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Perennials » Hemerocallis
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Hemerocallis
Although Rarefind Nursery has offered daylilies in the past, Hank had a special interest in offering plants that were not available elsewhere; truly, "Rarefinds". When he discovered Bill had spent about 10 years hybridizing and selecting plants at his garden in Barnegat, he decided to offer them in the 2010 catalog. Never tissue-cultured. The offerings below are all divisions of the original stock plants. Daylilies are probably one of the best plants we know for a beginning gardener, or for someone who wants an easy-care, no-fuss plant with cheerful color during the hottest time of the year. Give them full sun if possible, average moisture and average soil, and you’ll be rewarded with flowers galore!

HEMEROCALLIS 'Barnegat Bittersweet Eyes'
A bright orange 5" flower with a dramatic red eye pattern on a low growing plant for the front of the border. 18" Flower spikes. Early mid-season. Dormant diploid. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Barnegat Blue Eyes'
A dramatic small cream flower with a contrasting blue-purple eye and strong green throat. 4" blooms on 24" flower spikes. Mid season, dormant, diploid. Double divisions. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Barnegat Lilac Time'
A grayed bluish-lavender flower with a good green throat. 5" blooms on 21" flower spikes. Mid season, dormant, diploid. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Guiniver's Eyes'
Small 3" pink, red-eyed flowers with green throats. Extremely vigorous plant with 3-4 way branching and 20+ buds. 28" flower spikes in the early June season. Diploid. Double divisions. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Gwyned's Wedding'
In bloom for Bill's daughter's wedding September 6, 1997, it blooms in both the late and early season. Cream yellow 4-3/4" flowers with purple patterned eye zone and green throat on 23" spikes. Dormant, diploid. Double divisions. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Michel Smith'
Named for Bill's wife, this soft yellow 5" flower has a peach eye zone and green throat. It is an early mid-season bloomer on a 28" flower scape with three branches and twenty blooms. Semi-evergreen. Diploid. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Phillip Schumacher'
A 4" amber-orange, red-eyed flower on a well-branched 25" tall flower spike. Named for Bill's good friend Phillip Schumacher, an outstanding plantsman with a fabulous garden in Wallingford, PA. Tetraploid. Mid season. Double divisions. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Warren Grove Mask'
A large 6" bold flat flower with a big eye pattern and deep green throat. An early mid-season bloomer on 25" flower scapes. Tetraploid. Early mid-season. more info

HEMEROCALLIS 'Warren Grove Tiger'
Bright golden yellow flowers with a red-orange eye, this tall, well branched selection stands out in the garden. 5-1/2" flowers on 34" flower scapes. Tetraploid. Mid-season. more info