' d5 s4 \Coral red-rose with a pale coral eye-zone and green-gold throat.

[tr][/tr] Lilting Lavender: (Childs 1973) $12.00 0 |5 h" P+ L' U0 S( A9 ~% pD, ML, H-30in, B-8in, HM 1976. Lavender pink with a large yellow throat. Interesting, unusual form. Lily Dache: (Hall 1957) $15.00 0 C8 |3 f4 P6 x# y9 Y& |( t, h  M8 a; UD, Dip, ML, H-40in, B-7in. 5 E) F: A& R1 r1 X" }Large gold-cinnamon spider variant. Twisting petals, looks great with grasses. Lime Frost: (Stamile 1990) $12.00 D, VL, H-27in, B-5.5in. 6 B2 `3 r6 K7 I& H" ~+ u7 XWhite with a greenish tinge and greenish throat. Very attractive late bloomer. Little Grapette: (Williamson 1970) $8.00   k9 z/ }- }+ \7 o! bEv, E, H-18in, B-3.5in. ! ^4 k* q+ [# R% ~Attractive small flower form that puts on a great show.

[/tr] Long Stocking: (Stamile, P. '97) $16.00 , _$ Y$ |+ |, o; q# ~) o: ?! L0 W. TEv, EM, H-42in, B-9in, HOS 2003. Delux 'Award Winning' spider variant, Red with a yellowish green throat. Louise Mercer: (Joiner 1973) $10.00 D, M, H-18in, B-5in, HM 1979. Very good double pink with white mid-ribs. Most attractive. [/tr]

[tr][/tr] Malaysian Monarch:(Munson '86) $12.00 1 @0 G( k  `5 g# c3 @8 kSEV, Tet, EM, H-24in, B-6in, AM 1993. ' J; c1 b5 G1 V2 f1 G8 u3 `! q$ YGoreous purple burgundy with a radiating cream halo. Marked By Lydia: (Temple 1994) $15.00 SEV, EM, H-30in, B-8.5in, DCS 2005. # z: m1 Y- q- g9 KBig yellow spider form with a plum eye-zone. Great with grasses. Mary Todd: (Fay 1967) $8.00 ) r1 Y) z) _$ I; ]' X1 ]; N; qSEV, EM, H-26in, B-6in, SSM 1978. An excellent landscape plant. Prolific bloomer with good foliage. Mephistopheles: (Moldovan 1990) $14.00 D, M, H-30in, B-6in, Fr, HM 2000. . \7 x' W4 L+ T8 kAn outstanding dark violet purple with a dramtic yellow-green throat.

[tr][/tr] Mickey Marcotte: (Tanner 1974) $12.00 Ev, E, H-26in, B-6in. % U* \2 S/ X7 K" F$ m) r. ~) HGorgeous soft lavender with white mid-ribs and a yellow-green throat. Midnight Raider: (Stamile 1995) $15.00 8 Z5 i! B! h! s, j" p6 r. XEv, Tet, M, H-30in, B-6in, HM'01. % x9 h! U( Z4 l' F# N, LDeep violet-purple with a yellow-green throat. Nicely ruffled, vigorous. Miss Mary Mary: (Bressingham) $8.00 D, E-L, H-18in, B-4in. + H9 X+ [, X) r: eAnother excellent repeat blooming variety from noted English nurseryman. Miss Tinkerbell: (Bressingham) $10.00 E-L, H-18in, B-4in. ' N7 l: C; G' [Coral pink with rosy eye-zone and golden throat. Prolific repeat bloomer.

