(Davisson 2006)

Tet

32

8

SEV

Rose UF with large cream pink watermark; narrow white edge; 3 way branching, 16 buds. (Hanson seedling X All Right Already)

(Schaben 2006)

Dip

M

45

7

Dor

Unusual form (cascade) Ruffled yellow with delicate beige overlay, normally in daylilies beige means a dull muddy color, not with LARRY. LARRY'S color is always bright and pretty and attention getting. Attention getting is the thing that the Amigos do the best. LARRY constantly displays multiple blooms on tall well branched scapes. Wide 4 and 5 way branching display these huge blooms without crowding. Despite displaying multiple blooms day after day LARRY has a remarkably long bloom period sending up scape after scape. LARRY is the only really hardy cultivar I know out of  MARKED BY LYDIA, fertile both ways and a great pod setter. NORTH WIND LARRY offers unique genetics to the hybridizer (NOEL WESTON X MARKED BY LYDIA)

(Schaben 2006)

Dip

M

42

7

Dor

Unusual form (pinched crispate) MOE'S hot clear pink color on tall widely branched scapes draws visitors from across the garden like a beacon. Flaring flamboyantly above the foliage the hot pink color takes center stage over its more subtle assets such as the delicate pale eye-zone over a deep green throat, the wide 4 and 5 way branching amazing high bud count and healthy green foliage. Fertile both ways Moe is a dramatic center piece to any garden. (NORTH WIND DANCER X SUSAN WEBER)

(Hanson 2004)

Tet

M

33

6

SEV

Orchid lavender blend with orchid slate watermark above chartreuse throat; [(GUILT BY ASSOCIATION x IRVING SHULMAN) X (ALONE AT SEA x SWALLOW TAIL KITE)]

(Hanson 2000)

Tet

M Fr

72

5

DOR

Very tall yellow self with good branching, fragrant, nocturnal

(Hanson 1999)

Tet

M

25

3.25

SEV

Purple gold with maroon purple eye and chartreuse throat; (FOOLED ME X TETRA JASON SALTER)

(Shooter, J 1995)

Dip

ML Re

23

5

SEV

(Mahieu 2003)

Dip

M Noc Ext

40

7.25

DOR

Glowing red, blackish overlay; molten orange emanates from throat. Cascading and twisted spider

(Petit 2004)

Tet

M Re Fr

20

5

SEV

Cream with blue violet eye above green throat. (Magical Passes x Tet. Dragon Dreams)

(Stamile 2000)

Tet

E Re Fr UF

38

8

EV

Huge reddish orange bitone, fast grower, hardy

(Hanson 1997)

Tet

EM

32

8

SEV

Medium lavender violet, lighter watermark, chartreuse-green throat

(Shooter, F. 2008)

Tet

L Re Vfr

31

6.5

SEV

Peach with dark rose midrib above dark chartreuse throat. 18 buds, 3 branches

(Mayes, M. 2008)

Dip

EM

26

4

DOR

Deep mauve with extremely lighter band with dark mauve ring above yellow throat. (Siloam Prissy x George Jets On)

(Carpenter 2004)

Tet

M

36

8

DOR

(Knoll 1995)

Dip

M

29

4

DOR

Pale cream-peach, crimson eye and edge, chartreuse throat. Excellent bud count

Carr 2000)

Tet

M Re

25

6

EV

Glowing orange coral blend with wire gold edge above yellow greeen throat. (sdlg x Ida's Magic) 20 buds, 2 branches

(Herrington T. 2007)

EM

28

4

SEV

Hanson, C. 2000)

Tet

M Re

50

8

DOR

UFO Cascade-Spatulate. Golden yellow self above gold thrat. ((sdlg x Summer Air) x Tet. Altissimo)

(Goldner-Webster 2007)

Tet

L UF

32

9

SEV

Fragrant, 5 buds, 4 branches, UFo Crispate ,  Blended orange with dark red orange halo above bright yellow to green throat. (sdlg × sdlg)

(George T. 2007)

Tet

EM Re

60

11

SEV

Dip

EE Re

24

4.5

DOR

(Stamile 2005)

Tet

E Re Fra Spdr

40

10

EV

Beautiful true orchid spider. Subtle blends of clear pink and clear lavender.13.5" wingspan, 5-way branching with 40-45 buds.

