4.5 x 26 M Re D  SPIDER Ratio 4:1 Petal Width 1.25 Length 5. It is dark red purple with darker eye on recurved petals and quilled sepals surrounding a larger yellow green throat. Named for A.W. Shucks of  Cornatzer, N.C. who came out of the boondocks in Region 15 and started sharing humor with folks in the daylily world with his “Kernels of Truth” philosophy. His witty & amusing stories are still a main inspiration for me writing humor and history articles in Georgia. This will be a daylily in years to come that you don't need a name tag by it. You will know it is as A.W. SHUCKS. It is a sneaky and deceptive spider. Sometimes the tips of the sepals will turn and show a yellow color.  However it will always dazzle you just like A.W. does with his humor.

28 x 7 M Re Sev UNUSUAL FORM. Lilac with purple veining and a 2” green throat surrounded by yellow blending into a 3” center point of the petals and sepals. What is very unique is the stippling and/or splotching effect which makes this a classic example of a “plicata” daylily. The lilac plicata, stunning throat, and above average bud count and branching makes this daylily very distinguishing and is named for a wonderful daylily connoisseur and friend, Teri– (Tee) Money, from Headland, Alabama.

26 x 4.25 Em D Re . This lavender with a purple eye zone above large green throat that extends onto the sepals and petals is loaded with distinction. It is named in honor of Amanda Jack Hotaling from Delaware. An adult now, she was an outstanding AHS youth member with a terrific love of daylilies and especially the OZ theme daylilies. I mentored her for several years as a youth in high school with the F.F.A. program and visited her garden twice in Delaware. Also, I would see her every year at the DVDS Show in Pennsylvania at Longwood Gardens where I am a member of that club and honorary member of Region 3. Getting to know her has been one of my highlights as a member of the AHS. What makes this daylily so unique is the form, color and eye pattern which all combines to create a very distinctive daylily.

24 x 3½ E Re Sev Fr.  Light apricot with a cherry red eye above a vivid lime green throat which extends to yellow displaying red. It has 6 way branching with an average of 28 buds & is known to rebloom 4 or 5 times each year. A WOW daylily! Named for Morris Kirby of Warner Robins, GA.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 23 in. bloom 2.5 in Early Midseason Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, 22 buds, 4 branches,  Cream yellow blend with bluish purple eye that makes it look very stately and geometric, with intense green throat. 2017 Achievement Medal Winner and winner of Best Seedling in the Middle GA show.  (Lollipop Kid × sdlg)

33 x 6 Em Sev Re This stunning large flower is a bicolor with purple petals and green yellow sepals. It has a very large green throat and the substance is very heavy. Named in honor of the debonair & dedicated Claude Carpenter. The recurrent scapes have four way branching and 20 buds.

34 x 5.25 Em Re Sev 100% DOUBLE Dark, deep magenta wine with darker eye and edge is set off above an electric orange throat. A 30 bud count, 5 way branching and neat colors. AHS Achievement Medal in 2006; it’s truly unique & fertile.This is another one of Katisue’s enormous & stunning tet doubles! DOUBLE FAN.

24 x 3.5 E, RE Sev One of the best bud counts you will ever find.. Yellow with purple eyezone above a green throat. This diploid has edging on the peals also which is unique for a diploid.

32 x 3.5 M Re D A good friend told me of all the daylilies he has seen, that this one is definitely a conversation starter. This UNUSUAL FORM brick red daylily will sashay in your garden. It is a prolific bloomer & outstanding garden flower. Great for breeding small spider/unusual form daylilies.

3.25 x 25Ee Re Sev. This is an extraordinary golden yellow plant with a darker reddish brown eye on the sepals and petals with lighter accented midribs leading into a small yellow green throat. The bacon colored eye radiates outward in bold suffusions. Besides the distinctive eye the sepals are much wider than average which gives the bloom a 'puff effect'.

(Heather Herrington 2016) 23 x 3.5 EM RE EV A scrumptious lavender pink blend with darker patterned eye and bright neon green throat with 4 way branching and 22 buds. The blossoms are fully round formed with a distinctive midrib on both the petals and sepals. It has an extremely long and protracted bloom season of 4-5 months because of the multiple rebloom scapes.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 21 in., bloom 2.9 in., Early Midseason  Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 21 buds, 4 branches, Double 100%,  Cream and light pink blend, berry purple eye, and yellow green throat.. (Raspberry Ripple Cupcake × Little Party Girl).

26 x 4 E Sev Re 95% Tet DOUBLE dark purple self above a green throat. This double represents a breeding achievement in getting a very dark coloration. There is a lot going on with this unique & compact “cupcake”. Its color is very intense & the form is peony style, soothingly recurved. Fertile both ways.

(Tim Herrington, 2018) 2.5" X 21" Em Re D. This is a new type of miniature with old fashion genetic qualities. The canary yellow bloom is on a scape with 6 way branching averaging 30 buds that reblooms at least three times for me and sometimes is the last daylily blooming right before our frost. It has class and there's just no way I could deny its freedom from my seedling patch anymore. It is a cross of Little Gold Nugget (Texas Sunlight × Just For Breakfast) x Mighty Jim (Yellow Pygmy × Tinker Bell). It has old genes in it which comes from Tinker Bell. It performs well without too much fertilizer. In 2017 I put a lot of fertilizer to it and it had fasciated scapes about 40% of the time. This year I put just a little fertilizer on it and it did well and no fasciated scapes. Of course it had a good supply of water on it. Both years were equal with the great branching & bud count. I believe the breeding potential is great with this one by crossing it with the modern miniatures with various colors. On August 29th a rebloom scape had 6 open blooms on it. I call this a 'Renaissance miniature' because of its virtuoso performance. It is a dormant diploid with a trumpet form and has pinched petals most of the time which technically could perhaps make it a miniature unusual form.