Miss Victoria: (Bressingham) $8.00 Sev, E-L, H-22in, B-5in, Fragrant. + R, Y$ [* t7 v$ ?* _! WVery pretty ruffled clear yellow. Good repeat bloomer. Moonlit Masquerade: (Salter 1992) $15.00 : w# v/ E; i; xDor, Tet, EM, H-25in, B-6in, AM'02,SM'04. Dramatic creamy white with large purple eye and green throat. Mystical Rainbow: (Stamile 1996) $16.00 # `, l; {. P; e# OSEv, Tet,M, H-30in, B-6in, AM'04. ) ]# u9 W- M; n3 Z- [# bPink with rose-charcoal and yellow eye $ Y3 J6 V4 J% vzone above a green throat. Very catchy! My Millicent: (Shooter 1998) $14.00 Sev, Tet, M, H-28in, B-6in. Blush pink with a blue-lavender eye and gold edge. An excellent cultivar. Maymont Double: (Larch 1991) $16.00 3 L4 O. V2 j6 W, R- [Dor, Dip, M, H-32in, B-6.5in. Creamy white with hint of lemon. A reliable double at ELYSIUM. Merlot Rouge: (Petit 1994) $20.00 Ev,Tet, M, H-21in, B-5.5in. Registered double but not always so. A lovely burgundy regardless. Ming Porcelin: (Kirchoff '81) $10.00 Ev, Tet, EM, H-28in, B-5in, LAA 2001. Pastel ivory blend with peach highlights. Very pretty and great form. My Darling Clementine: (Salter,J. 1988) 2 e/ M0 @# B4 f/ q$15.00 Ev, Tet, EM, H-21in, B-5in, AM '97. Lovely soft butter yellow, nicely ruffled. Repeat blooms at ELYSIUM Gardens. Mal: (Stamile 1998) $18.00 Ev, Tet, Mid, H-30in, B-7.5in. 1 |6 R, I4 G  }, l6 A% \) c' O* BCreamy-white blend with a greenish throat. Fragrant, prolific bloomer. Moses' Fire: (Joiner 1998) $20.00 $ Y' `. P) ^4 W* hDor, Tet, Mid, H-22in, B-6in. * N  D0 |& x) a95% double at ELYSIUM Gardens. Red with a gold edge and green throat. Our Collection is Always Growing. Over 250 Choice Cultivars On Display.

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Nairobi Night: (Munson, RW. '83) $12.00 Sev, Tet, M, H-30in, B-6in. Very pretty violet purple with a radiating cream halo. Lots of blooms.	Night Beacon: (Hansen 1988) $14.00 1 f1 k/ F$ R0 |" n# d/ L3 Z8 R) \) D+ O' cEv, Dip, EM, H-27in, B-5.5in, HM 1991. 7 s" |1 t4 ~8 P6 c& C/ f  u0 _! PDark velvety purple with deeper eye-zone and a chartreuse throat...very dramatic.
Nosferatu: (Hanson 1990) $14.00 0 g8 S6 o8 w* l' o0 I4 I# RSev, Tet, ML, H-30in, B-6in, Fr, AM 2000. ' i! i8 K6 X7 i3 l6 H, yExcellent clear purple and green throat. Exceptional vigour, a great garden plant.	Nutmeg Elf: (McCabe 1978) $8.00 0 A1 ?- @/ l/ P$ DD, EM, H-34in, B-3in. * E6 j9 o4 f% W$ H" r/ PDelightful small golden spider. Great with small ornamental grasses.
Neal Berrey: (Sikes 1985) $12.00 Sev, M, H-18in, B-5in. Very pretty ruffled rose pink blend with a greenish yellow throat.	Night Embers: (Stamile 1997) $30.00 . C( X, T! w2 f  L- B8 aSemi-Ev, Tet, EM, H-30in, B-5in. ! V; A- s. }  TDouble 'Bing Cherry' red with white edge and green throat. Stunning!

Orchid Corsage: (Saxton 1975) $15.00 Dor, Dip, ML, Ht-32in, B-7.5in. ! l3 E2 T& I& [* K& v  r7 uOrchid pink with a yellow throat. Unusual cascading crispate form.	Orange Velvet: (Joiner 1988) $14.00 ( a6 H5 F( c* z, zSemi-Ev, Dip, Mid, H-30in, B-6.5in.   g: B# A* z( R$ tLovely shade of soft orange blend with good substance. Often reblooms.
Our Daylily Collection Keeps Growing.	Over 250 Cultivars On Display.

