William Seaman (Benz-J., 2005)

height 30in (76cm), bloom 5.5in (14.0cm), season EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Tetraploid, Very Fragrant, 22 buds, 2 branches, Red self above green throat.
(Janet Benz X Ruby Laser)

DD-2

(Carr, 2000)

height 30in (76cm), bloom 4in (10.2cm), season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Tetraploid, 18 buds, 3 branches, Crimson with crimson eye and wide creamy beige edge above green throat . (Smith Brothers X Altered State)

Row A-8

Tet Pure Indulgence X Jerry Nettles

28" 6" Sev EMRe 3-way branching 18 buds

This beauty has the heaviest substance of any flower we have grown. The deep

rich burgundy petals and sepals look and feel like wax. The pure saturated

color is very clean, and the gold throat and white edge make it look even darker.

Fertile both ways.

Grown by Herbie & Gail Phelps

Pictures by Herbie and Gale Phelps

http://wonderlandofdaylilies.com/

Xochipilli (Kirchhoff-D., 2010)

height 28in (71cm), bloom 5.5in (14.0cm), season M, Rebloom, Evergreen, Tetraploid, Shades of cedar, orange and mahogany red form the plicatta or stippled overlay above medium-orange, yellow webbing, semi-sculpted halo formed by closely spaced dots, above a yellow to green throat.
(sdlg X sdlg)

YY-1

(Bell-T., 2011)

height 28in (71cm), bloom 6.5in (16.5cm), season MLa, Rebloom, Evergreen, Tetraploid, Fragrant, 16 buds, 3 branches, Pale pink and yellow blend with a heavily ruffled yellow edge above a green throat. (Pharaoh's Daughter X Judy Farquhar)

Roll L-7

HRP

[(Sunday Sandals) x (Daring Deception x Expensive Taste)] x (Reggie Morgan x Bewitching Eyes)] Sev. 5.5" fl. 30" sc. EM 20 buds.Zoe Allegra is one of the most mysterious flowers that I have ever grown. The lavender blooms have a pattern eye that contains many colors, from violet to charcoal, mahogany, white, and green. The pattern itself changes daily. It can appear as clear distinct bands, as pictured, creating the effect of a kaleidoscope, or a flower within a flower. On other days, it can appear quite exotic, with many, many ripples of blue violet, giving it the garden name of “pebble in a pond." The petals lift in the center of the flower revealing the pattern mimicked on the sepals. To add ornate to exotic, the flowers also have a violet picotee, surrounded by a second, knobby wire gold edge. A sinfully fertile, awesome parent! Named for a delightful young lady in St. Catherines, Ontario.