(Salter, E 2003)

Tet

M Re

28

4

SEV

(Reed, 2005)

Dip

ML

60

6

DOR

Tall! Clear lavender pink on tall scapes. Lavender is set of by cream midribs and throat; gently recurved and ruffled. Bud-builder

(Shooter, E. 2003)

Dip

ML Re

39

6.5

SEV

Deep green throat radiating to chartreuse. Washed blue-purple halo, light plum petals, wide cream lavender midribs and light yellow midlines on sepals. 3-way branching, 17 buds.

(Hite-Davisson 2000)

Tet

Re Fr Poly UFO

30

10

Yellow UF that polytepals 50% of the time. Fertile both ways. Hardy.

(Salter E. 2002)

Dip

M Re

20

3

EV

Pale rose lavender w/lrg violet to aqua blue eye

(Stevens 1976)

Tet

EM

22

5

DOR

Bright, deep burnt-orange with orange midribs and huge mahogany-red eye zone and throat

(Salter E 2005)

Dip

M Re

26

3

EV

A light to medium lavender flower with a very triangular eye of violet with a hint of blue violet and a bright green throat.  The form of this flower is what sets it apart.  It has very narrow petals and has been a great parent for small unusual forms.  Well branched scapes.  Fertile

(Trimmer, D. 2004)

Tet

EM Re

25

4.25

EV

(Murphy 2010)

Dip

ML Fr

44

7

DOR

UFO Cascade. Light pink and stippled cream, light green throat, ruffled edge. (Margo Reed Indeed x Heavenly Curls) 24 buds, 3 branches.

(Rice 2004)

Tet

ML

26

5.5

DOR

Purple bitone with cream watermark and silver edge above green throat; (ANGEL'S BRAID X MOUNTAIN MAJESTY)

(Munson 1986)

Tet

M Re Fr Ext.

26

6

SEV

Ruffled ivory-pink petals with darker pink flush , precise rose-pink eye zone and creamy-chartreuse throat

(Stamile 2002)

Tet

EM Re Fra

25

4

EV

Clean, clear luminescent yellow with a black eye and black picotee. Throat is a dollop of deep emerald green. The overall effect os astounding. It opens early and flat and possesses excellent substance.

(Cochenour 2010)

Dip

M

32

5

Sev

Pink self above large bright green throat. (Mini Skirt x Skinwalker) 11 buds, 2 branches.

(Morss 1983)

Tet

E

24

6

SEV

Cream peach with layered violet eye and green throat.

(Morss 1983)

Tet

EM Re

32

6

SEV

Peach with silver lavender base, huge burgundy-red eye

(Moldovan 2005)

Tet

M UFO

36

6

DOR

This rather narrow, lilting Chinese yellow, RHS 20A, daylily varies considerably in form from blossom to blossom easily fitting into the UFO class of daylilies. Further, it presents a “pirouette en pointe” movement in many of its blossom. It will often have two petals held up over the center of the flower like in outstretched arms placed overhead. This very lovely, strikingly shaded yellow approaches but does not meet standards of the spider class but does resemble them. PARALLAX VIEW is quite fertile both ways but is selective as to what it will set seed with. It has been used to cross with lavenders, pinks and purple varieties as well as the obvious due to its Mandarin Moon heritage: [(Inca Torch x Silk And Honey) X (Mary Moldovan x induced: (Kwan Yin x Catherine Woodbury))]

(Trimmer, D. 2004)

Tet

EM Re Fr

26

5.5

EV

Pink red with red eye above intense lime green throat. ((Raspberry Beret x Dan Mahony) x Tet. Connie Burton) 22 buds, 3 branches.