Pandoras Box: (Talbot 1980) $8.00 D, ML, H-20in, B-4.5in, AM'87. 4 K1 Q+ T" o# O9 _6 {Petite cream with a rich plum eye-zone and green throat. Long Blooming.	Paper Butterfly: (Morss 1983) $8.00 Sev, Tet, E, H-25in, AM'90, DS'87, LAA'98 # e" o! a0 m* d) bDramatic colours: peach with a large bluish-plum eye-zone and greenish throat.
Pardon Me: (Talbot 1980) $8.00 D, M, H-24in, B-3in, DF'85, AM'87. Excellent deep red miniature. Very good repeat bloomer at ELYSIUM Gardens.	Pink Cotton Candy: (Stamile '91) $12.00 D, Tet, ML, H-24in, B-5.5in, Fr, HM 1995. ' T6 h& u$ z. M$ w  O! APure pink with deep rose eye-zone and yellow throat. Excellent variety.
Pink Dollie: (Apps 1982) $8.00 ' E) g6 f5 E  t/ U. OD, M, H-20in, B-5.5in. A lovely pink blend that we've enjoyed in the garden for years.	Prairie Blue Eyes: (Marsch 1970) $8.00 , z! p& R* U8 J& a- }  {/ SSev, M, H-28in, B-5.5in, AM 1976. # }* N% H. o6 }Silky lavender with a bluish eye-zone and light yellow throat.
Peach Magnolia: (Joiner 1986) $15.00 Dor, Dip, ML, HT-32in, B-5.5in, AM'99, IMA'02. A reliable peach double with a green throat and lots of blooms.	Parfait: (Childs 1951) $10.00 Dor, Dip, M, H-48in, B-7in, Spider. ( t8 J" C! X8 `' CYellow/pink bicolour with good repeat blooming. Great with ornamental grasses.
Peggy Jeffcoat: (Joiner 1995) $18.00 ' Y$ {; e2 Q3 A. p% h( M0 B% MDor, Dip, ML, H-18in, B-6.5in. 3 m( c8 O# e0 L: @Mother of Pearl texture with tinges of pink. A very nice double.	Prague Spring: (Lambert 1985) $10.00 / T' j  d# N9 y. Y3 }6 e  }0 YDor, Dip, M, H-30in, B-7in, HM'04. Tan and pink blend with a pistachio eyezone. Spider form.

Quality Of Mercy (Carr 1994) $10.00 Semi-Ev, Tet, M-L, H-27in, B-6in. % n0 k4 U( h! @' D, d1 p: lNIcely ruffled near white.	! v' p6 d6 o1 o; ?; F- C( x( y

[tr][/tr] Raspberry Pixie: (Williamson 1969) $8.00 D, E, H-12-15in, B-2.5in. A cute raspberry mini with a dark band, white mid-ribs and greenish throat. Red Hot Returns: (Apps) $8.00 ' M- w  ^9 m9 }8 HSev, Dip, M, H-20in, B-5in. ' o' n$ N( \0 OA good repeat blooming red with a green throat. Zone 4. Roswitha: (Trimmer 1992) $10.00 % R0 j7 N( [+ e: }+ VD, EM, H-15in, B-3.5in, AM 2003. Medium peach double with a large purple-plum eye. Royal Braid: (Stamile '93) $8.00 % K3 a& H: P  dSev,Tet, M, H-25in, B-5in. Long blooming, lavender purple with silver edge, purple eye and greenish throat.

[tr][/tr] Red Grace: (Benz 1993) $16.00 Semi-Ev, Tet, Mid, H-34in, B-5.5in. Brilliant red with a lime green throat and white edge. Fragrant. Royal Celebration: (Trimmer 1999) $40.00 . E# b: \2 `+ x' Y6 w4 k0 HEv. Tet, EM, H-38in, B-12in. Huge spider form. Grape purple with a green throat. Wow! Over 250 Choice Cultivars On Display: . R* o# h# D! n) ^7 u" T How To Plant Daylilies: 4 l/ ?2 g5 l5 o5 H

Ruby Spider: (Stamile 1991) $20.00 & O, K2 w. x; Z  ~9 i# [D, E, H-34in, B-9in, AM 2002. , u0 u* T/ Q: p" Z) W0 Z# LBrilliant ruby red spider form with a radiating golden yellow throat. Ruby Stella: (European origin) $8.00 ) h6 {* o& x5 `: xD, E-L, H-20in, B-3in. 3 L3 s8 B; a7 R8 d% _- qA ruby version of the famed 'Stella De Oro'. Blooms most of the summer. Raspberry Candy: (Stamile P. '92) $14.00 Dor, Tet, EM, Ht-26in, B-5in, AM '99. & B( i+ |, M; c0 R$ T( g1 j+ p- BCream with a very striking raspberry eye. One of our favouite of the 'candy series'. Red Volunteer: (Oakes 1984) $12.00 Dor, Tet, Ht-30in, B-7in, AM 1994. A very clear pure red that holds its colour well. An ELYSIUM Gardens favourite.