(Herrington-T., 2017) height 24 in., bloom 3.5 in., Early Mid Season Dormant, Diploid, 12 buds, 3 branches, Unusual Form Crispate,  Bicolor with pearly purple petals and light yellow sepals.. (Little Lemon Twist × sdlg) Brotherly love represents feelings of humanity and compassion toward one's fellow humans. Also it means one who loves his brother. Larry Rowles suggested this name for he and I both have lost a dear brother recently.

27 X 3.5in EM, RE,DOR Double 100%, 5 way branching and 28 buds. This small flower full double is a light lavender pink with a bold purple feathered eye present on all the petaloids with a small yellow green throat. The form is embellished with tiny frilly ruffles. It has been a very prolific garden flower as well as a show flower. It won an AHS Achievement Medal in 2015 and also won best seedling in the Ogeechee show. The blooms are quite striking and pictures don't do it justice.

3.25 x 23 M Re D  DOUBLE 100% Purple with darker purple veining and edged in ivory on all segments. This 'Cupcake' is quite the feisty one! Very sharp and articulate, this little beauty is just "itchin' to be noticed.

21 x 3.25  E RE DOR   If you can imagine lots of butterflies fluttering and dancing to springtime music, then you've seen this daylily in bloom.  Several people have commented that it reminds them of a flurry of butterflies.   In the winter you will think there is nothing there, as this daylily is a hard dormant.  Don't be fooled, though, for it bursts through in the spring and reblooms multiple times and even does well in 100+ degree temps.  It is a great show flower with its well-proportioned branching and buds and is also an excellent garden flower.   It is ruffled light maroon with bluish lavender mauve eye on the petals with cream and lavender watermarks on the sepals and yellow throat with green heart.  It is a cross of Little Lemon Twist × Little Blue Angel and received an AHS Achievement Medal in 2014.

32 x 5 M D Re This unusual form is light purple with a thin white edge. The large throat is an intense green outlined in a cream blush surrounded by a darker purple with purple veining extended from the center to the tips. Named for the superb daylily connoisseur, grower and AHS supporter, Beth Creveling, from Perkasie, PA.

28 X 10.5 M, RE,EV This intensely saturated SPIDER is bright purple red with a large lemon throat and has a 6.5:1 spider ratio. Very showy and bold.

30 x 5.75 Em Re Sev AHS Achievement Medal in 2006. A creamy yellow with an orange rose eye and edge and green throat. This 46 bud count daylily is also fertile both ways.

(Heather Herrington 2016) 29 X 2.875 E, RE,DOR This is Heather's first tetraploid miniature which makes its presence known in the garden. It is an electric cherry red with darker eye and green throat. Has 5 way branching with 28 buds. Very limited supply.

2.5 x 22 M Re D. This is another one of my signature miniatures with 7 way branching and 40 plus buds. This little 2 1/2" jewel is red with a tiny green throat with darker red veining. I have many memories of 'chickens on the porch'. This great show & garden daylily will be a plus to one's miniature collection. Won Best Miniature in Ogeechee Show.

 3.25 x 16 La Re D DOUBLE 100%  Red with darker veining with white edging on the petaloids above a flash of green at the throat.  This beauty is about as graceful yet striking as they come! ! Majestic, clear, and LOVES to show off in the garden.

(Heather Herrington 2017) 3.5 x 26 EM Re Sev Magenta purple with darker eye brushed into bright green throat, lavender brushed watermark on sepals, 8 way branching, 45 buds. I have seen this one get up to 10 way branching when established here. A garden visitor said it looks more like an azalea bush in bloom because of the amount of buds open at once. It also has repeat rebloom scapes. I even had to cut the rebloom scapes on it last year, to give it more growing power so I could introduce it. Names for my loyal and dedicated cat Cosmo, who I will always miss. (Tool Man Tim × Hey Bud) 

DOUBLE 15 x 4 L D Re Fr 100% Should be called a continuous bloomer since it blooms here from early July until frost each year. This flower is destined to be an All-American daylily. Form is hose in hose and oh so fluffy and pretty with usually 17 segments on each bloom. Averages 18 buds. Fertile both ways.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 34 in., bloom 4.75 in., Early Season Rebloom, Semi-evergreen, Diploid, 35 buds, 7 branches, Unusual Form Crispate,  Intense golden yellow self with pea green throat.  When I crossed Joyce Lewis' intensely gold Texas Sunlight withmy Hey Bud, I was hoping to get a bold, small, unusual form with amazing branching and rebloom, and the Lord gave me just that.  An added plus is the very large foliage of this flower.  Last year it looked like corn growing in the garden and the foliage towered over a tetraploid large flower growing next to it!  This flower is also special because Hans named this daylily.  Children come up with the best names!

31 x 8.5 M Re D Fragrant, 25 buds, 7 branches, Spider Ratio 5.00:1, Orchid lavender blend with edge above green throat. Won Best Spider Delaware Valley Daylily Show in 2012.

(Tim Herrington 2018) 5 x 33 M La Re D. Purple with brown splotches on ends of the sepals and petals with a large yellow green throat . It is a spider with a sepal width of .75" and 4" petal width making the ratio 5.33:1. The brown color varies with the temperature. Sometimes there might not be any brown during cold temps. 'Dipped In Chocolate' is a very unique spider. The parents are Red Icicles and Incy Wincy Spider.