(Apps 1995)

Dip

M

26

2.5

DOR

Purple overlaid blue-blue with violet band and yellow-green throat; [(LITTLE GRAPETTE x MONICA MARIE) X (sdlg x LITTLE SQUIZ)]

(Sayers 1999)

Tet

32

6

SEV

Bright  lipstick red with lighter red eye,  3/4" ruffled, light  gold edge, yellow green throat, and light midribs. Tetraploid.  6" flower, 32" high, hardy semi  evergreen to dormant . Self mulching like some species.  Bloomed full  double the first year, single second year and after.  4-way branching and  bud count of 35 in my garden. Very pollen fertile but not easy pod parent.  Has been throwing great seedlings.  This is a great garden plant as well as being very distinctive

(Holley 2006)

Dip

M Re double

20

30

SEV

Strawberry pink color is set off with a red eye and bright green throat. The flowers look like little pompoms clustered over beautiful foliage. The plant is perfectly proportioned to the flowers. Fertile both ways; -way branching, 15-20 buds; (Penny Pinsley x Little Dreamer)

(Stamile G. 1991)

Dip

M

14

2.75

DOR

Round and lightly ruffled blend of soft lavender and pink with creamy blue-grey eye zone and tiny green throat. Lovely mini - good edging plant.

(Payne 2004)

Dip

EM Re UF

28

7

EV

(Salter, E 2008)

Tet

EM Re Fr

26

4

SEV

Lavender plum with cream lavender eye above green throat

(Doorakian 2011)

Dip

ML Re

30

7

DOR

Light pink lavender bitone with very light pink edge.

(Shooter E. 2007)

Dip

M Re

23

5

DOR

A medium purple with a ruffled blue-gray-lavender ¼” edge and a large round halo giving the flower a stormy blue appeal. The green throat becomes a bright yellow as it meets the eye. Lighter purple sepals have a pencil light blue-lavender watermark. Form is full, triangular and slightly recurved. Three-way branching and 19 buds.

(Murphy, J.P. 2007)

Dip

E Re Fr

43

6

DOR

Golden tan with burgundy eye above chartreuse throat. (Easy Ned x Helga Bjornerud Burkey) 27 buds, 4 branches.

(Apps 1999)

Dip

ML

43

2.75

DOR

Golden bronze orange red bicolor with orange red eye above yellow throat; (CAROLUS X GOLDEN CHIMES)

(Hager 1987)

Dip

EE Re

10

1.5

DOR

Light yellow self with deeper yellow throat; [PIZZA X (DAILY BREAD x BITSY)]

(Shooter, E. 2011)

Dip

M Re Fr Noc

43

7.5

SEV

An early blooming spatulate with a deep green throat extending to chartreuse lemon. The grape-purple sepas are splashed with lemon edgings and tips. The lavender petals have grape stippling and a touch of veining. Timps of petals are an elegant cream with light feather ruffling. Form is open and recurved. (Crackling Fire x sdlg) 23 buds, 5 branches

(CRIBB, 2002)

Dip

M UFo Crispate

30

8

EV

Dark rose self above large yellow throat. (Peacock Maiden X Wind Frills) 16 buds, 3 branches

(Lovell, D 2004)

Dip

EM

22

5

SEV

15 buds, 3 branches,  Cream white blend with magenta strips above yellow to green throat. (TOP BILLING X JOAN SENIOR)

(Ccarpenter, J. 2007)

Dip

E Re Fr

28

6

EV

Rose red with deeper eye above green throat. (sdlg x Peppermint Delight) 26 buds, 5 branches.

(Lorrain/Lycett 2005)

Tet

L Fr

36

6

DOR

Purple burgundy with lavender slate blue watermark above chartreuse throat. 26 buds, 5 branches.

(Stevens 1945)

Dip

EM

30

(Munson 1988)

Tet

EM Re

24

5

SEV

Very lightly ruffled and wide open deep purple with bold blue-violet halo and large and startling ivory eye zone Unique, dramatic. Likes heat.

