Hemerocallis hybride Alaqua
It is also called Daylily. This plant is originally from the temperate regions of southern Europe and Asia-China and Japan. They are good winter hard and easy to hold.Characteristic is that they produce every day a new flower over a longer time between July and September.

Hemerocallis hybride Alice in Wonderland
Known for its strength, it is a waterproof and hardiness of the eternal longer life often recommended for dry ground where it stands up well, it is fresh ground to reach its full of beauty. This Daylily offers a lemon yellow flowers with green heart.

Hemerocallis hybride All American Baby
It’s a charming miniature from top hybriser Grace Stamile. It is near white with a grey/lavender eyezone & green-yellow throat. Great for pots.

Hemerocallis hybride All Ruffled

Hemerocallis hybride All the Magic
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Hemerocallis hybride Always Afternoon
Beautiful soft purple blooms with purple eyezones and yellowish green throats grace Hemerocallis ‘Always Afternoon.’ Each triangular to circular flower has wavy edges and stays open for an extended time. Blooming typically occurs in early summer and reblooming may occur later in the season with good care.

Hemerocallis hybride Amerstone Saffron Jewel
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Hemerocallis hybride Anniversary Gold
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Hemerocallis hybride Antartica
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Hemerocallis hybride Anzac
The large flowers ‘Anzac’ are scarlet with light red midribs and yellow-green throats. They are star to triangular shaped and open for and extended period of time. Later in the season they often re-bloom, especially if deadheaded.

Hemerocallis hybride Apres moi

Hemerocallis hybride Apricot Beauty
It is a daylily cultivar that features apricot flowers with lightly ruffled edges. Flowers appear on naked stems (scapes) that typically rise to 30” tall above a clump of arching, linear, blade-like, green leaves. Individual flowers open up for one day.

Hemerocallis hybride Apricot Blaze
Daylilies form clumps of grassy to strap-like leaves from which the flower stems emerge. Like the not so closely related true lilies, they bear racemes of lily-like flowers that are produced in succession over a long blooming period.

Hemerocallis hybride Arabian Magic
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Hemerocallis hybride Aquarelle
Great plant! Beautiful flower! Blooms well with large, soft bi-colored perfect shaped flowers.

Hemerocallis hybride Arctic snow
The flowers of ‘Arctic Snow’ are ivory with ruffled edges and light green throats. They are triangular in shape and open for an extended period of time during the day.

Hemerocallis hybride Aten
Orange-yellow, long strong stems, flowers rich, good grower.

Hemerocallis hybride At first Blush
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Hemerocallis hybride Atmosphere
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Hemerocallis hybride Autumn Red
The flowers of ‘Autumn Red’ are deep red with yellow midribs and wide yellow throats. They are star shaped and open during the day. Later in the season they often re-bloom, especially if deadheaded.

Hemerocallis hybride Baby Betsy

Hemerocallis hybride Bandolero

Hemerocallis hybride Baracuda Bay

Hemerocallis hybride Barbara Mitchell
The flowers of ‘Barbara Mitchell’ are pale peach-pink with yellow-green throats. They are round in shape with ruffled petals and open during the day. Later in the season they often re-bloom, especially if deadheaded.

Hemerocallis hybride Bela Lugosi
Bela Lugosi’ is a clump-forming, semi-evergreen perennial with strap-shaped leaves. In summer, it bears striking dark, almost metallic purple flowers with yellow-green throats. The flowers are large, fragrant, funnel shaped, with frilly margins to their petals.

Hemerocallis hybride Bertie Ferries
Bertie Ferris’ are persimmon-hued with pale midveins and orange-yellow throats. They are triangular in shape with ruffled petals and open during the day. The dainty flowers arise from diminutive clumps of bright green strap-like leaves that that require some cold for dormancy.

Hemerocallis hybride Big Bird

Hemerocallis hybride Big City Eyes
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Hemerocallis hybride Big Time Happy
The daylily is a reliable perennial that everyone knows and loves. The fragrant flowers of the early blooming ‘Big Time Happy’ are clear yellow with green throats. They are triangular in shape with ruffled petals and open for an extended period of time. Later in the season it can re-bloom, especially if deadheaded and well irrigated. The flowers are borne from clumps of bright green strap-like leaves that that require some cold for dormancy

Hemerocallis hybride Black Prince

Hemerocallis hybride Blackberry Candy
They form clumps of arching, strap-shaped pale to mid-green leaves. Fragrant gold flowers with black-red eye zone. Plant anywhere except the driest of soils. Grow in clumps dotted throughout a mixed or herbaceous border. They are also suitable for containers.

Hemerocallis hybride Blue in the Face
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Hemerocallis hybride Blue Sheen
The flowers of ‘Blue Sheen’ are red purple with creamy midveins and large yellow throats. They are triangular in shape and open during the day. The flowers are borne from clumps of bright green strap-like leaves that that require some cold for dormancy.

Hemerocallis hybride Blueberry Candy
The fragrant flowers of ‘Blueberry Candy’ are cream with violet eyezones and green throats. They are triangular in shape and open during the day. Later in the season it can re-bloom, especially if deadheaded and well irrigated.

Hemerocallis hybride Bonanza
The fragrant flowers of ‘Bonanza’ are golden yellow with burgundy eyes and yellow green throats. They are star to triangular in shape and open for an extended period of time. Later in the season it can re-bloom, especially if deadheaded and well irrigated.

Hemerocallis hybride Border Baby
The flowers of the compact midsummer blooming ‘Border Baby’ are clear yellow with green throats. They are circular in shape and open during the day. Later in the season they can re-bloom, especially if deadheaded and well irrigated.