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[tr][/tr] Scatterbrain: (Joiner 1988) $12.00 . j  e0 n! i8 }" b7 qSev, M, H-32in, B-5in, Fr, AM 1997. / j  h) B$ `, ?- B0 c3 ^4 fFantastic ruffled, double peach-apricot. Great character. Serena Dark Horse: (Marshall '94) $12.00 D, Tet, EM, H-36in, B-5.5in. Velvety blackish-red with a greenish throat. A real standout in the garden. Shady Lady:(Owen '62) Sold Out $ _3 }' c8 c6 @; R6 q, C0 lD, M, H-34in, B-5in. & H" k$ }* j$ p9 Y; `3 l# y, }Clear butter yellow with a bold wine-red eye. Renowned for it's clarity of colour. Sherwood Gladiator: (Roger 1991) $10.00 Sev, Tet, M, H-60in, B-5.5in, Fr. One of the tallest daylilies. Excellent combined with tall ornamental grasses.

[tr][/tr] [td][/td] Silken Touch: (Stamile 1990) $14.00 + C& ^6 b- B6 `3 MD, Tet, EM, H-23in, B-5.5. - e* y0 V0 X" M0 sClear pink with greenish eye. Excellent colour and form. Siloam Bye Lo: (Henry 1980) $8.00 " x4 p2 N7 X+ d) V' g: |7 l# a7 kD, M, H-16in, B-3.5in, Fr, AM'88. Rosy-pink with a red eye and green throat. Perfect for the front of the border. Siloam Double Classic:(Henry '85) $12.00 2 k- `9 c3 q* d* z& m+ OD, EM, H-26in, B-5in, IM'88, AM'91, SM'93. Highly awarded and for good reasons. Fragrant peachy-pink with green throat. Siloam Merle Kent: (Henry 1984) $8.00 : Q  @* g. P% q% RD, M, H-18in, B-4in, AM'90,AG'92,DCS'99. Fragrant dusky rose with deep plum eye and greenish throat. A real winner.

[tr][/tr] [td][/td] Siloam Pee Wee: (Henry 1982) $8.00 : }* ^1 U3 o. AD, EM, H-16in, B-3in. Ruffled creamy melon with a raspberry eye. Great for the front of the border. Siloam Red Toy: (Henry 1975) $8.00 4 g( Q' Z1 c6 B9 F! ]0 V6 a" AD, M, H-20in, B-3in, HM 1980. Clear rose red with darker halo, yellow eye and greenish throat. Siloam Royal Prince: (Henry 1983) $8.00 D, M, H-23in B-4.5in. Regal dark violet-purple with greenish-golden throat. Siloam Ury Winniford: (Henry '80) $8.00 : g4 R. Y, G6 i7 B, ?+ S  o1 `D, M, H-23in B-3.5in, AM 1989. Creamy yellow with a sharp royal purple eye and green throat. Prolific bloomer.

[tr][/tr] Smith Brothers: (Carr 1992) $12.00   L- U: B6 |1 H' t5 t! DD, Tet, M, H-30in, B-5in, HM '96. - Z- K* K4 r3 tAn excellent cultivar. Blackish-red, just like the cough drops.Sold Out. Space Wars: (Webster 1982) $8.00 D, Tet, ML, H-30in, B-6in. ' t( Z2 A: n' G, @9 {: zProlific bloomer with good strong foliage. Always gets noticed in the garden. Strawberry Candy: (Stamile '89) $8.00 Sev,Tet,EL, H-26in, B-5in. / k4 v6 C6 s$ OAG 1994, DCS 1995, SM 1998. 6 O3 l/ O- ~1 L' |Excellent garden plant, very long blooming. Strutter's Ball: (Moldovan '84) $12.00 ; L9 u  b7 a% m) t9 ~8 z  A$ `& zD, Tet, M, H-28in, B-6in, AM 1992. One of our favourite royal-purple cultivars, with a fine silver edge. Very regal.