(Hanson 1999)

Tet

ML

46

6

SEV

Deep claret, bright green throat

(WESTON-J., 2004)

Dip

M

22

3.75

DOR

17 buds, 3 branches,  Lavender pink with red watermark and light yellow eye and edge above chartreuse throat. (sdlg X sdlg)

(Shooter, E. 2011)

Dip

ML Re Noc

43

8.5

DOR

This Spider has a bright green throat leading to an eyezone that is indio, raspberry and lavender smoke all fused into one. The vibrant purple petals are strong with golden-orange edging. Diamond dusted. Form is open with pig-tail curled sepals and recurved pinched petals. (Fly Like An Eagle x Dance To The Music) 18 buds, 4 branches.

(Norris 2008)

Dip

M

26

5

DOR

(Anderson, H. 2007)

Dip

E Re

21

3.3

SEV

Flesh with wine eye above green throat.

(Olson, E 2003)

Tet

M

32

9

SEV

Mauve pink with slightly darker eye and edge; sibling to FISHERS OF MEN

(Derrow, M 2006)

Dip

Pink, with whitish stripes

(Shooter, F 2009)

Tet

M Re Fr

35

6

SEV

Gold orange with large reddish eye above green heart throat. 22 buds, 4 branches.

(Salter 1997)

Tet

M Re

26

5

SEV

Medium purple with bold black purple eye and yellow-green throat.

(Salter 1991)

Tet

EM

28

6

EV

Well-known large ivory-cream is finely edged with purple and has broad rosy-plum eye zone and yellow-green throat (parent of Fleeting Fancy)

(Petit 1999)

Tet

M

27

6

SEV

Lavender pink, maroon eye and pleated green throat. Petals have darker picotee edge with gold hooks.

(Salter, E 2008)

Dip

(Stamile, G 1998)

Dip

M Re

21

2.5

SEV

Mauve purple with blue lavender watermark edged in fuchsia above a green throat. (DREAM A LITTLE X LADY BLUE EYES); 16 buds, 3 branches

(Reed 1996)

Dip

EM Spider

42

7

SEV

Spider Ratio 4.80:1,  Dark purple self with lemon throat.

(Shooter 2002)

Tet

M Re

33

5.5

DOR

Medium velvety black purple, with gleaming yellow teeth along the edges. Center is a cloverleaf pattern of chrome yellow with a light green heart. Sepals have a creamy yellow hairline edge. Purple stamen and black veins . Form is semi-flat, overlapped and triangular. All segments arch and recurve at the tips. Velvety texture, heavy substance that really withstands the hot sun. Very ruffled, bubbled, fringed and toothed. Sepals sport tiny gathered ruffles. Four-way branching with 20-24 Buds.

(Harris 2002)

Dip

E UFO

30

4.5

SEV

Narrow, light plum with white edge on all segments and yellow to chartreuse green throat. 3-way branching.

(Salter, E 2005)

Tet

EM Re

28

4

EV

Lavender with cream ivory washed violet eye above yellow green throat; fertile

(Winniford 1985)

Dip

E

22

3

SEV

Dark purple self with green throat. (BLACK BART X sdlg)

(Kent 2007)

Tet

ML

38

7

DOR

(Hanson 2000)

Tet

ML

36

5.5

SEV

Delicately ruffled deep lavender

(Jasinski 2002)

Tet

M

29

6

SEV

Light rose red polychrome with red eye and cream yellow edge above green throat. (((Baja x ussian Rhapsody) x (Baja x Nile Flower)) x (Brat Alber x (Hudson Valley x Douglas Dale)))

(Davisson 2008)

(Couturier 1998)

Dip

M Re

38

7.5

SEV

pale cream pink with narrow golden yellow eye and dark pea green throat; (IVELYN BROWN X sdlg)

(Anderson, H. 2008)

Dip

E Re

25

3.75

EV

Deep mauve blend wiht blueish mauve eye and white edge above gold to green thraot. 20 buds, 3 branches.

(Reed 2001)

Dip

M

30

6

DOR

Cream pink with dark rose eyezone, dormant, diploid, unusual form, very recurved, cascading crispate.

