30 x 4- Early, Semi-Evergreen, Rebloom.

8 way branching and 38 buds. It is described as lemon banana with diamond

dusting and faint cinnamon brushing on edges, and pea green

throat. This playful small flower will lift your spirits with its cute

little bloom and super branching and comes from two great

parents, Boo Boo Giggles x Lime Tree Delight. The lateral

branches will get your attention along while it makes an overall

beautiful presentation in your garden.

20 x 3.9- Very late, Dormant, Rebloom. Has 3 way branching and 18 buds. This 99% double ended up being a very magical cross of Cotton Candy Cupcake x Grape Cupcake. This ‘Cupcake’ is simply one that will make you just melt when you see it. It is described as fuchsia pink with magenta eye, fuchsia midribs on petals, and bright green throat. This double is a true entertainer in the garden, just full of life and energy!

29 x 6 -Evergreen, Late, Rebloom- 7-way branching, 22 buds. The unusual form cascade is all about branching and bud count. The blazing 6” blooms are just entertaining and simply described as a plicata tiger orange with a large yellow green throat which makes a stupendous presence in your garden. This is a very tough and solid daylily with scapes uniformly branched and ready to serve as garden standout. Parentage: (Go Go Curls x Alabama Sweet Tee). Will have multiple bloom scapes. Picture on right has 7 blooms on one scape, but wish it was dormant.

27 x 6- Early midseason, Dormant, Rebloom. 4 way branching and 18 buds. This gorgeous daylily is one to simply love especially in the springtime when it can carry the viewer off to some magical dreamland. It is best described as lilac lavender with huge, iridescent neon green throat. My father said the green throat was the color of the Grinch that stole Christmas. Parentage: (Pea Green with Envy x seedling)

28 x 9- Dormant, Midseason, Rebloom. Ha ha ha,Ho ho ho, And a couple of tra la las, That's how we laugh the day away, In the Merry Old Land of Oz. This supersonic daylily is named for that song from The Wizard of Oz (1939) that is sung by the OZ townspeople when Dorothy and her companions visit the Emerald City. This is an Unusual Form Crispate. It is a light lavender blend with yellow green throat and 3 way branching and 13 buds Parents are Meet Me In Oz x Magic of Oz.

26 x 4.25 - Dormant, Midseason, Rebloom. This daylily reflects the morning calmness and tranquil time yet exemplifies the beautiful and exciting midnight hour highlighted in a song originally performed in 1965 with the legendary words, ‘I'm Gonna Wait till the Midnight Hour’ a favorite song of mine (when I was much younger). Description: Dark Purple with green, yellow throat blending into the sepals and petals. The throat colors bleed into the petals and sepals giving the bloom an electrifying effect. Parentage: (Flying Monkeys x Colors of Oz) 3 way branching and 15 buds.

42 x 7- Midseason, Dormant, Rebloom. This spider puts on a show with its 3-way branching and 17 buds. It had to be registered early since it won an AHS Achievement Medal in 2021. It has a Spider Ratio of 4.15:1. It is bright cardinal red with chartreuse midribs and huge, lime green throat. Parentage (Off to See the Wizard × Green Inferno)

25 x 5.9- Mid-Season, Dormant, Rebloom. 97% Double Fragrant

3 way branching and 15 buds. You can’t just look at

this bloom once for it will draw you back many times to

appreciate its beauty. It is best defined as ruffled pink,

peach, and maize blend with bold maroon chevron eye

and lime green throat. This very distinctive eye really

makes a statement. This double won Best Seedling in

Dublin 2022 Show. Parentage: (Twice as Nice x

Firefly Frenzy)

30 x 4- Early Midseason, Evergreen, Rebloom. 4 way branching and 22 buds. Very Fragrant. This 99% tetraploid double is brilliant apple red with darker halo and bright green throat. Indeed, the beauty of the plant itself is second to none. Parentage: (Blackberry Cupcake x Mary Lois Burgess)

24 x 4.25- Dormant, Midseason, Rebloom. 96% Double. This ‘Cupcake’ is a paragon of great color depth and clarity. The blooms are an incredibly rich, deep violet purple color, beautifully formed, and very sunfast with its saturated vibrant color. It has a small yellow-to-green throat with 15 segments and cream midribs. The double form has an awesomely playful attitude and can be a hose-on-hose or full form double at times. 4 way branching and 15 buds Parentage: (Red Velvet Cupcake x Saturdays are for the Boys) This cupcake is guaranteed to put a smile on any face.