[td][/td] Susan Weber: (Branch 1989) $20.00 ! w/ M8 f( s, m; w9 j+ ?Sev, L, H-26in, B-5in, HM '99. 9 p1 G( L8 ?& `" s1 H% [1 hGorgeous blush pink with a darker rose ruffled edge. Very very pretty. Sweethearts Forever: (Wild 1978) $10.00 D, EML, H-28in, B-5in. ( f! s* s* }* r7 O( MDiamond dusted peachy-pink. We'll always love this one. Swiss Mint: (Reilly 1994) $12.00 D, EM, H-27in, B-5in. 9 w4 l2 y( I+ zLovely near white with pink highlights. Lots of blooms. Under-stated elegance! Sherwood Cheer: (Rogers 1991) Sold Out 2 j5 C2 ~1 R/ c: m/ L( pDor, Dip, E, Ht-32in, B-5in. Rose orange blend with greenish yellow throat. Very striking and reblooms here. Siloam Cooper's Chantilly: (Henry 1992) $12.00 Dor, Dip, M, H-25in, B-5.5in. 2 {: M9 ?! l' p0 }4 YApricot pink self, green throat. A great double that reblooms. Savannah Debutante: (Joiner '86) $14.00 Dor, Dip, ML, H-32, B-6in, Dble. - I* A, Y3 h+ V/ w7 \A classic daylily. Ruffled apricot with greenish throat. Belongs in all collections. Singing In The Wind: (Lorrain-Lycett '06) # {6 y/ j& l# h$30.00 Dor, Tet, VL, H-31in, B-6in. Very ruffled yellow with pink-cream high lights. Vigorous with loads of blooms. Sherry Lane Carr: (Carr 1993) $25.00 4 X  V1 u$ P8 ~# q. K: WEv, Tet, EM, H-23, B-6.5in, AM'02 . I& P$ }: P% R, K; V4 LCreamy yellow with a ruffled gold edge. Very Very pretty.

San Ignacio: (Stamile 1998) $16.00 Dor, Tet, E-M, H-30in, B-6in. Ruffled, soft baby pink with a yellow-chartreuse throat. Fragrant. Sister Evelyn: (Shooter 1999) $14.00 Dor, Dip, EM, H-22in, B-6in. Pale-pink bitone with a light green throat. Very pretty and forms a great clump. Sparkling Sensation: (Lorrain-Lycett '03) $20.00 8 U& O" Y5 F* M  J# w) bDor, EM, H-31in, B-6in, Fragrant. Creamy pink bi-tone with a yellow-gold ruffled edge. Diamond dusted. Starman's Quest: (Burkey 1989) $25.00 7 j, G+ ^! Y* e  e  T& W! z/ NDor, Dip, M, H-40in, B-7in. 8 @: b; k, \& k; YA UFO crispate form. Lots of drama and excellent combined with tall ornamental grasses or as a specimen.

Taruga: (Stout 1933) $12.00 Ev, M, H-36in, B-6in. Gorgeous lemon-yellow spider variant. Unusual form and prolific bloomer. Trahlyta: (Childs 1982) $12.00 5 @# H0 W2 T! C6 m( a3 uD, EM, H-30in, B-6.5in, AM 2004. ) h, y) n4 O7 G! O" A& }- O* xDusky violet, dark purple eye-zone and greenish throat. Very sophisticated looking. Tuscawilla Tigress:(Hansen 1988) $ 10.00 : d8 n  o$ X) X) FSev, Tet, EM, H-25in, B-6in, AM 1996. Vibrant orange with a darker halo. Very striking in the garden. Prolific bloomer. Two To Tango: (Stamile, G. '96) $10.00 " d- J0 D7 a. sE, M, H-20in, B-3in, HM 2003. Salmon rose blend with a lighter edge. A dear little double.