(Hanson 2005)

Tet

EM

30

5

SEV

Watercolor blend of soothing rose pink, with a soft blush watermark halo blending into lime-green throat; undulating ruffles edged in a delicate gold thread

(Shooter, E. 2009) Fall

Dip

M Re VFr

33

5.25

SEV

Lavender rose hue with blue navy raspberry watermark above chartreuse green throat. 25 buds, 3 branches.

(Stamile, G 2006) Fall

Dip

EM Re Dble

13

2.25

SEV

Double rose pink, white tipped sepals, lighter edged petals

(Hanson 1994)

Tet

M

34

8

DOR

Garish orange with hues of tangerine and curry, subtle green throat. Flowers often exceed 8" and form is very widespread, reflexed and triangular. Gently ruffled petals are pinched, or quilled symmetrically along the midribs, only to flatten again near the tips. Sepals twist and roll, creating a very graceful effect. Tall, erect scapes with wide four to five-way branching and very nice bud count.

(Salter 1990)

Tet

EM

28

5.5

SEV

Deep royal purple with a large yellow-green throat

(Herrington, K. 2008)

Tet

M Re Fr

22

6

SEV

Double 100%, Rose pink with gold edge above green throat. (B.B. and Ed x Dorothy and Toto) 20 buds, 5 branches.

(Hansen 2002)

Dip

M Re

28

3

EV

(Anderson, H. 2008)

Dip

M

30

2.62

EV

(Morss 2004)

Tet

EE Re Ext

36

5.5

EV

(Anderson, H. 2008)

Dip

M

30

3.5

EV

Mauve purple bitone above green throat. 12 buds, 2 branches

(Mahieu 2003)

Dip

M Noc Ext Fr

33

11.5

DOR

Spatulate UF; gorgeous violet , purple blue band on petals and ruffled cream picotee on all segments; diamond dusted , chartreuse throat

(Hansen 2007)

Tet

E

33

10

EV

Huge narrow bitone Purple with rose watermark and yellow to green throat. Flower is edged in white! Petals pinch and sepals quill often. BC 14. Strap these on your feet and see if you don’t fly around your garden! Difficult pod parent! strong rebloomer; (((TOOTH x LEARNING TO FLY) X NIGHT RAPTURE) X HANG SIX) 

(Erickson, P. 2002)

Dip

ML Fr

18

3

DOR

Pale pink with light rose eye and white midrib above yellow green throat. (Langley Liz x Siloam Ury Winniford) 20 buds, 3 branches.

(Lorrain 2000)

Tet

M

25

5.5

DOR

Lavender purple with large pinkish watermark

(Owen 2008)

Tet

M UF

28

7.5

DOR

Tubular sepals with deep saturation for emphasis; cloud-white edging on all segments. Petals reliably recurve and pinch beautifully, making the form quite 3-dimensional to see in person... especially enhanced because of the fact that all 6 segments are clearly free from each other. The large throat extends quite far, and the vestige Munson wash enhances this feature quite beautifully; 3 branches, 21 bloom count, pod fertile, pollen fertile; pod-parent is {(Grand Palais x Respighi) X Wispy Rays}; pollen-parent is Higher Ambition

(Mahieu 2003)

Dip

ML Re Noc Ext vFr

32

7.5

SEV

Petals are pale taupe overlaid with light violet adorned with very large blue-violet chevron bands edged in dark violet; sepals are creamy lemon stippled with pink lavender

(Stamile 1996)

Tet

EM Re Fra Ext

28

4.5

DOR

Cream with lavender violet multicolour patterned eye and yellow green throat

(Culver, B. 2008)

Tet

M

35

5.5

DOR

Rose coral blend with pink midribs above vivid green thraot. (Bombay Silk x Jade Pincess) 22 buds, 4 bracnhes.

(Hanson 2007)

Tet

M

26

6

SEV

Sculptural sandstone pink thru orange. [(Ruffled Dude × Palace of Lights) × Anatomy of Change]

(Shooter J. 2007)

Dip

M Re

27

6.75

SEV

Bright pastel hues make this flower unique. The bright peach-tangerine petals and sepals are highlighted by a deep bright green throat extending to a passionate speckled golden lavender painted eyezone. Extremely diamond dusted with superb overlapped and flat form. Heavy substance. Very loose and wavy ruffles. Four-way branching, 16 buds.

