Daylily List
 

Plants with names beginning with a letter from "S" to "Z"
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 Daylilies that are size #1 are usually two fans, but could occasionally be one very large fan.

Please check out these websites to see some beautiful photos of daylilies and nature.  I have permission from both to use their awesome photos, so if you have time, you are in for a treat. The Charlie Lentz photos of sunsets are incredible.

Charlie Lentz:   http://www.pbase.com/linthicum

Chacha's daylilies:  http://www.abacom.com/chacha/gardenF1.htm

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Name	Price	Description	Click on Pic
Shimmering Lilac Diamond-one fan (2 fans for $6)	$4.00	18" Midseason, Reblooms. 5 3/8" bloom. Pretty ruffled lilac coloring with new light red violet veining and lavender edges. Lots of buds. Lightly creped. Has a sparkly look to it (like it's sprinkled with fairy dust?) that makes it shimmer. A real eye catcher!
Siloam Amazing Grace-one fan (two fans for $6)	$4.00	5.5", heavily ruffled, fragrant, primrose-yellow flowers with a soft green throat. Midribs and tepal edges are paler yellow, and the orange anthers really stand out against this light background. Blooms midsummer. Designer daylily. Extended bloom--flowers last at least 16 hrs. each. Popularity poll, numerous awards. 24" tall.
Siloam Baby Talk-one fan (2 fans for $5)	$3.00	This daylily has pale pink flowers with a deep rose halo and green throat. Only 15" tall and blooms are only 2 1/2 ". Early-mid season bloomer.
Siloam David Kirchhoff--one fan (2 fans for $6)	$4.00	Of all the Siloams, I like this one best (actually it is tied with Siloam Double Classic). It is a beautiful shade of orchid with a cerise pencil eyezone and green throat. I don't know how to describe the eye-it has a bluish tint and kind of bleeds into the orchid bloom in a very pretty way. Only 16" tall; blooms are 3 1/2". Early to midseason bloom time. Annie Giles award for best small eyed cultivar in 1995.
Siloam Double Classic-one fan (2 fans for $6)	$4.00	Sold out. Best known for its incredible sweet fragrance, this daylily sports magnificent, fully DOUBLE blossoms. Rich pink blooms have a yellow halo and green throat. Petals have perfect pie crust edges. 5" bloom, 16" tall, early to midseason bloom. Popularity poll. Stout medal award for best daylily in 1993. Also, Ida Munson award for best double daylily in 1998. Lots of blooms on each plant-very beautiful in my yard. People always point to this one and ask its name.
Sir Modred-one fan (2 fans for $6)	$4.00	Sir Modred has 5 1/2" blooms that are a deep blackish red with a yellow throat. Edges are heavily ruffled. Color is very sunfast for such a dark color. Flowers are fragrant and of heavy substance. Designer daylily- very robust grower with lots of blooms. Midseason. 24" tall.
South Seas	$6.00	Size #1. Vibrant coral-tangerine blossoms have a slightly darker, reddish-coral eye and yellow throat. The lightly fragrant flowers have a slightly ruffled edge and bloom profusely in midsummer on well-branched scapes. 5 1/2" blooms on 30" scapes, Mid season, reblooms, fragrant. Multiple branching with 30-35 buds. Designer daylily. Popularity poll.
Spiritual Corridor	$7.50	Size #1 Absolutely gorgeous daylily with lavender pink flowers that have a prominent creamy yellow eye, matching picotee edge, and chartreuse throat. Lightly fragrant blossoms are produced atop well-branched, heavily budded scapes in early to midsummer.Honorable mention award 1997. Popularity Poll, Designer daylily.
Startle-one large fan	$7.00	5" bright red self with ruffled ivory edges and bright yellow throat. Gorgeous daylily- one of my favorites. Award winner. Reblooms. 26" tall.
Stella De Oro -clump	$4.00	12" tall, 2 ¾" bloom. Light golden yellow with very small green heart. The longest bloomer of any daylily-blooms all summer. The best known and the most widely planted daylily of all time.Stout medal award for best daylily. Early-mid, rebloom.
Storm of the Century	$8.00	One fan. 28" tall, 5 3/4" blooms. Midseason, reblooms. Rich royal purple blooms have a thin heavily ruffled picotee border that is very striking and a gold triangle shaped throat. Collector's hosta.-average price in Eureka guide is $34.
Strawberry Candy-one fan (two fans for $6)	$4.00	Stout Medal award for 1998. High on popularity poll. 4 1/2" apricot-pink flowers with red-tinted edges, strawberry-red eye-zone and yellow throat. Ruffled-edged curled-back petals. This one probably gets asked about more than any other daylily in my yard. If you have only one daylily-this would be the one I would recommend. (Oh okay, maybe Moonlit Masquerade and Bela Lugosi too.)
Strawberry Fields Forever-one fan (two fans for $6	$4.00	Height is 26 inches with a 4.5 inch bloom. Early to Mid Season . Clear pink blooms have a strawberry rose eye and braided strawberry rose edge and a grren throat. Fragrant. Reblooms. Another Stamille beauty-I love this one. Very vigorous. Honorable Mention 2001. Award of Merit 2004.
Sweet Hot Chocolate	$6.00	Size #1- If you want an unusual daylily, consider this one. Extra-large, 6" flowers have rich maroon-brown petals with lighter edges. 24" tall, blooms in midseason. Vigorous grower.This one must be pretty rare-I can't find anybody else who has it for sale anywhere. It's hard to even find a photo of it. From the Netherlands.
Vanilla Fluff	$8.00	Size #1. Huge DOUBLE blooms of 6" are a rich cream color. 34" tall, midseason bloom, very fragrant. The 1996 winner of the Ida Munson Award for best double daylily
Victoria's Secret	$9.00	Size #1- Blooms are a nice cream with a pink overlay and heavy ruffly pictoee edges of gold. This is a very pretty ,feminine, frilly daylily. DOUBLE bloom usually, although some younger plants may be single bloom. 5 1/2" blooms, 28" tall, mid to late season. Reblooms. Collector's daylily.
Wineberry Candy-one fan (two fans for $6)	$4.00	Designer daylily with 4.75", fragrant, soft orchid pink tepals with a wine-purple eye and yellowish-green throat. Lightly ruffled petals with purple veining and smooth-edged sepals. One of the longest blooming daylilies and one of the first to bloom. Blooms in early to midsummer; rebloomer. Popularity poll, numerous awards, including runner up for Stout Medal for best daylily of 2001.