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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Wild Rose Fandango') |
Have Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
located in area 22 Wild Rose Fandango (Roberts-N., 2004) height 44 inches (112 cm), bloom 9 inches (23 cm), season M, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, 16 buds, 4 branches, Unusual Form Crispate-Spatulate, Wild rose self above yellow green throat. parentage is not known from archive.org: http://www.ladybugdaylilies.co... Oct 2003 WILD ROSE FANDANGO SEV,M,9",44".UFO crispate. Wild rose over extended yellow green throat. The bloom is veined and sculptured The bloom form is both a pinched petal and twisted sepal crispate. The sepals crispate and hook at their tips. The visual effect of a double crispate with hooking sepals is dramatic. The result is also a spatulate look. The form is unique. Four way branching. BC 16. Fertile both ways |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Wind Frills') |
Have Evergreen Daylily Unusual Form / Spider Daylily Historical Daylily [> 30 yrs since registration] |
Needs relocation from iris & tree roots. Relocated Feb 2024 to 21a Wind Frills (Tarrant, 1978) height 34 inches (86 cm), bloom 7 inches (18 cm), season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, Fragrant, Unusual Form Crispate, Pink with yellow green throat. (Brazosport × sdlg) Awards: AM 1989; HM 1985 Ned Roberts comment: WIND FRILLS does not throw good children on first generation |
May 8, 2020: Miscellaneous Event (scape emerged) |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Woman's Prerogative') |
Have Dormant Daylily Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
In-ground blooms have been short. Moved in hope of better results by 2023 or it will go north 2022 bloom still short scapes not registered as unusual form Woman's Prerogative (Bachman-Seifert, 2014) height 26 inches (66 cm), bloom 6 inches (15 cm), season EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 25 buds, 4 branches, Gray purple with violet chevron eye and sepals and green throat. (Gail Braunstein × Stargate Corridor) from registrant's site WOMAN'S PREROGATIVE BACHMAN-SEIFERT 2014 -DIP, 26", 6", EMre, DOR, 4 BR/25 BC (Gail Braunstein X Stargate Corridor) grey purple with violet chevron eye and sepals and green throat This little gem came from Dan Bachman as a sight unseen seedling I bought from him. It was impressive right from the start, with its beauty. I the summers I have observed it, it has continued to impress with its performance. Blooms always open well, fertilty and rebloom are constant. The name for this cultivar came about because Woman's Prerogative has an ever changing look, and I kept changing my mind about what to name it! Wide spaced branching and a generous bud count! |
April 3, 2019: Obtained plant |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Woof Returns') |
Want (Love to have)Dormant Daylily Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
Will get this as a bonus from Along The Fence daylilies if available Woof Returns (Rinke-K., 2014) height 38 inches (96 cm), bloom 8 inches (20 cm), season EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 20 buds, 4 branches, Unusual Form Pinched Crispate, Yellow with large rose red chevron eye above bright green throat. ((Rope Dancer × Screaming Demon) × unknown) WOOF RETURNS Rinke K 2014 from archive.org: kathysearthlyarts.com 2016 38" 8" EM Dor Dip, Rebloom, Pinched Crispate UF Yellow with large rose red chevron eye above bright green throat. 3-4 way branching with 16-20 buds This Daylily can send up as many as 3 sets of scapes in a season so I wanted it to have the word "return" in it's name. It will memorialize a family story with a "return" theme. For several years we lived next door to my sister and her husband. Our nephew Chris, now grown, was a toddler and spent many hours at our house. One Christmas he received a small stuffed toy (a dog) tucked into his Christmas stocking and he named it Woof. That dog became his favorite toy and something he had to have when he went to bed. It traveled everywhere with him and was even left in a hotel room once. It cost more to ship it home than the original cost of the toy, but they were thrilled to get him back. After a day spent at our house, Woof disappeared. We looked everywhere, but he was not to be found, and Chris had to separate from his beloved friend. Our dog "Nipper" LOVED stuffed animals ..... a couple years after Woof's disappearance when planting some annuals, I found something in the ground that I was afraid to touch. Further examination and I discovered that it was Woof, right where Nipper had hidden him. He was given a bath and returned to Chris. A daylily named "Woof Returns" seems fitting as a Christmas gift, so on Christmas day 2013, this daylily was given to family members who always laugh when the story is retold. (Well, a marker and the promise of delivery in Spring) |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Work with Me Annie') |