4.5 x 26 M Re D DOUBLE 100%  Many folks have told me this is one of  the best hose-in-hose doubles they have ever seen. It is a clear orchid pink with darker veining and creamy pink midribs. Indeed, this flower will amaze you with its clarity; Heather says it is the clearest, most intriguing pink she has ever seen.  It is wonderful and all about the color.  It also reblooms several times and has excellent scapes. Has at least 16 segments on each bloom to make it a very bold double. (Note: A must if you like to breed for quality doubles)

(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)

4 x 28 Em Re Sev  TET DOUBLE 98% Rose pink with darker veining and filagree edges outline in yellow gold above a tiny green yellow throat with  5 way branching and  30 buds. I have finally got great branching and bud count on a small tet double now. Several years ago I went to Louisville to do a program and met one of the nicest people I have ever known, Elizabeth Trotter. We have become lifelong daylily friends and this cupcake is for her and the great "Bluegrass State."

28 x 2.75 Early D Re Fr. Creamy apricot pink with a cherry red eye above a vivid lime green throat. It has 7 way branching with an average of 50 buds per scape. Has won many show awards for Best Miniature & Best In Show, an H.M.,A.M. and the Donn Fisher Award for Best Miniature. Named for Earnest Yearwood of Milledgeville, a legend in the daylily world. This flower is ranked Number 3 in the Region 5 Popularity Poll. 

(Heather Herrington 2018) 4.5 x 32 EM Re Sev. Unusual form Crispate; Light purple mauve with deep purple, triangular eye and large, bright green throat; 5 way branching 25 buds. With a name like this, what's not to like! (For those who don't know, this one is named for my son; for those of you who know him and his exuberance and enthusiasm at daylily functions, you will see why I named this daylily for him when you see it in bloom). No two blooms are exactly alike. It is a great combination of personality, color, and branching. (One Eye Willie x Windstar)

30 X 4.25 E, RE,DOR deep apple red with ruffles lined in cream and a bright green throat . Has 5 way branching with 25 buds, making it a great show flower and garden flower. Winner of 2016 AHS Achievement Medal.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 28 in., bloom 3.9 in., . Early Midseason, Rebloom, Semi-evergreen, Diploid, 20 buds, 4 branches,  Lavender rose with large purple eyezone brushed into the green throat and etched into the veins. The eye is stunning and it reblooms multiple times.  Is also a good show flower; won Best Seedling in the Dublin show.  It is named for my cat Flossie, who passed away last year.  I adopted her from the shelter in 1999 and she was extremely intelligent and loving, and was my best friend for 18 years.    (Hat`s Off to Sue × One Eye Willie)

25 x 5.5 M RE DOR This is NOT your standard red daylily. It is a brilliant and bright ketchup red bloom with a huge yellow green throat. Has 4 way branching and 19 buds. The form is full and open faced.

33 x 5.5 M Sev Re Now you can dine at your own Whistle Stop Café in your garden from the famous movie which was made here in Georgia seventy miles from our garden. This scrumptious tomato red daylily with a huge olive green throat will enhance your daylily appetite with magnificence and beauty. Great bud count Won Best Large Flower in its first show.

34" x 4 3/8", M RE SEV 4-5 branches (Green Derby x sdlg.)  This is a pale pink blend with a huge chartreuse green throat bordered on the petals by a wine purple chevron eye. I was impressed with this one when it bloomed as just a first year seedling.  I had ran out of room in my seedling beds after it sprouted from a  seed, so I had to plant it at the edge of the property near some large hardwood trees. Needless to say, I was shocked when it bloomed only after a year, despite many roots from the competing hardwood trees. Gaudy Grasshopper is a very prolific rebloomer.  It blooms from May to October here.  It is difficult to write how many buds it has because it is a bud builder, meaning the scape at first may seem to only have a certain number of buds, but more and more buds subsequently appear on the scape.  I have seen it have up to 50 buds on one scape.

(Heather Herrington 2018) 5 x 28 M Re D. Unusual form; Spatulate; Bright ruffled red with chartreuse, recessed midribs and large, bright green throat; 4 way branching 20 buds. The president of the Dublin Daylily Club said the blooms look like gloriosa lilies, thus the play on words with the name. (Festival of Apples x Green Inferno)

(Herrington-T., 2016) height 25 in., bloom 5 in., season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, 32 buds, 5 branches, Unusual Form Cascade,  Persimmon orange and yellow blend with a tiny green throat. 2016 Achievement Medal Winner. The scapes have so many buds occasionally one might have to tie it to a stick when it has multiple blooms  (Ruth Killingsworth × Yellow Pygmy)

31 x 2.875 E RE DOR  (Tinker Bell × Little Gold Nugget) This bright gold self  attracts a great deal of attention throughout the bloom season and demonstrates purity of color, spectacular showiness and overall excellence. The recurrent scapes are stately and elegant with multiple blooms. It has 9 branches with up to 50 buds and those who have seen it have stated this little gold jewel will become a classic example of a great miniature daylily. ‘Golden Raintree' represents a milestone in breeding and is ideal for any display garden to exhibit a miniature which can educate visitors about modern daylilies and how they can be used effectively in landscapes. This flower is absolutely resistant to daylily rust and thrives and looms in full sun and light shade. Golden Raintree’ offers vigorous growth, multiple bloom periods and wide adaptability ensuring it a spot in gardens from Macon, Georgia to Mayville, Michigan to Nova Scotia.

36 x 5.5 EM RE DOR This exceptional UNUSUAL FORM has the tallest scape of any I have ever registered. The color green consumes between 70-75 per cent of the banana yellow bloom. When I first observed this daylily in bloom it reminded me of a bunch of green bananas growing on a soaring banana tree. It produces multiple proliferations for me.

21 x 4.38 La D Re This powerful golden gold with cinnamon veining has very heavy substance. The 9 way branching will make a statement in the garden and a daylily show. With so much going on it is difficult to discover what it is you love the most about it without revisiting it many more times.

