Hybrid Daylilies

Mary’s Gold - I know what you’re thinking…..another yellow daylily? Blah. But you couldn’t be more wrong. Mary’s Gold was the first daylily I ever acquired (many years ago). It is the OG of my daylily obsession, and for a reason. With a 6.5 inch brilliant golden  bloom and a green throat, it is simply stunning in the garden. Number available: 2

Dominic - This cultivar is a magnificent, deep burgundy color with a gold throat. Its 5.5 inch flowers have rich and velvety petals, and it's one of the first to bloom each year in my garden. I know it sounds cliche, but the photo does not do it justice. This one needs to be seen! The epitome of floral fabulousness, it's ready to turn any ordinary day into a grand soiree!  Number available: 1

Listen Without Prejudice - This is one of our own Blacksnake Farm introductions! And even if I hadn't nurtured this plant from a tiny seed, I'd still be in love with it! The 8 inch bloom is a serene pale yellow, with a green throat. Always elegant and ethereal, I love to watch this amazing flower sway in the breeze. Number available: 1

Tuscawilla Tigress - Tigress, indeed. With her bright yellow throat and combination burnt and bright orange bloom measuring slightly more than 7 inches, you'll have no doubt she's a top predator and a feline on a mission! She's formidable and fascinating, while embodying grace and strength.   Number available: 1

First Lady Barbara - This beautiful cultivar conveys timeless grace and refinement. The nearly white 6.5 inch flower is complimented by a large chartreuse throat.  When I see it blooming, I imagine it serves as my  garden's signature three strands of pearls.  Quiet power and sophistication....you will love this one!   Number available: 1

Spotted Fever - I just love the whimsey of this cultivar.  It's a 3.75 inch peachy-cream double, with a lime green throat, subtle speckles, and a double dose of  personality! With the undeniable charisma of this cultivar, you won't even care if the "fever" is contagious. :)   Number available: 1

Holiday Delight - If I had to choose just one word to describe this daylily I would say BRIGHT!  Its 6.25 inch bloom is a botanical party starter, a burst of holiday cheer in middle of summer. You'll love the reddish-orange bloom with a darker red eyezone, and vivid gold throat.    Number available: 2

Royal Butterfly - The name is fitting, as this fabulous cultivar seems at once both regal and free-spirited. Its soft pink 7 inch petals and sepals curl delicately backwards, bringing attention to the narrow rose-colored eyezone and large green throat.  It will flutter into your heart!  Number available: 1

All American Chief - You'll feel patriotic just gazing at this vibrant daylily! Its bright red bloom above a gold throat  measures 9 inches and is an impressive beacon in the garden. Fun fact about this daylily....it has won the Stout Medal, the highest award a daylily can earn. When you see it in person, you'll know why!  Number available: 1

Mandarin Corsage - With layers of mandarin red in her feisty five inch bloom, this floral fashionista brings me a feeling of felicity! (Sorry; that alliteration just overtook me. This what happens when former English teachers compose daylily descriptions LOL)  You'll love this daylily! Number available: 1

Zero to Sixty - Buckle up! This daylily isn’t here for a slow Sunday drive. With a scape that’s up to 4 feet tall and a 9 inch purple bloom with cream midribs and a lemon throat,  this one is the sports car of the garden…..flashy, fast, and sure to turn heads.   Number available: 1

Real Wind - What's not to love about a daylily that's the color of orange sherbet? :)  In addition, the unique raspberry eye and bright yellow throat on this 6.5 inch bloom give it a very distinctive look in the flowerbed. The "wind" is more like a gentle zephyr wafting through the garden.  Number available: 1

Ruby Spider - This bold cultivar makes a strong statement in the garden! The 9 inch ruby red bloom opens wide and flat to display a golden yellow throat. In the daylily world its officially described as "unusual form-spatulate, as the petals are long and spoon shaped. You'll just call it gorgeous!    Number available: 1

Pardon Me - This tiny titan of the flowerbed is approximately 18 inches high, with a 2.75 inch bloom. With blooms no bigger than a polite "excuse me" in a crowded room,  its one of the smallest cultivars on our farm. But I love the way this flower brings interest and variety and quiet color to the front of the flowerbed. Number available: 1

Do You Like Surprises? -  We have a number of lovely daylilies whose name tags have been lost over the years. All of them are registered cultivars and they're amazing! We sell these for $12 .....a great price for a little mystery in your life that's guaranteed to be beautiful! Number available: 12