Introductions
Wayne has hand selected his finest quality introductions that are as beautiful as they are unique.
A labor of love that we now present to you, and are available for purchase to add to your collection!
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Dawn Catherine 2010 |
Grape jelly purple. Captures the spirit of our oldest daughter. Regal, not only in color, but also in stature, this 44 inch tall, 7 inch flower can be seen from across the garden.
Beginning with a tiny apple green center, the throat dramatically changes to yellow, then to near white, as it triangulates across the flower ending in the extended white ribs. The bluish lavender watermark adds a touch of the unexpected.
Three way branching with a 12 to 15 bud count, allows an extended bloom time. Gently ruffled with a dramatic recurve, Dawn Catherine epitomizes beauty in real life as well as in the garden. | Not yet ready for sale. | Contact us for more info. |
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Fate's Fortune 2006 |
Color is Pink/Rose with Coral overtones. Darker rose
colored watermark. Light pink ribs. Edged in deep rose with tight
ruffling. Yellow/gold to apple green throat. BLOOM DIAMETER: 5.5 SCAPE HEIGHT: 38 BRANCHES: 4 BUDS: 25 BLOOM SEASON: Mid Late PLOIDY: Tetraploid BLOOM CHARACTISTIC: Diurnial FOLIAGE: Dormant |
$10 Double Fan | |
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Gianna Alice 2010 | In 2009 we became grandparents to Gianna Alice, and when this daylily bloomed in all its beauty, we knew it would bear her name. Only 24 inches tall, this soft rosy pink double daylily, with darker veining, is 6 inches across. There are light pink, slightly raised ribs and a tiny apple green throat. A bud count of 10 is supported on two way branching. This is the most popular double daylily in our garden! Every bud on this plant produced a big, double flower. The intense heat had no effect on this flower. Gianna Alice is a proven winner in our garden. | Not yet ready for sale. | Contact us for more info. |
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Hosta Shark Skin 2009 | Our first foray into the wonderful world of Hosta! Shark Skin is a sport of Garden Treasure! Shark Skin is named so because of its iridescence in the sunlight! Variations in its color appear in the breeze and sunlight. Like the skin of the shark that it is named for, shades of greens and blues appear washing across the leaf surface. A large hosta, with growth up to 28" tall by 48-54" across, this intriguing plant has leaves of light green/chartreuse that measure 6.5" wide by 9.5" long. Leaves are roundish with heavy corrugation and are cupped. In the landscape, this nicely clumping hosta is a show stopper! | Sold Out. | Contact us for more info. |
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Impressions of Lana 2008 | We present to you "Impressions of Lana" named for Lana of Columbus, OH by her sister, Kendra. ÊLana's red hair and love of Impressionistic paintings inspired Kendra to honor her sister with this fabulous daylily named in her honor. Chosen for its intense, radiant color, and the look of being freshly painted, this very hot, red/orange petal, with bright gold to tiny green throat has a wonderful white edge. This flower has great substance, pretty, pretty ruffling and a raised rib. Ê32", 6" flower, E-TET-SEV. | Display Only | Contact us for more info. |
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John-Paul 2010 | Named after our son-in-law, who can be seen digging for customers in the field on some weekends, this daylily stands tall! 54inches handles adverse weather conditions and is a beacon in the garden. Very vibrant pale yellow with near pure white ribs, this 9 inch flower maintains its good looks even in the most trying temperatures. Simple 2 way branching, provides this high bud count flower to display itself with a slight recurve of its crispate petals. Extremely fragrant with a wonderful sweet aroma. | Not yet ready for sale. | Contact us for more info. |