32 x 3.75 Em Re Sev Fr Lavender with a purple eye above a huge non fading green throat that covers 70% of the flower face. You cannot miss GREEN DERBY in the garden. Has 4 way branching and 24 buds. Best In Show winner in Dublin in 2011.

30 x 6 M D There are daylilies with green, then there is GREEN GONDOLA with its extra large green throat. This UNUSUAL FORM is best described as lime green with lavender rose edging. This elegant flower is everything wonderful. Its beauty is stunning and  hypnotic.

(Herrington-T, 2005) 25 x 4 Em D Re Fr Has perhaps the largest green throat in the widest eye ever exhibited on a small flower and is described as green lavender with a purple eye above a huge green throat. If its colors aren’t enough for you, it has 7 way branching with 28 buds & is fertile both ways. AHS Achievement Medal 2005.

24 x 3.5 Em Re Sev This small gem is breathtakingly beautiful featuring red, orange and green colors. It is described as orange with a triangular red eye and intense green throat. In our area it rebloomed into October and will be a treat in anyone’s garden! It is very rare to find an orange and green daylily.

(Herrington-K, 2011) 22 x 6.5 M Re Sev 22 x 6.5 This daylily is a 100% tetraploid DOUBLE that blooms at least 3 different set of scapes for us. It is best described as mango with pink infusion on sepals and petals. This will be the last double Katisue hybridized that will be introduced to the daylily world.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 24 in., bloom 5.75 in., Midseason Rebloom, Semi-evergreen, Tetraploid, 12 buds, 2 branches, Sculpted Relief,  Coral peach blend with large sculpted rose eye and green throat.. This daylily has a very striking appearance and reblooms several times.  As some of you may know, my mother was working to expand her tetraploid hybridizing program, and I wanted to continue that for her.  I am very selective of the tetraploids I introduce.  I feel like this is one that she would have been proud of.(Camphouse Belle × Creek Ruffles)

(Herrington-T, 2008) 25 x 4 E Re Sev A very unique flower including midribs having 4 colors; red, white, yellow and green. This flower commands attention wherever planted and has the largest red eye for any small flower I have ever hybridized. It is so huge that the overall color can best be describes as red with a pink edge above a green throat. Has great branching with 30 buds and blooms until frost at our garden. Many have said this is one of the best performing daylilies of all time. Won Best In Show Atlanta 2013, winner of the 2014 Georgia Hybridizers Award and has won Best Small Flower twice.

(Herrington-T., 2017)  height 28 in., bloom 5 in., Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Early Mid Season Diploid, 18 buds, 3 branches,  Bright red with red veining heathering into the yellow green throat, white midribs. Heather says that this is the best red she has ever seen, because it is vibrant and holds up well in the sun.  It also reblooms multiple times.  When Heather faced various challenges, Katisue would tell her, "You just pull your red wagon and don't worry about what others say." So this daylily is also a tribute to Katisue.   (Hat`s Off to Sue × Fried Green Tomatoes)

(Herrington-T, 2009) 24 x 4½ M Re D SPIDER Ratio 4:1 Chocolate red, burgundy eye and yellow throat,7-way branching.. This is a must for small spider breeders for another color besides yellow. Won Best In Show 2010.

(Heather Herrington 2018) 2.75 x 23 EM Re D. Miniature. Red purple blend with dark purple eye and veining, thin cream edge on petals, and bright green throat; 5 way branching 25 buds. The bloom appears smaller than it measures, giving it that "Oh it's so cute!" appearance. (Lollipop Kid x sdlg)

(Herrington-K, 2010) 5 x 24 L Re Sev UNUSUAL FORM Just like the 1982 hit song, JACK AND DIANE,  this imperial purple daylily will be a hit to gardeners everywhere. Why?? Not only since the distinctive well-defined markings enhance the overall appearance but because this daylily has four zones of color looking straight at you with an inner band of lavender and magnolia white traveling above a striking yellow green throat. The sepals and petals also display the magnolia white edging. The texture is smooth and has 4 way branching with 20 - 25 buds.  Fertile both ways. Named In honor of Jack and Diane Joiner, a couple who have been very devoted members of Region 5 and AHS over the years. Won Best Seedling Thomson Show 2009.

(Herrington-T, 2012) 26 x 4.5 M D This cheerful small spider is orange salmon blend with a yellow green throat. It is named for two Jacque’s I know in the daylily world; Jacque Bremers from Omaha, NE. & Jacque DeJesse from Media,PA, who came to my garden & was my inspiration for introducing it.

(Herrington-T, 2014)  4.4 x 22 M Re D. This gorgeous flower is named for a most dedicated servant for the AHS  and for a wonderful daylily enthusiast. It has an electric green throat surrounded by iridescent chartreuse leading to a gray lavender shadow  eye on a light mauve base.(It is like you  took a charcoal pencil and shaded it around the throat.)  It also has green veining inside the throat which turns into mauve on the outside colors and is heavier or darker on the midribs. You can see the shadow eye  between the throat and outside light mauve tips of the sepals and petals. One grower stated to me if you placed JULIE COVINGTON  among 500 daylilies not named you will always be able to identify it because of its distinctive  colors and features.

