2005 Daylily Price List:
Lynn Stoll Introductions |
We are delighted to offer our first introductions by Lynn Stoll. These
daylilies have been bred and selected especially for their garden performance
in Northern Gardens. Seedlings are grown, selected, and propagated in
an open field without any pampering under our typical growing conditions,
which are often harsh in this part of the country. All of these cultivars
have shown consistent, dependable performance over at least six (sometimes
seven) years of observation before they are offered for sale. We expect
that they should be dependably hardy and vigorous at least throughout
Zone 4 and perhaps farther North. (We plan to test them soon in Minnesota
and South Dakota.)
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ARMS WIDE OPEN
Tet 30” 5½ x 3 1/8 x 2 Dormant to semi-evergreen.
Late midseason. Pretty ruffled and textured light pink blend;
the somewhat triangular flower always seems to have its arms wide
open to greet you in the garden. Light rose pink halo, lighter
midribs; attractive bright green throat sets off the petal color
well. Very vigorous, with good increase. 20-25 buds. Sets pods,
but rarely finishes them. (DRUID’S CHANT X NOBLE LADY) 75.00 |
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BING CHERRY BINGE
28” Tet 5¾ x 3 x 1 7/8 Semi-evergreen. Early Midseason.
Ruffled and diamond-dusted rich Bing cherry purple with lighter
midribs, black-purple halo, white edge, chartreuse green throat.
First selected for its clear purple color and because unlike many
purples, it opens well, even on very cool mornings. Growth habit
has gotten better and better every year over the six years we’ve
observed it in the garden. 25-28 well-placed buds and excellent
rebloom when established; a mature clump bloomed for over 2 months
in 2004. Hardy and very vigorous, with good increase. Fertile
both ways. (EVENING ENCHANTMENT X WISEST OF WIZARDS) 100.00 |
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FRESHNESS OF DAWN
Tet 33” x 5½ x 2¼ x 1½” Dormant
to semi-evergreen. Midseason. Ruffled diamond-dusted pale pink
polychrome on ivory base; cream yellow watermark over small olive
green throat. Fine gold edge. Clump always seems to have a very
cool, fresh presence in the garden. Very vigorous, with good increase.
22-26 buds. Very fertile both ways. (DISTANT CARILLON X ED BROWN)
75.00 |
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HARVEST MOON RISING
Tet 28” 5.75” Dormant to semi-evergreen. Late. Gently
ruffled light tawny yellow self; color resembles a full moon just
rising over the horizon on a fall evening. Notable for a very
high bud count (30-35) and very late bloom. It is among the last
1% of all daylilies still blooming in our garden in late August.
(VICTORIAN COLLAR X RUFFLED DUDE) 75.00 |
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LAVENDER POTPOURRI
Dip 28” x 5¼ x 2¼ x 1¼ Dormant to
semi-evergreen. Early Midseason. Lavender petals, lighter midribs;
pale lavender-pink sepals with deeper lavender edge; yellow halo
with narrow inner stitched ring of deeper lavender. Very distinctive,
and very popular with garden visitors. 15-18 buds. Fertile. (LAND’S
END X ELLY LAUNIUS) 75.00 |
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PEACH TAFFY
Tet 32” x 5¾” x 2¼ x 1 5/8”.
Dormant to semi-evergreen. Midseason. Ruffled light peach pink
with a very faint peach halo; fine deep peach edge and outer gold
wire edge. Sepals are lighter in center with darker pink edges.
Small yellow to deep chartreuse throat. Very fragrant. 20-25 well-placed
buds. Fertile both ways. (COME WITH ME X WISEST OF WIZARDS) 75.00 |
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SUNNY MOUNTAIN
Tet 44” 6 x 2¾ x 1¾ Dormant to semi-evergreen.
Early. Ruffled golden yellow with bronze-gold edge which is more
noticeable in hot weather. Very early bloomer; reblooms when established,
giving an extended period of bloom. The height and bright color
make a dramatic statement in the garden. Best overall garden performance
from a cross that yielded a larger percentage of “keepers”.
Fertile both ways. (PURE AND SIMPLE X SMUGGLER’S GOLD) 75.00 |
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WATERMELON WIZARDRY
Tet 24” x 5¾ x 2¾ x 1 7/8 Dormant. Late midseason.
Ruffled coral, deeper coral orange band; orange-gold throat. Petals
have a narrow coral orange rim decorated with a gold wire edge
and little gold teeth that appear most prominently in hot weather;
orange-gold throat The “Wizardry” comes both from
the name of the pollen parent and the little gold teeth. (WATERMELON
MOON X WISEST OF WIZARDS) 75.00 |
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