8 x 28 Em Re Ev UNUSUAL FORM CASCADE (Pink Haired Lady x sdlg) This lavender rose pink blend with darker mauve rose eye is incredibly attractive around a radiating green throat that spills way out onto the sepals and petals. An AWESOME PERFORMER with excellent branching, show quality thick scapes that reblooms many times. Has 5 way branching and 25 buds. Its pollen is very fertile. When you look at the mass of blooms on the plant, they look like they are dancing. Achievement Medal Winner, Best In Show winner several times and won the 2018 Georgia Hybridizers award. A massive specimen plant that proliferates like crazy. Is a hardy evergreen in northern states from reports.

33 x 7 M Re D UNUSUAL FORM cascade burgundy red above a huge green throat. This is a very special, beautiful, and distinctive daylily. As a seedling this flower won the coveted Best-in-Show Award at the Middle Georgia Show. Katisue was swollen with pride to have a seedling win Best-In-Show which indeed is an accomplishment in itself. Awesome is the one word that best describes this flower. Won Best UFO-Dublin Show 2009.

33 x 7 M Re D UNUSUAL FORM cascade burgundy red above a huge green throat. This is a very special, beautiful, and distinctive daylily. As a seedling this flower won the coveted Best-in-Show Award at the Middle Georgia Show. Katisue was swollen with pride to have a seedling win Best-In-Show which indeed is an accomplishment in itself. Awesome is the one word that best describes this flower. Won Best UFO-Dublin Show 2009.

(Herrington-T., 2013)  30 x 7.5 Em Sev Re This festive & jovial “OZ” UNUSUAL FORM is carroty orange with a bright red eye that extends into the center of the petals and sepals. It has a yellow throat and midribs that is surrounded by its large red eye. Has above average branching and bud count and is a treasure trove of beauty.

(Herrington-K., 2006) 36 x 9 M Re Sev UNUSUAL FORM Pink with a large bright Christmas red chevron eyezone and vivid grass green throat changing to citron. The white midribs add to the overall bloom effect.Displays 5 way branching and a bud count of around 36. Has won many show awards and was the  2013 Lambert-Webster Winner, 2013 for Best Unusual Form in AHS, H.M. in 2014.

(Heather Herrington, 2020)  25 x 3.25  Sev Em Re Dip 25 buds 5 way branching. This gorgeous small flower has a truly beautiful and distinctive color scheme that is magenta purple with darker eye and veining, with fine white edging and a green throat. It is kind of like the colors are vibrating when you view its gorgeous bloom. Parents are Tiffany's Tea Garden x Dixieland Five.

30 x 6 M Re Sev. From the land of OZ you will find Dorothy and Toto in the form of a special tetraploid double with ruffled petaloids. The color combination of this one is quite distinctive with a beautiful rose which radiates outward from the midribs with all edges throughout the blossom becoming a pastel rose. VERY EYE CATCHING!! The 100% double has five way branching & a bud count of 22. Georgia Hybridizers Award 2008,H.M. Award 2009,  Ida Munson Award for Best Double 2009, In Region 5 Popularity Poll 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013  Won Georgia Doubles Award at AHS National in Columbus, Ohio 2012. Winner of the 2015 Stout Silver Medal.

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Heather Herrington 2018) 5 x 32 M Re Sev Unusual form Cascade Rose pink with slightly darker chevron eye, cream midribs, and large green throat 4 way branching 25 buds. When established, this daylily blooms until frost here, which is usually mid-November to early December, so it has about a 6 month blooming season here. (Pink Haired Lady x: sdlg)

25 x 4 Em Re D A small UNUSUAL FORM flower that is dark red with a chartreuse green throat that has 6 way branching with 30 buds. This is a great garden and show flower which is named for the flying monkeys of “OZ” fame; these characters have taken their own place in popular culture just as this uniquely small unusual form daylily will one day. Won Best Unusual Form Thomson 2013.

(Herrington-K., 2011)  SPIDER 26 x 7.5 M D  ratio 4.8:1(Petal width 1.25”&length 6”) This beauty reminds you how attractive Glinda was in the Oz movie. This spider is pink with a darker chevron eye above a green throat. Just as Glinda welcomed Dorothy to Oz, this daylily will welcome you to exquisiteness in your garden. Won Best Spider Atlanta Show in 2014.