(Herrington-T., 2005) 26" TET 4" Midseason, SEv, RE - Paprika red with darker eye above lime green throat. (sdlg × Velvet Eyes) H.M. winner and Pop Poll winner in Region 6. This is one of my bet small flower tets. Very showy

(Heather Herrington 2013) 8 x 22 M Re D Unusual Form Crispate. My late mother grew daylilies for almost 30 years and hybridized many beautiful cultivars. If she had been a flower, she would have been this one. Her qualities of supporting AHS and being energetic, hard-working, beautiful, vibrant, and successful are mirrored in this daylily that has a pattern and color scheme framed by an elaborate and playful form. Loaded with distinction as it is a fuchsia orchid rose blend with darker veins on the petals with intense neon lime green throat outlined with a creamy white edge. It has up to 40 buds with 6-way candelabra branching that often branches even down to the bottom of the plant. It has a non-paralleled vigor and grows quite fast, just as my mother was always energetic and accomplished. It has proven to be a great garden plant as well as an excellent show flower and has won several Best Unusual Forms and Best In Shows along with an Achievement Medal. It is very prolific, resulting in a mass of blooms in a clump in about a one-year time period. 

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 25 in., bloom 9.5 in., Mid Late Season Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 20 buds, 3 branches,  Rose cinnamon with large yellow green throat and maize midribs. A very unique spider with many complementing colors and a real garden standout.   Spider Ratio:  5.1 Spider Petal Length:  1.125  Spider Petal Width:  5.75 (Wonderful Wizard of Oz × Selma Longlegs)

(Herrington-T, 2015) 27 x 6,  M RE DOR The large green throat explodes to the outer purple edges of this unusual form crispate. It has cream edges   as an additional distinctive factor  which is sure to delight any daylily connoisseur. Named for Heather Hotaling-Giglio, Amanda Jack Hotaling, & Grace Rishell,   proprietors of Willow Rock Gardens in Clayton, Delaware. They have one of the largest collections of daylilies in the U.S. These 3 ladies portrayed "The Scarecrow", "Dorothy Gale", and "The Wicked Witch of the West" at the 2015 National in Atlanta. What a thrill it was for all the attendees!

(Heather Herrington 2018) 4.75 x 28 M Re D. Unusual form cascade Brilliant chartreuse yellow with neon green throat, pale lemon midribs, and ruffled petals and sepals; 4 way branching and 20 buds. There seems to be fewer and fewer yellow daylilies on the market, so I'm glad to introduce this one because it is a focal point in the garden. When you look at the garden as a whole, your eyes are immediately drawn to this one, with its chartreuse and neon green combination. (Lime Tree Delight x Green Inferno) 

(Heather Herrington 2018) 2.9 x 27 EM Re D Pale lilac pink with darker lilac eye encircled by a fuchsia line, and bright green throat with 5 way branching and 30 buds. I like that this is a patterned mini that is dormant, for our friends in cooler areas. Reblooms multiple times here. (Lollipop Kid x sdlg)

(Herrington-H, 2015)  30"x3", E RE DOR 6 branches, 35 buds, This is a real garden standout because of its intense color, scape height, and profuse blooms.  It is a chartreuse neon yellow with lighter cream chartreuse blending into the edges with brilliant lime green throat extending two-thirds of the way onto the petals.  Has bright orange pollen which is a pretty contrast against the green.  Reblooms several times.  Excellent garden flower and show flower.  Fertile both ways.  Winner of 2015 Achievement Medal in the Savannah Show. 

(Heather Herrington 2017) 6 x 36 E Re D Unusual Form Crispate,  Peach, pink, and yellow green blend with burgundy red eye and very large, neon lime green throat; 4 way branching, 20 buds.  This very tall daylily is a garden standout.  Most of the bloom is covered with the intense lime green throat.  It is a great rebloomer also.   (Green Derby × Green Inferno)

12 x 2 7/8 Em D Re A brilliant gold self above a tiny green throat that makes an aesthetically pleasing border plant with its 22 buds and 5 way branching. The color is like an “electric bright gold” that makes everything around it just disappear to your eyes. This daylily is a perfect example of a miniature with its pleasing relationship between the foliage & the placement of branches, buds, & flowers. Fertile both ways. AHS Achievement Medal 2005, Has won Best Mini in 7 AHS Shows.

(Tim Herrington 2015) height 22 in. bloom 2.5 in., season EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 40 buds, 7 branches. It is very rare for a miniature to have the plicata effect or stipling on the bloom. The cherry red blend coloring sparkles with clarity along with darker veining above a tiny green throat with white midribs and edges. Great performer and is a fine parent with easy fertility both ways. Many miniature enthusiasts have stated to me this one is the next 'mayor'. Achievement Medal winner. (Grandpa's Little Sweetheart × Little Red Dumples)

24 x 5.5 M Sev Re A very cool and unique bloom. The main color is dark purple with a very green throat & green on the sepals. Named for a bolt of lightning that was green & spotted in a bayou on a dark Louisiana night. A model of excellence in the garden, providing a unique & blazing color.

(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-H., 2016) height 28 in., bloom 3.12 in., season Early, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 25 buds, 5 branches,  Melon and rose blend with deeper veining and melon rose eye with lime green throat and blue green foliage. 2016 Achievement Medal Winner (Halloween Green × Baby Boomer)

(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.

(Tim Herrington 2016) 24 x 3.75 M RE DOR Remember when John Wayne stepped into a room? It is the same affect when MIGHTY JIM steps into your garden! This bright yellow gold self SPIDER attracts an enormous deal of interest throughout the bloom season and demonstrates purity of color, spectacular showiness and overall excellence because of the great bud count of at least 40 and at least 6 way branching. It has a spider ratio of 4:1. As a seedling this daylily won the coveted Best-in-Show Award at the Thomson Show in 2014 with 4 open blooms (pictured on the right) which is indeed quite feat. When I saw what this flower did as a seedling I couldn't help but nickname it 'Mighty Jim' because awesome is the one word that best describes this flower and awesome is the one word to best describe its namesake, Jim Mullins from Calhoun, Georgia. Jim is one of the most accomplished and talented flower show exhibitors in the AHS. For example in 2016 Jim won the AHS Triple Crown for winning three straight Best In Shows. MIGHTY JIM is a small spider that makes a large presence in your garden and in a daylily show. Comments by an AHS Garden Judge: "This is one of the best small spiders I have ever seen in terms of its fabulous ability to display multiple blooms at one time and is destined to become a classic spider in the AHS." It produces continues scapes until frost. 