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Marty "Double Down" 2010 | Our oldest child and only son, Martin, chose this flower as his namesake because of its unusual color and form. Marty Double Down is best described as a 4.5 inch, washed orange with a maroon eye double daylily. Boasting darker veining, a raised white rib, ruffled with a tiny apple green throat that changes to brilliant gold as it rushes up to the maroon eye zone. This stand out bloom has two way branching with an average bud count of 10 buds on more than a normal number of scapes. Marty loves a relaxed game of cards hence the name of this 30 inch beauty. You won't lose with this winner! Well received and appreciated by garden visitors, we decided to introduce the world to Marty Double Down! | $35 Double Fan | |
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Melanie Christine 2010 | As bright and bubbly as its namesake and our youngest daughter, this daylily has a habit of stopping garden visitors in their tracks. A hot sun, yellow gold throat, radiates onto the petals where it infuses itself with pink in a fashion that almost takes your breath away. The raised ribs lead you to look at the gold picotee edge that takes your eye back to the sculptural, in-turned petal edge, that ends back in the throat. This dramatic daylily is 32 inches tall, has a 5 inch flower that stands well off the 3 way branching. High bud counts of 15 are not unusual. | $35 | |
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Mourning Tears 2010 | This flower greeted us one misty, reflective morning. Its color evoked memories of several people who touched our lives and are dearly missed. A flower this beautiful with those type of memories brings on tears for us sentimental people. This bloom is a tightly recurved, 5 inch, very dark red violet, with a velvet look and feel. Excellent substance to the flower. Mourning Tears sports a much darker watermark above a very small apple green to yellow throat that further pierces each rib slightly unto each petal. Standing 40 inches tall, this flower exhibits 4 way branching and a high bud count of 15. We are pleased to introduce this flower, thinking about those who set us on this path and remembering those that mean so much to us. | $35 | |
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Richard Alan 2010 | Rick, our son-in-law, chose this flower because it reflects his Paraguayan Latin blood-lines. With a deep, dark purple that dramatically changes to a near black/dark chocolate brown in the heat of the day. With a very small apple green throat, that changes to brilliant yellow as it fades into the even darker, almost black eye zone, this 5 inch, ruffled and slightly recurved daylily, stands at 32 inches with 3 way branching and a bud count of 11. Many visitors want a fan or two of this wildly mesmerizing daylily named for another accomplished Daylily Weekend Digger! | $35 | |
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Rita Anne 2010 | Named for the Daylily Lady herself and her favorite color, this Hot Coral and Orange blend shines in the garden! Rises 32 inches high where 5.5 inch flowers bloom on 3 way branching with a high bud count of 15! This color is as hot as those summer days, and makes a bold statement in the garden. | $35 | |
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Splat 2006 |
Yellow/Gold self. Petals are pinched and will crispate.
Slight ruffling on petals. Visible veining. Whole flower cascades. 46"
tall with an 11" flower. (This flower measures 12.25" unfurled!)
BLOOM DIAMETER: 11 SCAPE HEIGHT: 48 BRANCHES: 3 BUDS: 15 BLOOM SEASON: Mid Late PLOIDY: Diploid BLOOM CHARACTISTIC: Diurnial FOLIAGE: Dormant FRAGRANCE: Fragrant |
$10 Double Fan | |
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Stolen Glances 2006 |
Color is an orange creamsicle with pink infusion, White
raised rib, ruffled with a gold thread along the extreme edge. Throat is
green apple.
BLOOM DIAMETER: 6.5 SCAPE HEIGHT: 36 BRANCHES: 3 BUDS: 12 BLOOM SEASON: Early MidSeason PLOIDY: Tetraploid BLOOM CHARACTISTIC: Diurnial FOLIAGE: Dormant |
$10 Double Fan | |
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Queen of Salsa 2010 |
Hot orange & red blend. Best described as "tye-dye" look.
Corrugated, ruffled edges, triangular shape, darker red watermark w/ red
veining. Throat is yellow/gold to a tiny apple green.
BLOOM DIAMETER: 6.5 SCAPE HEIGHT: 30 BRANCHES: 3 BUDS: 12 BLOOM SEASON: MidSeason PLOIDY: Diploid BLOOM CHARACTISTIC: Diurnial FOLIAGE: Semi-Evergreen |
$15 Double Fan |