(Schwarz, R 2000)

Tet

M

64

8

DOR

Tall yellow

(George 2001)

Tet

EM Re UFO

30

8.5

SEV

Raspberry self, yellow green throat

(Brooker 2006)

Tet

26

5

SEV

(Carpenter, J. 2003)

Dip

EM Re Fr

22

5.5

EV

Cream with red eye above green throat. (Carolina Cutie x Unknown) 25 buds, 4 branches

(Stamile 2003)

Tet

EM Re

35

6

EV

Triangular bright orange with huge velvety crimson red eye and edge. Huge blooms on tall scapes. 6-way branching, 30-35 buds.

(HEINEMANN-V. 1966)

Dip

ML

24

2.5

DOR

Red self; (RINGLETS X LILLIPUT)

(Blanton, JR 2006)

Dip

M Re

24

3.5

SEV

Red/orange with red stippling, blooms right up to frost; bud builder, 35 buds, 3-4 way branching

(Stamile 1988)

Tet

L

26

6

DOR

A true late bloomer. Ruffled deep burgundy-purple with a splashy cream eye zone and tiny green throat. Likes heat.

(Stamile, P. 2003)

Tet

E Re

24

5.75

SEV

Pink self above green throat. ((Poetic Voice x Shimmering Elegance) x (Ed Brown x Musical Medley))

(Schwarz 2003)

Tet

EM UF

34

6

DOR

Purple self above light green throat; (CAMEROONS X TETRA DIABOLIQUE)

(Herr, D. 2004)

Tet

E

35

5.5

DOR

Orichid lavender with yellow edge and throat. (Knights in White Satin x Spacecoast Starburst) 40 buds, 6 branches.

(Mahieu 2003)

Dip

ML Noc Ext vFr

70

6.5

DOR

Bitone - smoky violet petals with darker purple chevron band; VERY TALL

(Salter, E. 2007)

Dip

M Re

20

3.5

SEV

(Hansen 1999)

Tet

EM Re

24

5.25

SEV

Red with ivory edge

(Mahieu 2003)

Dip

ML Fr

48

6.5

DOR

Coppery red with blue sheen and darker oxblood band; sepals are pinched and hooked; throat is cadmium yellow to olive green

(Hansen 1990)

Dip

EM Re

28

6

EV

Light pink with large dark cranberry eye, green throat

(Herrignton, K. 2005)

Dip

EM Re

40

9.5

DOR

Spider Ratio 4.33:1, Bright yellow with lighter edge above green thraot. (sdlg x Banana Pepper Spider) 33 buds, 5 branches.

(Childs 1982)

Dip

M Re

28

6

DOR

Violet and blue purple reverse bitone with green throat. Sibling of Trahlyta

(Hudson E, 1984)

Dip

M Re

16

1.75

SEV

Red self, green throat

(Mahieu 2005)

Dip

ML Noc Fr Ext

54

8.5

DOR

Cattleya orchid-like blooms; fragrant flowers are a glittering, diamond-dusted white with ruffled petals, recurved sepals and lemon-chartreuse throat

(Salter E. 2001)

Dip

M Re

26

3.75

SEV

Bright rose flower with large bold eye of bright scarlet rose-red, large green throat

(Lycett/Lorraine 2007)

Tet

ML Re Fr

36

6

DOR

Cherry scarlet with white washed scarlet halo (Vera Biaglow x (Cherry Chapeau x Grand Palais)) x Ida's Magic) 20 buds, 4 branches.

(Cochenour 2003)

Tet

EM

35

8

DOR

Bright orange with red orange eye and orange throat; (PRIMAL SCREAM X OUTRAGEOUS)

(Branham 1991)

Dip

ML

30

7.5

DOR

Orange spider with orange red halo above gold throat; (JERSEY SPIDER X FOOLSCAP)

(Wilkerson 2007)

Tet

M Re

32

8

SEV

(Salter, E 1993)

Dip

M Re

18

2.5

SEV

Lavender with silver lavender blue eyezone above green throat

(Santa Lucia 1990)

Dip

M Re

24

5.5

DOR

Cream to pale lavender with deeper lavender edge and yellow-green throat. Very hardy.