T-Bone Walker (Hanson, C. 2001) $35.00 + C3 W( Z; [! M* I- t. o9 G3 ~+ VSemi-Ev, Tet, ML, H-31in, B-6in. Violet purple with a lavender watermark. 0 Q$ Z. _& b1 l$ S3 [A real standout and a prolific bloomer. Too Marvelous: (Sellers 1975) $12.00 Dor, Dip, Mid, H-24in, B-5in. Melon pink blend with a green throat. It really is too marvelous. Over 250 Choice Cultivars On Display. + Z! a# k' m) b  b1 M% x , |* M# ~& `& A$ w. M, O- w Canadian Hemerocallis Display Garden. ! Z: k; M! ?  m# @+ x

Vanilla Fluff: (Joiner 1988) $18.00 D, Dip, ML, H-34in, B-6in, AM '95, IM '96. A very beautiful, fragrant, Devon cream yellow. Velvet Rose: (Stamile,P. 1992) $12.00 5 g* u6 \* m! [- g8 [$ G5 t" SSev, Tet, EM, H-23in, B-5.5in. 5 u9 h7 t% f9 G- _9 \2 E' A% nAn excellent cultivar. A deep rose pink and nicely ruffled. Vera Biaglow: (Moldovan 1984) $10.00 . U" I/ q6 l% Y8 h2 SD, Tet, ML, H-28in, B-6in, AM 1993. A stunning vibrant classic. Rosy pink edged in silver. Victorian Days: (Munson, RW.'92) $22.00 Ev, Tet, ML, H-24in, B-5in, HM'01. Rich violet bicolour with a large radiating chalky eye and white edge.

Vatican City: (Moldovan 1996) $35.00 Semi-Ev, Tet, EM, H-26in, B-6in. ' l' G* u1 q1 y& \3 A/ IA grape-purple blend with a green throat. Ruffled white edge really sets it off. Victorian Collar: (Stamile,P. 1988) $12.00 Sev, Tet, ML, H-24in, B-6in, AM 1996. Fragrant with a very ruffled gold blend self. An ELYSIUM favourite. Sold Out. Vintage Bordeaux: (Kirchhoff 1986) $12.00 EV, Tet, Early, H-27in, B-5.75in. Deep wine-red with a chartreuse throat. How To Plant Daylilies: 5 k5 F0 l/ [0 W, w" j1 z: Z+ r2 I

Wedding Band: (Stamile 1987) $14.00 Sev, Tet, M, H-26in, B-6in, AM'93, SM'96. Ruffled ivory white with a green throat and gold edge.	Wildest Dreams: (Temple'93) $16.00 Ev, EM, H-26in B-9in, HM 1998. Huge pink spider form with greenish throat. An elegant spider.
Wind Frills: (Tarant 1978) $10.00 % E. i& r2 |6 S" D; CEv, EM, H-36in, B-7in, AM 1989. : b- Z1 X6 L1 T6 O" M* k, d2 @Salmon-pink spider variant with darker veins and yellow throat. Very exotic.	Wineberry Candy: (Stamile 1990) $10.00 D, Tet, EM, H-22in, B-5in, AM'97. Fragrant orchid pink with a raspberry eye. Prolific bloomer. Sold Out
Wilson Spider: (Oakes 1987) $16.00 Dor, Dip, M, Ht-28in, B-7.5in. Purple bitone, white eyezone, chartreuse throat. A good looking spider form.	Westward Wind: Stamile 1990) $20.00 SEv, Tet, M, H-32in, B-10in, HM 1996. Huge cascading red spider with greenish yellow throat. Sold Out.
The correct way to plant a dayily. The best planting time is from early spring to early fall. Divide clumps every 3-4 years, shortly after blooming.	White Perfection: (Stamile 1995) $25.00 / r* J5 Y. l! R- H% U1 F% W4 TSemi-Ev, Tet, M-L, H-30in, B-5.5in. ! y7 ?* Y* E7 E9 \2 M" }A very pretty near white with a greenish throat. Fragrant.

Yazoo Wild Violet:(Gates-Smith'88)$18.00 . U8 |4 y7 ^4 B( |Sev, M, H-20in, B-6.5in. 7 }6 B, M, c  Z* LA striking spidery form; lavender with white edges and a green throat.	You Angel You: (Stamile-G.'93) $12.00 SEv, Dip, M, Ht-15in, B-2in, HM'98. 1 I6 N# D& W" _7 [- yCreamy apricot with a red eyezone above a green throat. A sweet little miniature.

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