24 x 4.25 Tet Em Re Sev A very round pink with a cherry red eye, green throat, gold edging and prominent light midribs. It has 25 buds; is fertile both ways & holds well in full sun.

20 x 5.5 Em Sev Re  TET 100% Double. This extraordinary double is navajo red with a darker eye that is edged in gold. The finish and substance are saturated with a rare depth of color hardly seen in double daylilies. Has some forms of cresting on the outer whorl of the 3” petals which have a purple vein in the midribs.

(Heather Herrington 2016) 30 x 10 EM RE SEV This gorgeous SPIDER has an impressive ratio of 10:1 and is rose pink red with large green yellow throat. The blooms remind me of an octopus with long, whirly arms.

(Herrington-T, 2006) 28 x 4 EM Sev Re Ready to shake in your boots, mateys! Named for a legendary & honorable sailor from the imagination of Steven Spielberg, this daylily is the first mate of beauty and distinction wrapped in lavender-pink with a purple eye that spans to the end of the petals. Green throat and very fertile. Many have said this is one of the most distinctive eyed daylilies of all time!!!!

(Herrington-H., 2015) height 23 in., bloom 3.75 in.), season EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 30 buds, 6 branches,  Lavender mauve with deeper mauve veining and patterned eye with magenta mauve pencil line followed by a line of dark lavender blue encircling the large bluish lavender eye, green throat. (unknown × unknown) 2015 Achievement Medal Winner.

22 x 5.5 M Re D UNUSUAL FORM Keep the romance of “Gone with the Wind” alive while admiring this beauty. This flower is bound to become a classic with its huge pea green throat edged with a band of lavender fuchsia purple blend.

(Herrington-T, 2000) 23 x 4 ¼ A beautiful and well branched double. Is an EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, Double 100%, Peach with darker peach eye above green throat.

Herrington-H., 2017) height 25 in., bloom 10 in. Early Mid Season Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, 18 buds, 3 branches,  Electric peach with large green throat. The name says it all.  Spider Ratio:  5.1 Spider Petal Length:  1.125  Spider Petal Width:  5.75.

22 x 3.5 E Sev Re Seldom in a lifetime is a new daylily as thrilling as this small flower because of its intense colors, great branching, and garden showiness. It is salmon orange with a red eye and veining and a very green throat. Won an Achievement Medal in the 2013 Savannah Show. My grandson Hans named this daylily for me which is a new benchmark for color. Its beauty really is hypnotic.

(Herrington-K, 2007) 42 x 7.5 Em Re Sev Fragrant, 25 buds, 4 branches, Unusual Form Cascade, Lavender rose blend with darker chevron eye above large very green throat. GREAT BREEDER.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 24 in., bloom 2.5 in., Early Midseason Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, 23 buds, 4 branches,  Cream with multi-toned purple and magenta eye and green throat. It is so cute with its Lilliputian size and color combination. The foliage, however, is not tiny; it is regular-sized, which I like for a mini, as I don't like short foliage. (Lollipop Kid × sdlg)

(Heather Herrington 2018) 4.875 x 29 EM Re D Double Lemon yellow self with green throat, 5 way branching, 28 buds. This one has the unique combination of being a double and a spider. Has multiple rebloom scapes. It is a hard dormant, so you might think it is "gone" in the winter. (Little Lemon Twist x Lemon Chiffon Cupcake)

(Herrington-T, 2014) 26 x 4.25 EM RE DOR  The simple description of this mesmerizing daylily is green with a purple edge. The texture and substance is super with the addition of the veining in a huge neon green throat that glows from within the heart of the flower. Has 6 way branching and 24 buds. Won an AHS Achievement Medal in 2014. Definitely an advancement in hybridizing for green.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 34 in. bloom 4.4 in., Early Season ,Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, 30 buds, 7 branches, Unusual Form Crispate,  Magenta purple with deep purple eye brushed into the green throat, white midribs on petals and sepals. This daylily has a commanding garden performance.  The president of the local daylily club, Roy "Chip" Wood, saw it and especially liked it, so I wanted to name it for him.  He has a unique ability to get people together, organize shows, and promote and grow daylilies with a genuine enthusiasm that everyone admires. (Off to See the Wizard × One Eye Willie)

(Herrington-T., 2007) 2.9 x 21 Em Re D Double 100%, What a fun little double! Very distinctive miniature double with dark colored stamens. Cream with raspberry feathering eye above green throat. Great branching and bud count & with such rebloom! Great scapes for exhibitions, winning blue ribbons. Has won Best In Show twice.

(Herrington-K, 2003) 28 x 6 3/4 M Sev. If you like your daylilies dark & big, this is the one for you. A a dark burgundy red with a large yellow throat. 15 buds & 3 way branching. This is the darkest large flower we grow. Fertile both ways.

(Herrington-K, 2006) 38 x 7.5 Em Re D Ruby red SPIDER with a large green throat. ERECT scape. 26 buds & 4 way branching. Great breeder for green spiders. Fertile both ways. Won Best Spider in 8 shows.

