Hemerocallis hybride Edge of Darkness
In midsummer, ‘Ed Murray’ bears many small flowers of dark red with green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from neat clumps of green strap-like leaves that become dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Ed Murray
In midsummer, ‘Ed Murray’ bears many small flowers of dark red with green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from neat clumps of green strap-like leaves that become dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Edge Ahead
In midsummer, ‘Edge Ahead’ offers many lavender flowers with darker lavender edges, purple eyezones and green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that become dormant in winter. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride El Desperado
Late in the season, ‘El Desperado’ offers many butter yellow flowers with wine purple edges and eyezones and yellow-green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that become dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Elegant Candy
In early to midsummer, ‘Elegant Candy’ offers many fragrant, pink flowers with rose eyezones, green throats and ruffled edges. They are day-blooming and arise from neat clumps of green strap-like leaves that become dormant in winter. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Eskimo Kisses
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Hemerocallis hybride Enchanted April
A bold gold braided lavender-pink bitone flower which is always in great demand! Reblooms into the late bloom season oftentimes with 40 or more buds per scape. A great parent! Universally grown! See the High-Res image for a nice clump shot

Hemerocallis hybride Erin Prairy

Hemerocallis hybride Festive Art

Hemerocallis hybride Final Touch
‘Final Touch’ is a large-sized daylily which produces an abundance of triangular, pink and lavender flowers with yellow-green throats, ruffled petals margins and white midribs in the mid to late summer. Final Touch is vigorous, long-blooming and a re-bloomer, tolerant to a wide variety of soils and only needs dividing every few years.

Hemerocallis hybride Flava
This plant is suitable for the ornamental garden. She has striking leaf, flower, or shape and is easy to combine. Requires a sunny spot and well drained, rich soil. This plant is very suitable to combine with the “basic plants. Was originally a meadow plant ‘and therefore particularly suited to heavier soils and occasionally wet soil

Hemerocallis hybride Fooled me
Beautiful in flower size, shape and form, the Fooled Me daylily one of the best modern selections. The daylily is a popular perennial revered for its reliability, ease of growth and floral beauty. The hybrid tetraploid ‘Fooled Me’ produces atop a tall stem called a scape in very late spring to midsummer over an extended period. The six round, petal-like tepals overlap and have minute ruffles on their edges. Each tepal is rich golden yellow with a red arching band. 

Hemerocallis hybride Forty Second street
This stunning double-flowered, bicolor is a rebloomer that regales you with one heavy flush of color in early to midsummer, then reappears at the end of the season for an encore!

Hemerocallis hybride Frozen Jade
Dormant Big blooms of light lemon yellow - a very fragrant variety, winner of the L. Ernest Plouf Fragrance

Hemerocallis hybride Frans Hals
In mid to late summer, the pretty ‘Frans Hals’ offers starry flowers with alternating rusty yellow red and yellow tepals. They are day-blooming and arise from robust clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Fulva
This is the only rhizomateous daylily that spreads to form a colony.

Hemerocallis hybride Fulva Kwanso
Prolific, double form of the common roadside orange daylily. Polpular for, naturalizing in the border and useful in wild flower bouquets.

Hemerocallis hybride Galena Holiday

Hemerocallis hybride Gentle Shepherd
In early to midsummer, the pretty ‘Gentle Shepherd’ offers nearly white flowers with yellow-green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that are semi-evergreen in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Glacier Bay

Hemerocallis hybride Golden Prize
Late in the season, ‘Golden Prize’ offers very large golden flowers. They are day-blooming and arise from robust clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Green Flutter
Green Flutter’ offers many small lime yellow flowers. They are day-blooming and arise from robust clumps of green strap-like leaves that are semi-evergreen in southern zones. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Greenland
This plant is deciduous and thrives again in September

Hemerocallis hybride Happy Returns
Like the ever-popular ‘Stella de Oro’, this exceptional, dwarf daylily is everblooming and vigorous. It forms neat clumps of bright green strap-like leaves that appear in mid-spring. Its single, lily-like flowers of pale yellow first appear in late spring atop leafless stems. These are mildly fragrant and attractive to many pollinators.

Hemerocallis hybride Hey There

Hemerocallis hybride Holiday Delight
Beautiful orange red with brown eyes and a orange-yellow throat. Good grower.

