Easily produces 200 days of flowers right through winter if there are no frosts. A rich violet-purple self with a green throat.
S.Ev, Tet

$6.50

Another of my top ten! A show-stopping deep purple spider with large cream throat and ribs. A great feature plant. Needs wind protection.
Ev, Dip, M, Re 9.5”

$9.50

Small flowers, but oh, so prolific. Just the best clump. Delicate peach self with a pale rose eye.
Ev, Tet, Ee, M, Re, 3”

$6.50

A fantastic little double gold. It looks like a clump of daffodils but repeats for months. It also tolerates awful conditions.
S.Ev, Dip, E, Re, Ex, 3”

$6.50

Very pretty with large soft suede-like lemon flowers. Really lovely late season daylily.
Dorm, Tet, M-L, 6”

$6.50

This matches beautifully with Royal Legacy. Very soft lemon with a mauve halo. Excellent repeats late in the season.
Ev. Tet, M, Re, 7.5”

$7.50

I love this one because it’s so simple. Large ruffled apricot-cream flowers with a green throat.
Ev. Dip, E, Re, 6.5”

$6.50

A little boring on first flower, but it’s since really grown on me. Soft mushroom pink that’s veined and textured with a purple eye. Flowers for months.
Ev, Dip, EM, Re, 4”

$6.50

Looks really different with its light red and yellow bicolour and interesting texture. Ideal for the front-row of a garden bed.
20”, Ev, Dip, M, Re, 3.25”

$8.50

This one is tiny but, oh, so cute! A creamy-peach double with a red eye. Flowers for months and months. Again, in a pot might be the way to go, perhaps on the edge of the terrace.
S.Ev, Dip, M, Re, 2”

$7.50

I also bought this one for the name, but it’s turned out to be fantastic. A double spider in lime cream ageing to apricot cream in the afternoon. The flowers are twisted and fluted, and the multi-branched stems .
S.Ev, Dip, E, M, Re, 8”

$9.50