2026 INTROS
Due to health issues and a severe drought last summer, I am not in a position to offer new intros in the spring of 2026. Fortunately, we finally got a lot of rain in October so the plants should be in good shape, and I will be evaluating this spring regarding new intros later in the year.
In the meantime, if you are interested in earlier intros, please email me for availability at
Like many, we have had a wild, bitterly cold winter, but my plants are bred for hardiness, and we have also had a very good snow cover this year, so I am expecting a robust show of daylilies this spring.
Thank you for looking!
2025 INTROS
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ENKI - 36" tall, 6" bloom, 5 branches, 23 buds. Dormant. Tet. Mid. Fertile both ways. $45 DF
ENKI is a robust purple with strong, well-branched scapes. Fertile both ways and a good increaser. Out of Curt Hanson's Peoples Pleasure Park and Building the Colossus, both excellent performers. Very reliable mid-height purple with excellent genes for hybridizing.
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GILGAMESH - 50" tall, 7" bloom, 4 branches, 29 buds. Dormant. Diploid. Mid. Fertile both ways. $50 DF+
GILGAMESH is a bright, exuberant, tall and floriferous plant, bursting out all over with tightly quilled UF blooms. From Marguerite de Vergennes x Don Church's Tiger Whiskers. Two generations from H. Hakuunensis, providing for excellent hardiness, increase, branching and bud count. Good increaser and a nice showy daylily where some tall and fun color is needed.
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INANNA'S BLOUSE - 32" tall, 6" bloom, 4 branches, 29 buds. Dormant. Tet. Mid. Fertile both ways. $55 DF
INANNA'S BLOUSE is a bitone out of Curt Hanson's Kharma Police and Alone Again. As with some other daylilies in the Jerry Hyatt line, it can be somewhat variable from lighter tones to darker ones, depending on temperature and conditions. One outstanding feature, from its pollen parent Alone Again, is that it keeps its color all through the day - even on hot sunny days. See pics below, both taken after a blistering day.
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OFF HER MEDS - 38" tall, 8" bloom, 4 branches, 39 buds. Dormant. Diploid. Mid. Fertile both ways. $35 DF
OFF HER MEDS is a crazy girl out of Jim Murphy's As You Wish x the classic Lilly Dache. Wild looking flowers, often take different UF-style shapes. Scapes can be amazing, with sometimes 5 or 6 branches, with bud counts up to 40 and beyond. Occasionally petals have a translucent spot, so this is not so much a show plant, as a fun addition to the garden with a big show on great plants that increase readily. See scape shot below - that's one scape!
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SUPERPERP - 46" tall, 7" bloom, 3 branches, 20 buds. Dormant. Tet. Mid. Fertile both ways. $65 DF
SUPERPERP was outstanding from her first bloom She has quite a pedigree, including Astral Voyager, Wiggly Piggly, Frieda Allen Jarrell, Wild Smurf and Joan Derifield. Large, spatulate blooms always open wide and flat and she passes this trait along to all her kids. Excellent parent, combining well with purples, reds, lavenders and others, always throwing striking blooms.
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VIOLET TOWN - 39" tall, 7.5" bloom, 3 branches, 25 buds. Dormant. Tet. Mid. Fertile both ways. $70 DF
VIOLET TOWN is a strong showy purple from two excellent parents: Curt Hanson's Building the Colossus and Judy Davisson's High Water Mark. Striking blooms have a blue/gray watermark on the petals, and a yellow watermark on the sepals. Strong, robust grower. Totally cold hardy. Stately in a clump - a nice showy addition to the garden with the large clearly colored blooms and a strong plant.
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A NOTE ON STATS AND CULTURE
The stats given for daylilies on this site are the registered stats as measured in my Zone 4 garden on plants that have been in place at least two years. It is a rare daylily that will live up to its registered stats the first year in a new garden; a second year usually does wonders.
Some people believe that daylilies should be able to be thrown in the ground and should thrive with no special care. I am not a member of that club. I try to give my daylilies as good a head start as I can without going overboard: nitrogen fertilizer in early spring. Foliar feed of high phosphorous fertilizer combined with liquid kelp in June.
When planting or moveing seedlings, organic matter is added, along with generous amounts of seafood/lobster compost and a handful of ground (not pellets) alfalfa to give the roots a good start. Also greensand, if I can find it.
Everyone has their own ways of augmenting soil and feeding their plants that work just as well for them; I only mention this to make clear that the stated stats are not the result of "toss-em-in-the-ground-and forget-em" culture.