Hemerocallis hybride Ice Carnival

Hemerocallis hybride Indian Giver

Hemerocallis hybride Indy Rapsody

Hemerocallis hybride Irongate Glacier

Hemerocallis hybride Janice Brown
‘Janice Brown’ offers pretty salmon pink flowers with rosy eyezones and pale green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from compact clumps of green strap-like leaves that remain semi-evergreen in more southern zones.

Hemerocallis hybride Jerry Pate Williams

Hemerocallis hybride Joan Senior
Joan Senior’ offers many large near white flowers with pale green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from robust clumps of green strap-like leaves that remain evergreen in more southern zones. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Jockey Club

Hemerocallis hybride Land of Cotton

Hemerocallis hybride Lavender Deal
In mid to late-summer, ‘Lavender Deal’ offers many large, fragrant, dark lavender flowers with chartreuse throats. They are day-blooming and arise from robust clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Lilioasphodelus
Fragant flowers appear early in the season. This is the old-fashioned New England variety with bright lemon trumpets.

Hemerocallis hybride Lisa Ann

Hemerocallis hybride Little Business
Neat clumps of bright green strap-like leaves appear in mid spring. Its single, lily-like flowers of red have a green throat and appear in early summer atop leafless stems. These are mildly fragrant and attractive to many pollinators. Plants will rebloom later in the season with good care.

Hemerocallis hybride Little Cadet
Little Cadet’ offers many small flowers of butter yellow with red eyezones and pale green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from compact clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Little Grapette
Early in the season, ‘Little Grapette’ bears many small lavender-purple flowers with ruffled edges and yellow-green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from very compact clumps of green strap-like leaves that remain sem-evergreen in southern zones.

Hemerocallis hybride Little Lassie
Little Lassie’ offers many small lavender purple flowers with yellow-green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from compact clumps of green strap-like leaves that remain semi-evergreen in southern zones. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Little Women

Hemerocallis hybride Little Zinger

Hemerocallis hybride Loth Lorien
Medium light mauve lilac reverse bitone with darker eye above pale yellow green heart throat

Hemerocallis hybride Lynn Hall
‘Lynn Hall’ offers soft pink, triangular-shaped flowers with burgundy red eyezones. They are day-blooming and rise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Mademoiselle Constanza

Hemerocallis hybride Magic Amethyst

Hemerocallis hybride Magic Obsession

Hemerocallis hybride Magnificent Rainbow

Hemerocallis hybride Mardi Grass Ball

Hemerocallis hybride Margaret Perry
‘Margaret Perry’ offers many smaller starry orange flowers with golden midribs and throats. They are day-blooming and rise from very tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Mauna Loa
Its single, lily-like flowers of golden amber-orange have a thin edge of deep red and a light green throat. These appear in early summer atop leafless stems and are mildly fragrant and attractive to many pollinators.

Hemerocallis hybride Mildred Mitchell
Flowers of the Mildred Mitchell daylily easily catch your eye, as they are lavender, blue-violet and light green-yellow. While true blue pigment in daylily flowers remains elusive, this cultivar has some blue tones. The daylily is a popular perennial revered for its reliability, ease of growth and floral beauty.
It blooms anytime from mid-spring to very early summer, depending on climate, and reblooms several weeks later.

Hemerocallis hybride Mini Pearl
A miniature selection that produces 3-inch-wide (8 cm) flowers, the Mini Pearl daylily's blooms are a blush pink with yellow-green throats. Depending on climate, it begins blooming in mid-spring to very early summer, and reblooms several weeks later. The daylily is a popular perennial revered for its reliability, ease of growth and floral beauty. 

Hemerocallis hybride Mini Stella
‘Mini Stella’ offers tiny yellow flowers with dark orange eyezones and pale green throats. They are day-blooming and rise from very compact clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily will rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Minstrel Boy

Hemerocallis hybride Molokai

Hemerocallis hybride Moment of Truth

Hemerocallis hybride Moonlit Masquerade
In early to midsummer, the tetraploid ‘Moonlit Masquerade’ offers white flowers with plum purple eyezones and yellow-green throats. They are day-blooming and rise from vigorous clumps of green strap-like leaves that remain semi-evergreen in mild zones. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily will rebloom.