Have Dormant Daylily Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
Received Oct 2022 from @Robinseeds & potted up planted area 12.9.18 fall 2022 Not registered as UF but looks like it to me Work with Me Annie (Bachman, 2004) height 48 inches (122 cm), bloom 6.25 inches (16 cm), season M, Dormant, Diploid, 18 buds, 4 branches, Violet purple with thin white midribs above chartreuse throat. (Stack the Deck × Big Ross) from archive.org wayback machine The Valley Of The Daylilies 2006 introduction WORK WITH ME ANNIE (Bachman 04) 48" 6.25" M DOR Diploid. All Hank Ballard wanted from Annie was a little help in this R&B classic for King Records, recorded right here in Cincinnati. This violet purple with thin white midribs and chartreuse throat is fertile both ways. WORK WITH ME ANNIE'S petals seem to float in front of the sepals giving it a 3-D appearance. A little fatter than my usual fare. Full sib to HOWLIN' WOLF. Four way branching with 18 buds. (STACK THE DECK X BIG ROSS) |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Yellow Monkey') |
Have Dormant Daylily Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
Ordered df from Laura @twixanddid 8/31/23 rec'd DF 9/18/23 potted for move to TX Planted area 60 Feb 2024 in place of Forestlake Briar Patch Yellow Monkey (Gossard, 2006) height 34 inches (86 cm), bloom 8.5 inches (22 cm), season M, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, Fragrant, 30 buds, 6 branches, Spider Ratio 4.80:1, Bold bright yellow above small green throat. (Heavenly Free Spirits × Green Inferno) From heavenlygardens.com (Gossard, James) 2007 introduction (Gossard,) DIP (Heavenly free Spirits x Green Inferno) 34" M Dor emo fr 8 ½" 6" x 1 ¼" 5 to 6-way branching 30 buds True Spider. Spider ratio 4.8 :1. Flowers of Yellow Monkey are bold and bright yellow with a small green throat. Introduced because of its wonderful tree like branching and bud count. Easy pod parent, pollen also easy to use |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Zelazny') |
Have Dormant Daylily Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
from Vicki G @blue23rose 12 Apr 2024 potted 13 Apr 2024 until Autumn 2024 Zelazny (Michaels, 2004) height 36 inches (91 cm), bloom 7 inches (18 cm), season M, Dormant, Diploid, 23 buds, 3 branches, Purple bitone with cream midribs above large chartreuse to lime throat. (Miss Jessie × Lady Fingers) rom archive.org: http://daredevildaylily.com/Ze... Feb 2009 ZELAZNY (2004) 36" M DOR EMO 7" Purple bitone spider with cream midribs over large chartreuse to lime throat, 2 laterals and 23 buds. A vigorous increaser with deep green leaves that makes small fans. The closest to purple I've seen in the seedling patch so far, it is pod and pollen fertile and I've used it a lot to increase scape strength and improve foliage color. Most of its kids so far have been bitones. Named in memory of Roger Zelazny, author of THIS IMMORTAL, LORD OF LIGHT, ROADMARKS (my favorite), the Amber series, and dozens of other novels, as well as numerous award winning short stories. I've been told that the name translates as "iron." Spider ratio averages 4.3:1. (MISS JESSIE X LADY FINGERS). |
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Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Zuni Thunderbird') |
Have Unusual Form / Spider Daylily |
Ordered for Apr 2022 From Pat Ball @Daylilly99 located area 45.1.6 bloomed 2023 used for hybridizing both ways 5 seedlings x Pat Ball's Starlight Symphony A couple of seedlings using Adventures in Oz as a pod parent Zuni Thunderbird (Roberts-N., 2002) height 31 inches (79 cm), bloom 7 inches (18 cm), season M, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, 16 buds, 4 branches, Unusual Form Crispate, Dark wine red self above green throat. Awards: HM 2007 From Ned Roberts: The pod parent of ZT is TALON x JOHN'S HERITAGE? TALON and JOHNS HERITAGE The pod parent of ZT is TALON. Don't know the pollen parent. ZT has an awesome gene pool and passes on the curly form and green throat. The dark color is dominant. marketed by ladybug daylilies after Ned's death archive.org: http://ladybugdaylilies.com/20... Mar 2003 ZUNI THUNDERBIRD SEV, M, 31", 7", UFO crispate. Dark wine Red with extended green throat and white midrib. The sepals twist and turn gracefully on each bloom. Elegant ufo form that has lots of personality. Good parent. Fast increaser. Bloom reminds me of the Zuni Pueblo Thunderbird symbol with its twisting wings and purple color. Fertile both ways. BC16. |
April 5, 2022: Obtained plant |