(Herrington-H, 2015)  20 x6 1/2"  EM RE EV 3 branches, 12 buds, One of my new goals in hybridizing has been to continue my mother's hybridizing program.  She loved all shapes, sizes, and forms of daylilies, but when she passed away, she was trying to expand her large flower tetraploid hybridizing program.  So, I have been incorporating some of her cultivars into my crosses with other varieties.  Refined Elegance is one of those progenies.  It is from her Pumpkin Pie Crust x Sweet Ole Man.  I must also mention that many large flower tets do not grow well for us here, probably due to the cold winters and a milieu of other environmental factors.  Refined Elegance, however, grows very well here and is quite vigorous.  It has robust foliage and reblooms many times during the season.  It is a blend of neon peach and salmon pink with gold, heavy piecrust edging with light mauve midribs and yellow green throat.  Its unique color combination is very difficult to photograph, and photos don't do it justice.  While many tets get rust, I have never seen this one with rust.  Pod and pollen fertile.

(Herrington-T, 2012) 25 x 5.25 Em D Re Green with lavender extended onto petal tips and yellow extended onto sepal tips. When you see the spectacular green blooms you will become mesmerized by its prominence in your garden because of its unmistakable distinction. Great for breeding green daylilies! 

(Tim Herrington 2016) 21 x 7 EM RE DOR This gorgeous 7" yellow tetraploid is named for Rich and Rikki Sterrett whose garden is on the 2017 National AHS Tour. Rich is also one of the co-chairs for the 2017 AHS National Convention and Rikki is the editor of the Region 3 newsletter, The Fanfare. People that know them easily can feel their sunshine in their beautiful garden and by knowing them. This is true because they provide to the daylily world a rainbow of happiness which is a byproduct of their inner sunshine which is truly divine. RICH AND RIKKI'S SUNBEAM is sunshine yellow with creamy white midribs and ruffled edges. It has very good substance with 3 way branching and 18 buds and is highly resistant to rust.

(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) SPIDER 40 x 9.5 Em D Re This spider– (4.33:1 ratio) is one of the finest yellow spiders on the market today. A must for spider lovers! It has a faint lighter edge on both petals and sepals and has a green throat. Has 5 branches with 33 buds per scape. AHS Achievement Medal 2005.Fertile both ways & as ERECT scapes, H.M. 2011 Won Best in Show Savannah 2013.

(Tim Herrington, 2018) height 22 in., bloom 4 3/8 in., Mid season , Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 21 buds, 6 branches. This daylily is all about color and excitement. Saturday is usually 'show date' in America. I know several male daylily folks that take daylily shows extremely serious. All of them have been known to be in their garden at 3:30 a.m. with a flashlight analyzing their potential blooms for the upcoming show later that morning. A wife of one of them told me once, 'Saturdays Are For The Boys' as she observed her husband and a bunch of other grown men intensely grooming their daylilies before a daylily show. She further eluded that they were just as passionate as a fanatic Georgia Bulldog fan being engulfed with the action between the hedges at Sanford Stadium in Athens on Saturdays. {This daylily is named in honor of these men} Here are the names of just a few from Georgia ; David Arthur, Tim Bell, David Bishop, Jack Brock, Claude Carpenter, James Fennell, Mark Franklin, Winfred Huff, Michael Land, Buddy Melvin, Perry McAllum, James Mullins, Bill Waldrop, Joe Scott Watson, Stan Woo, and Chip Wood. Attention readers of this description: There are other names not listed from Georgia and throughout the United States and you or your spouse will know if you are one of the 'Saturdays Are For The Boys'. The color is a sensational dark plum purple with enhanced veining on the petals with a chartreuse throat that is also extending outward on the sepals for a very distinctive effect giving the bloom a beautiful burst effect radiating outward. You can see a color white at the end of the burst entwined into the dark plum purple color. The bloom has overlapped petals and sepals that are recurved. The flowers seem to be illuminated from within. The crisp substance and deep color hold remarkably well in the hottest sun. The foliage is arching and a fast increaser. 2018 Achievement Medal Winner. 'Saturdays Are For The Boys' is a cross of Portrait In Green x One Eye Willie.

(Herrington-T., 2007) 3.5 x 24 Em Re Sev pale lavender flower with an indigo purple eye above green throat. Has multiple blooms & blooms 4 months here. Has won Best-In-Show and division awards many times. Intense colors in the eye appear to emerge from within another & radiate toward the center of the petals.

(Herrington-H, 2015)    20"x6", EM RE EV VFr (Blackberry Cupcake x Mary Lois Burgess)  One day as I was walking through the garden, I tried to figure out where the smell of perfume was coming from.  Soon, I realized that the scent was coming from Scented Sensibility.  It is the most fragrant daylily I have ever encountered in my 33 years of growing daylilies.  Its ruffles and scent remind me of the genre of Jane Austin's novels amidst the English countryside, thus the name with the play on words.  It is a magenta rose red 100% double tetraploid with darker veining and dark purple eye and green yellow throat.  It reblooms multiple times here and has beautiful large bluish-green foliage.   I have never seen this tet with rust either.  Fertile both ways.

(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-H., 2017) height 24 in., bloom 4.5 in. Early Midseason), Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 15 buds, 3 branches,  It is difficult to describe all of the iridescent, mother-of-pearl colors in this daylily.  It is an iridescent lavender and pink polychrome with brushed overlay of peachy green with large, intense green throat. It really sparkles and also reblooms multiple times. (sdlg × Pea Green with Envy)

(Herrington-T, 2011) 26 x 5 M Re Sev The daylily is a 100% Tetraploid double with an amethyst-lavender plicata blend above a green to yellow throat. TALLAHASSEE TWO STEP is named in honor Opal Howell and Maryzell Roberts from Tallahassee. It has a 26” scape and features a small plicata effect on all the segments. Has 7 way branching and the parents are Blackberry Cupcake and Dorothy And Toto.

(Herrington-T, 2006) 35 x 5.25 EM D Re Fr. Tangerine carroty blend above a green throat. It represents a milestone in hybridizing for spider/unusual form doubles in that it has quilling effect on both the sepals and petals which is indeed very extraordinary. Fertile both ways.