Hemerocallis hybride Border Lord
The large flowers of the midsummer blooming ‘Border Lord’ are cream with purple eyezones and petal margins and green throats. They are day-blooming, triangular in shape and have ruffled petals. Later in the season they may re-bloom, especially if deadheaded and well-irrigated. The flowers arise from neat clumps of semi-evergreen strap-like leaves.

Hemerocallis hybride Breedersmix
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Hemerocallis hybride Brilliant Circle

Hemerocallis hybride Buffy's Doll
The flowers of ‘Buffy’s Doll’ are pale pink with deep rose eyezones and yellow-green throats. They are triangular to circular in shape with ruffled petals and stay open for an extended period of time. Later in the season they may re-bloom, especially if deadheaded and well-irrigated.

Hemerocallis hybride Burning Daylight
The orange Burning Daylight daylily flowers glow in sunshine when they appear anytime from late spring to early summer. The daylily is a popular perennial revered for its reliability, ease of growth and floral beauty.

Hemerocallis hybride By Myself
This tetraploid variety is striking by their large, intense tastes flowers are slightly wavy. Round, wide open flower shape.

Hemerocallis hybride Byzanthyne Emperor

Hemerocallis hybride Cabbage Flower
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Hemerocallis hybride Cartwheels

Hemerocallis hybride Catharine Woodbury
The mid- to late-summer blooming ‘Catherine Woodbery’ offers very large fragrant blooms that are orchid with pale green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from neat clumps of green strap-like leaves that go fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Celebrations of Angels

Hemerocallis hybride Cherry Cheeks
The mid- to late-summer blooming ‘Cherry Cheeks’ offers large recurved blooms that are dark pink with yellow-green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that go fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Chewonki

Hemerocallis hybride Chicago Apache
‘Chicago Apache’ is a medium-sized daylily which produces an abundance of circular, crimson red flowers with yellow throats, ruffled petals margins and white midribs in late season. Chicago Apache is vigorous, sunfast, tolerant to a wide variety of soils, salt and black walnuts nearby. They are also resistant to daylily rust and many other pests.

Hemerocallis hybride Chicago Blackout

Hemerocallis hybride Chicago Heirloom

Hemerocallis hybride Chicago Knobby

Hemerocallis hybride Christmas Is

Hemerocallis hybride Citrina
Prolific bloomer, large narrow petaled, lemon-yellow and very fragrant. Flowers open in early evening and close the following morning.

Hemerocallis hybride Classic Edge

Hemerocallis hybride Clothed in Glory

Hemerocallis hybride Cologne Rocket

Hemerocallis hybride Cool It

Hemerocallis hybride Cool Jazz
is a beautiful delicate soft shell pink flower with green throat. Lovely planted with whites, melons and lilacs.

Hemerocallis hybride Cosmopoliton
Cosmopolitan daylily flowers are about the size of chicken eggs and are a unique color: reddish rose-magenta (even though classified as a "red"). It blooms, depending on climate, starting in warmest early spring and lasting perhaps into very early summer. The daylily is a popular perennial revered for its reliability, ease of growth and floral beauty. 

Hemerocallis hybride Create Your Dream

Hemerocallis hybride Creative Vision

Hemerocallis hybride Crimson Pirate
The summer blooming spider daylily ‘Crimson Pirate’ bears large, dark crimson red flowers with deep golden yellow throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Curls

Hemerocallis hybride Custard Candy
The early to midsummer blooming ‘Custard Candy’ bears smaller pale butter yellow blooms with burgundy eyezones and light green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tidy clumps of green strap-like leaves that become dormant in winter. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily may rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Dancing Shiva

Hemerocallis hybride Darling Deception
‘Daring Deception’ is a large-sized daylily which produces an abundance of triangular, cream to pink flowers with a large purple eye and yellow-green throats. The petals are edged in dark purple and are ruffled petals along the margins. The flowers appear early to mid season in the summer. Daring Deception is vigorous, long-blooming and a re-bloomer, tolerant to a wide variety of soils and only needs dividing every few years.

Hemerocallis hybride Darker Shade

Hemerocallis hybride David Kirchhoff
The mid- to late summer blooming ‘David Kirchhoff’ bears soft lavender flowers with green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from tall clumps of green strap-like leaves that may be semi-evergreen in southern zones. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily will rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Destined to See

Hemerocallis hybride Double Cutie
The early to midsummer blooming ‘Double Cutie’ bears chartreuse flowers with darker throats. They are day-blooming and arise from very compact clumps of green strap-like leaves that are evergreen in southern zones. If well cared for and regularly deadheaded, this daylily will rebloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Double Pink Peony

Hemerocallis hybride Double Entendre

Hemerocallis hybride Double River Wye
The tall ‘Double River Wye’ bears fully double flowers of yellow in midsummer. They are day-blooming and arise from neat clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Dragon Lore
In midsummer, the vibrant ‘Dragon Lore’ bears big flowers of red with green throats. They are day-blooming and arise from neat clumps of green strap-like leaves that become fully dormant in winter.

Hemerocallis hybride Dragons Eye
Pale rose pink flowers with a prominent, intense pink-red eye that covers most of the flower. Well- branched scapes ensure many weeks of bloom.

Hemerocallis hybride Dream Legacy
The Dream Legacy daylily's flower is initially near-white with a burgundy eye and edging before fading to yellowish ivory. This hybrid tetraploid cultivar blooms in late spring to early summer and lightly reblooms several weeks later. The daylily is a popular perennial revered for its reliability, ease of growth and floral beauty.