(Goldner 2000)

Dip

M Fr Ext

72

7

DOR

Yellow polychrome

(Hanson 2004)

Tet

ML

33

4

SEV

Deep grape violet with a misty orchid watermark boldly imprinted upon the round flat flowers; 4way branching.

(Murphy 2005)

Dip

ML Re

44

5.5

DOR

Purple blooms with a black watermark, and tiny white edge, yellow throat, green heart; Trahlyta as a grandparent.

(Sobeck 2005)

Dip

L

40

4.5

DOR

Bright red self above green yellow throat. (August Flame x (Pardon Me x Olallie Late Red))

(Shooter, F 2009)

Tet

M Noc Fr Ext

34

7

SEV

Electric green throat extending to chartreuse. The bright red center of the petals wave amongst creamy apricot. Feathering veins of light raspberry extend to the rippled gold edging. Sepals are apricot with a touch of crimson red for flare. Pink midribs and diamond dusting enhance this beauty. Pinched petals and recurving sepals give a cool effect by lifting up on the edges. Seven-way branching, 38 buds

(Munson, 1988)

Tet

EM Re

20

5

EV

Pink self, green throat

(Owen 2010)

Tet

EM Re

29

7.5

SEV

Very light lemon yellow with deep large purple eye and charcoal watermark banding above green throat. ((Moonlit Masquerade x Sabine Baur) x Blueberry Lemonade) 24 buds, 4 branches

(Hanson fall 2008)

Tet

M

24

SEV

Dramatic sculptural form; (Don't Touch Me There X Anatomy Of Change); Sib to Sacco And Vanzetti

(Salter, E 1996)

Tet

EM Re

28

3.5

EV

Pink blend with light pink halo

(Henry 1989)

Dip

EM

16

3

DOR

Orchid bitone with light orchid penciled eyezone and green throat

(Henry 1991)

Dip

EM

20

3

DOR

Rose purple with smoky purple eyezone above green throat

(Henry 1984)

Dip

EM

14

2.125

DOR

Red with deeper red halo and green throat

(Henry 1988)

Dip

ML

18

2.25

DOR

Orchid bitone with purple eyezone and green throat

(Henry 1978)

Dip

M Re

18

4

DOR

Purple blooms with smokey plum eye, tiny green throat. Long blooming.

(Henry 1981)

Dip

M

18

3.75

DOR

Pale ivory-pink, bold red eye zone , green throat

(Henry 1981)

Dip

ML Fr

20

2.75

DOR

Orchid purple, dark purple eye

(Henry 1984)

Dip

M

14

3

DOR

Blue purple blend with deep purple and smoky blue eyezone above green throat

(Reinke, J. 2004)

Dip

M Fr

32

7.5

SEV

Unusual form Crispate. Lavender with silvery blue edge above deep green extending to creamy yellow center throat. (Indian Giver x(Karen's Curls x Tomorrow's Song)) 21 buds, 3 branches.

(Shooter, E. 2009)

Dip

ML Noc

33

5.75

DOR

A rich purple with a green chartreuse throat leading to a bright purple eyezone. Darker purple veining. The silvery edges are enhanced by gentle rushing ruffles. Form is overlapped with a spinning recurve. 16 buds, 3 branches.

(Shooter, E. 2011)

Dip

M Re Noc

34

7.25

DOR

Unique bitone with a great balance of color and clarity. The green heart extends to a chartreuse throat. Lavender-rose petals have a deeper eye and darker lavender veining. Creamy edges loop, twist and curl. Form is triangular and overlapped. Pod Fertile. (Stoking The Fire x sdlg) 24 buds, 5 branches.

(Scott, E. 2004)

Tet

E Re Fr

32

7.5

EV

Cream with lavender etched eye above greent hraot. (Lonsome Dove x Diane Joiner) 23 buds, 4 branches