(Herrington-T., 2017) Early Midseason height 19 in., bloom 2.5 in., Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 21 buds, 5 branches,  Burgundy red with darker veining and a small, yellow green throat.. (Grandpa`s Little Sweetheart × Little Red Dumples)

(Tim Herrington 2016) 30 x 7 EM RE EV This stunning 7" tetraploid is a dark burgundy red self above a green gold throat and is all about presence. Words cannot describe the impact this extra-large flower has in a garden. It has very good substance with 4 way branching and 20 buds and is highly resistant to rust.

(Herrington-T., 2017) height 20 in., bloom 2.5 in., Early Midseason Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 20 buds, 4 branches,  Pink with darker pink eye and veining, yellow green throat.. (Grandpa`s Little Sweetheart × Little Red Dumples)

(Heather Herrington 2016) 28 x 3.5 EM RE SEV Every time I see this daylily, I think of a springtime garden party, resplendent with abounding colors and the sense of camaraderie only found in a garden. It is a royal purple lavender blend with darker eye and bright green throat with a delicate line of white edging to the petals and sepals. It won an AHS Achievement Medal in 2016 at the Dublin Show. It has very good substance with 6 way branching and 30 buds.

(Herrington-K, 2001) 30x5 MReSev, TET 30 buds, 6 branches, Red with light red watermark and mayonnaise colored edge above green throat. A favorite daylily for those that grow it due to its unique appearance.

(Herrington-H, 2014)  25" x 2.87" E RE EV  25" x 2.87", 5 branches, 35 buds (Lollipop Kid x sdlg)  This has been a real knockout in the garden and in shows as well.   It is a light lavender with darker veining and lavender magenta eye encircled by a purple pencil eye with bright green throat.  To me, it looks even more mesmerizing at the end of the day after it has been in the full sun.  The foliage is robust and it blooms 4-5 months here.  I have crossed this daylily with some large flowers and gotten large flower seedlings with interesting patterns.  Named for my father, Tim Herrington, who  has a degree in Industrial Arts and is a talented builder.  Tool Man Tim won a 2014 Achievement Medal in the Savannah Show and was winner of best miniature in the 2015 Ogeechee Show.  Very fertile both ways.

22 x 3.75 M D Re Purple with a darker eye and veining, and a green throat  The scapes are phenomenally well branched with up to six way branching and up to 40 buds. Won an Achievement Medal in the 2013 Thomson. Named for three ladies, Connie Larkin, MaryAnn Pruden, & Andrea Weaver who represent the good kind of trouble where their insights are valid contributions to the organization.

(Herrington-T, 2009) 24 x 5 M Re D DOUBLE 100% Petaloid style cream pink .Vivid rosy red eyezone in the outer whorl of petals that forms a cloverleaf pattern. Smooth texture 4 way branching. Yellow-green throat.

30 x 7 Em Re Sev This orange 100% UNUSUAL FORM DOUBLE is named for my favorite character in the popular children stories when I grew up. The stories about Uncle Wiggily Longears were short in nature and taught the virtues of resourcefulness, honesty, and self-respect. The color is orange and the segments are elongated, slender and willowy. The center petaloids protrude and are ruffled. It is very difficult to find an orange double unusual form/spider type daylily.

28 x 7.1 M Re Sev Tet Named for the fictional Walter Mitty & real Walter Wall, both daring pilots. This red extra large flower has a watermark & yellow to small citron green throat with white midribs on the petals.

(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-H., 2017) height 26 in., bloom 8.5 in., Early Season,  Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, Very fragrant, 30 buds, 5 branches, Unusual Form Crispate,  Chartreuse and cream blend with large, neon green throat.  This is a prolific flower with a sweet fragrance and multiple rebloom.  The name seemed appropriate for this unusual form, and it is named for Mike and Deborah Curlin, who are members of multiple clubs in Georgia and are liked by everyone they meet.  It is also the winner of a 2017 Achievement Medal. (Oz`s Tin Man × sdlg)

(Herrington-T, 2011) 30 x 5.5 Em Re Sev Tetraploid Saturated pink peach self with fluted ruffling The color and substance are sunfast. The pod parent is Katisue’s great PUMPKIN PIE CRUST and I haven’t the slightest idea who the pollen parent is, hence the source of the name.

(Herrington-H., 2017) height 28 in., bloom 6 in., Midseason Rebloom, Evergreen, Tetraploid, 15 buds, 2 branches,  Cream with large purple eye, ruffled purple edge, and green throat.  The eye color is etched into the throat and is brushed very far onto the petals and sepals.  This is very eye catching in the garden and in a show.  The pod parent is Camphouse Belle, one of my mother's introductions which has consistently proven to be a great tetraploid.  As I have said before, I am very selective of the tetraploids I introduce, as I believe they must not just be a pretty face, but also they should be an enduring garden plant with good growing habits. (Camphouse Belle x The Dark Side)

25 x 5 M D Re Cream with large banana green throat is the official description. Unofficially is has a near green appearance and you don’t need a greenhouse to set seeds on it. This daylily is a game changer for hybridizers who want the green in their large flower program. Just as Faith Bange, from Maryland, is an inspiration to her daylilies, YOU GOTTA HAVE FAITH is an inspiration to daylily growers. Won an Achievement Medal in the 2013 Middle Georgia Show.

24 x 5 M D Re TET 98% DOUBLE Have you ever seen a bicolor double? This type of double is VERY RARE. This bicolor has petals and petaloids that are rose red and sepals that are peach. The texture is smooth. This very unique petaloid double with a flamboyant form of course had to be one of the “cupcake” series.