(Herrington-T, 2012)  31 x6 M D Re DOUBLE  Just like the energetic song for Dorothy from the Scarecrow, this energetic “OZ” daylily represents the essence of an unusual form double with its crispate form with quilling. Red with yellow green throat and yellow midribs and distinctive yellow stamens.

41 x 7 EM Re D .SPIDER 4.1 ratio (petal width of 1 5/16, a petal length of 5 ½).  Rosy red with a wine red eye & a very green throat. 4 to 5 way branching with 25 buds with ERECT scapes. Pod & pollen fertile. Winner Best Spider 4 times & Best-In-Show 2005-Middle Ga. Club. Displays a multiple bloom scape.H.M. 2004.

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(Heather Herrington 2021) 4.375 x 22 Early Rebloom Dormant Tetraploid   This OZ theme daylily is in honor of the song and characters of the Lullaby League in the Wizard of Oz movie. This flower is peach cream pink with raspberry fuchsia patterned eye with green throat and rose edging. It has 4 way branching and a 15 bud average. Parentage: (My Little Tea Set x Broadway Player)

(Herrington-T., 2010) 2.9 x 24 EmReD Remember in the “OZ” film when the scenery was transformed from black & white to color?  Well this little gem is all about color. It has an exciting bud count of 50 plus with the well branched scapes uniformly proportioned over the foliage. Best seedling small flower at the AHS National in Valdosta. It is canary yellow with a red eye that covers both the sepals and petals. Has won Best Miniature in 3 daylily shows.  Winner of the Florida Sunshine Cup at 2015 Atlanta National and Best In Show at the Savannah Show in 2015. 

(Herrington-K., 2010) 7.5 x 26 M Re D UNUSUAL FORM  This purple bloom will display a quilling effect on both the sepals and petals. Has a yellow green throat and exhibits white midribs on the petals. Has 20 buds. It represents a milestone in hybridizing in that it has the quilling effect on both the sepals and petals which is indeed very extraordinary. Winner of the AHS Achievement Medal at the Thomson Show.

(Herrington-K., 2002)  40 x 9 M Re D 30 buds,5 way branching. Precious pink color with a darker pink eye above a large green throat. Ratio 4.17.Fertile both ways.  H.M. 2005, Harris Olsen Spider Award 2008.  

(Herrington-K., 2009)  26 x 6.5 M Re Sev  SPIDER Ratio 5:1.125 A dark saturated red-burgundy velvet textured spider of fine clarity, very clear color and carrying power makes this a standout in the garden or daylily show.   A vigorous plant with 4-5 way branching, 23 - 27 buds, and destined to become a classic spider. Won Best Spider 1st show entered. Very fertile both ways.

(Herrington-T., 2010) 3.25 x 21 E Re D This small flower  is yellow with a huge very intense green throat surrounded by a rose eye that covers over half the bloom. Won Best Small Seedling- Georgia Hybridizers’ Contest 2008, Albany, GA., Makes a dramatic clump in the garden. 

(Tim Herrington 2016) 22 x 2.5 E RE DOR This miniature is a real garden and daylily show standout because of its intense color and super bud count of around 50. You can just hear the Oz Munchkins singing and making music when you see the bouquet of beautiful blooms on each scape. Each bloom is a yellow gold blend with a tiny green throat. It won an AHS Achievement Medal in 2016 at the Ogeechee Daylily Society Show. One garden guest told me that this daylily is destined to become one of the great miniatures of all time. Has had 8 blooms on one scape before.

(Herrington-K., 2008) 30 x 7 M Re Sev UNUSUAL FORM Ext. This magenta purple cascading cultivar with erect scapes has a stunning eye  that can spill out as much as 2 “ onto the petals and sepals making it glisten and shine. This is a must parent for streaking and bleeding colors in the throat.  53 way branching with 15-18 buds. Fertile.  

(Herrington-T, 2015) 29 x 4.75  E RE SEV  Just like when Dorothy entered OZ and  made her famous quote, "We're not in Kansas anymore", this purple with darker eye and huge green throat tells you to wake up and see that it isn't really like your normal daylily bloom especially with very distinctive recessed midribs and rich colors. This daylily is very dramatic and possibly the most striking of my green daylilies  because it has entered a new arena for single bloom varieties.

