2015 Daylily Introductions

2025

The daylily and Japanese iris catalogs have been updated and we are now accepting orders for the 2025 season. Canadian orders can be made online through the website. We are also able to accept orders to the USA, however, any US orders should be emailed to us for processing as they cannot be made through the website (keep in mind that US orders may be subject to a 25% tarrif). USING THE CATALOG: The website catalog is fully searchable. If you're looking for a specific hybridizer just click on the box under hybridizer and choose the name from the drop down menu.

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Golden Encounter

$16.00

This daylily is a very hardy dormant with very good vigour. The 30" scapes carry the large (5.75") flowers well above the foliage. It has a 12 bud count with 3-4 way branching. The dark golden yellow flowers with their large dark burgundy/wine eye and edge stand out in the garden. A lighter pencil rim edge surrounds the dark burgundy edge on very nicely ruffled petals. Light golden yellow midribs extend out from a green/yellow throat. It combines the great plant habit of my 2011 introducton, 'Red-Edged Sunrise' with 'Gavin Petit'. $16 DF (Double Fan).

Price: $16.00

Karen Of The Lake

$15.00

This Unusual Form (Pinched Crispate) daylily is a very hardy evergreen, like its sibling Gail Guye. It is named to honour my friend, garden helper, and lover of daylilies, Karen Patterson. Since Gail and Karen are very good friends, it is appropriate that their daylilies are siblings from a cross of 'Lupita Vindaz' x 'Websters Pink Wonder'. The flowers are held just above the foliage and it blooms during the mid-late season. The flower is a dark rose pink self. There is a soft yellow star-shaped throat.

Price: $15.00

I'm No Pansy

$18.00

This is a fairly tall plant with scapes measuring 38" and a nice bud count of 18 with 4-5 way branching. The flower has very nice form and substance. It is a sandy peach with a large clear dark wine eye. The yellow throat has peach midribs extending out to feathered notches at the outer edges of the eye zone. The edges of the petals are nicely ruffled with some ruffling on the sepals. The flower is slightly scented and holds up very well in the sun and rain. There is a heavy wine edging on the ruffled petals with a lighter coloured pencil edge.

Price: $18.00

Gail Guye

$15.00

This daylily is named to honour one of my first customers (Gail Romo) and an unfailing friend and volunteer helper at our gardens, who loves daylilies. Although the plant is an evergreen, it is very hardy. It was lined out as single fans in late summer and overwintered exceptionally well with no losses and great spring growth. The flower is a medium light rose pink self. A soft lemon yellow throat forms a beautiful triangle with the lemon yellow echoed at the beginning of the sepals. A raised cream coloured midrib extends the full length of the petals.

Price: $15.00

Emerging Star

$15.00

This daylily is a beautiful dark wine purple self with a green starburst throat fading to yellow as it extends outward on the petals and sepals. A chalky violet halo on the petals and sepals encircles the star-shaped centre. A slightly raised narrow, white midrib extends to the ends of the petals. This daylily is a vigorous grower with excellent plant habit, and as a dormant is very hardy. It has a very good bud count of 18 with 6-7 way branching. Although a midseason bloomer, the high bud count helps to extend the bloom season into mid-late.

Price: $15.00

Lloyd's Hillendale Sunrise

$30.00

The flower on this plant is a stunning burnt orange with pencil-lined edges. It stands out in the garden with its very large golden yellow throat extending halfway out on the petals and sepals to form a golden star shape. The petals have ruffled edges with some ruffling exhibited on the sepals. The sepals exhibit cascading and some sculpting is visible on most blooms (ridges extending out 3/4 of the way on the petals). The flower has very heavy substance and holds up well in the rain. There is 3-5 way branching which distributes the blooms really well and it has an average bud count of 15.

Price: $30.00

Don Butler

$14.00

As a mature clump this plant stands out in the garden. It has a large 5.75" flower on 2-3 way branching with a good bud count of 15. The flower is a lemon yellow self with a wine eye and a green yellow throat. There are touches of a narrow wine edge on the petals as well as a delicate crimped edge. It is easily pod and pollen fertile and is a very hardy dormant, recovering well from early fall division.

Price: $14.00