(Herrington-K., 2000) 48 x 6.75 M Re D UNUSUAL FORM Cascade, 23 buds & well branched. Palest pink cream with light rose chevron above green throat. Best UFO in Houston,TX show 2007.A super daylily! 

33 x 5.5 M Re Sev UNUSUAL FORM CASCADE. Amethyst purple with a darker eye & white midribs. The wide throat has streaking & bleeding colors. Well-branched scapes. A WOW daylily.

(Herrington-K., 2009)  33 x 5.5 M Re D  - SPIDER Ratio 4.25:1 The flower deserves the badge of courage just as the cowardly lion did because it is all about having heart. A striking flower of contrasting colors; red with white edging and midribs. 

(Herrington-K., 2009)  33 x 7 M Re Sev – UNUSUAL FORM.  This bronze yellow blend will leap in your daylily bed.  A large striking intense green throat accents this wonderfully, bright, and vibrant flower. The sepals twist & curl like The Scarecrow.

(Herrington-T., 2011) 26 x 6.5  M Re Sev This daylily is purple above an emerald green throat and is  all about heart and spirit. The form is widespread and the scapes have six way branching and the bud count is just phenomenal as is the Tin Man.

(Heather Herrington 2016) 32 x 9.5 EE, RE, SEV Imagine the scene in "The Wizard of Oz" when Dorothy and her friends entered the gates of the Emerald City. They were greeted by glistening shades of green and other vibrant hues. Then entered the horse of a different color. Most people remember it as the purple horse of Oz, which was a unique dazzling shade of magenta purple. Wrap all that up and you get the daylily "Purple Horse Of Oz." This beautiful new UNUSUAL FORM is a magenta and fuchsia blend with a large green throat extending three fourths of the way onto the petals and sepals. Commanding attention wherever planted, the scapes have 6 way tree-like branching with 35 buds, and it reblooms multiple times to provide hundreds of blooms throughout its the extended season.

35 x 8 M Re D Unusual form Crispate 25 buds and 5 way branching. Rose tangerine blend with rose cinnamon eye above vivid green throat. 

(Herrington-T., 2011) 25 x 5.5 Em Re Sev Start your own OZ theme daylily bed with this beautiful daylily. This fabulous, glistening, ruby red tetraploid was named for  Dorothy’s famous slippers in Oz. The form is full and widespread making an extremely intense presentation. It is ruby red with a lighter watermark and yellow throat. Great plant habits along with making multiple proliferations on each scape. 

(Herrington-K., 2005) UNUSUAL FORM 28 x 8.5 Em Sev Re Fr  Purple  with a green throat and a huge distinctive star shaped yellow eye. Its unusual form is crispate and sometimes it cascades also. With 4 way branching, 27 buds, ERECT scapes, and fertile both ways, it definitely will be a star in your garden.

(Herrington-T, 2015) 30 x 7  EM RE EV This Unusual Form Cascade explodes with an intensity or saturation not seldom seen in the average daylily. This colorful vibrant red and orange flower has a tiny green throat which makes a riot of color above the foliage. The color and substance are sunfast The strong, and dependable, recurrent scapes have 4 way branching and 19 buds.

(Herrington-K., 2007) 30 x 5.5 Em Re D 100% DOUBLE  A glowing 5.5 bloom showing many shades of red/orange blended together. The petaloids tend to be darker with light edging on them as well as the petals & lighter sepals. 4-5 way branching and up to 35 buds.  

(Herrington-K., 2011) SPIDER 30 x 8.75 M D  ratio 4.8:1(Petal width 1.25”&length 6”) This big spider is lavender rose with a green throat and is enhanced by a white stripe down the center of the petals. This daylily gives visitors a warm hello and welcome to my garden.

(Herrington-K., 2012) 22 x 5.5 M D Re Even though its named for the most significant antagonist in the Wonderful Wizard of Oz story, as a daylily this unusual form is an astonishing dark purple with pencil thin white edging. The form is open and narrow with raised midribs on the petal.

29 x 10 M Sev Re SPIDER 1.25 x 6 ratio. This very large cardinal red spider with huge green throat is a daylily that is greater than the sum of its parts. Magnificent in a clump, the well-branched, recurrent scapes hold the giant blooms well above the foliage.