Herrington, T – 1996

Bloom 3.5” (9cm) x 24” (61cm)

Early-Mid/Evergreen/Diploid – reblooms in UK

**small flower**

Pale yellow with purple eyezone and green throat.  Very nicely branched and budded putting on a beautiful display for weeks on end.

Stamile 2002

Bloom 9” (23cm) x height 35” (89cm)

Mid-season/Evergreen/Tetraploid

**Spider**

A profusion of lavenders, yellows and greens make up this beautiful spider variant.  It has a beautiful pattern with a silvery watermark and large yellow-green throat.  When it mass blooms it is a picture.

Spider Ratio 4.36:1 with 12” wingspan

Santa Lucia 2000

Bloom 6.5” (17cm) x height 28” (71cm)

Mid-Late/Dormant/Tetraploid

*Unusual Form*

This one flowers late in my garden in England every year.  It is red with a wide darker band above a yellow-green throat.  Lovely 3-way branching with nice budcount.    It is a very stunning flower and one I always admire.

Salter – 1996

Bloom 6” (15cm) x height 26” (66cm)

Mid-season/Semi-Evergreen/Tetraploid

Cinnamon rose with darker eyezone and green throat. In very warm weather this one will produce small white gold sharks teeth.  A mass bloomer that makes a very pleasing clump.

by Robert Selman

Tetraploid

Semi Evergreen foliage

Mid season bloomer

NEW TO UK!

31" tall x 5.5" flowers. 

I dug this one for the first time at the weekend - I have never sold a single fan since importing it into England.  It is yellow/parchment with purple eye and edge.  Well branched and puts on a great show.  Robert Selman plants do great in UK as they are from a similar winter climate and are extremely hardy and always have perfect flowers and great foliage.  The hybridiser said he could see 'a bat in flight' within the eyezone markings!

Never seen for sale in UK.  Imported from USA by me.  You will receive 2 nice fans.

Salter – 1996

Bloom 4” (10cm) x height 28” (71cm)

Mid-season/Dormant/Tetraploid

**small flower**

Bright coral-rose with a heavy gold edge and small chartreuse-green throat.  The form is very round, overlapped, full and very ruffled.  Smooth substance and well branched scapes carry multiple blooms.

Laprise, Ellen – 2007

Bloom 7” (18cm) x height 36” (91cm)

Mid-Late/Semi-Evergreen/Tetraploid

**Unusual Form Crispate**

I cannot praise this cultivar enough – a stellar performer in every way! It is a brilliant orange with orange red eye above a green throat.  It has 3 well placed branches with a high bud count and flowers for a very long time.  When it is in full bloom you are just drawn towards it – it looks stunning planted with purple and blue perennials. A top favourite of mine. Limited.

DOUBLE FAN 

Bachman, D – 2003

Bloom 7.5” (19cm) x height 4ft (120cm)

Mid-Late/Dormant/Diploid

Spider

Although registered at 48” I find this cultivar flowers slightly shorter in the UK – but still tall.  Red with lighter midribs above small green throat. A nice addition to the late perennial border. This is one of my last daylilies to flower - I am always adding to my late collection. Dan Bachman has now retired so this is somewhat of a gem

Salter, E. H – 2005

Bloom 3” (8cm) x height 25” (64cm)

Early-Mid/Semi-Evergreen/Tetraploid

**small flower**

Cream with blue-violet eye above green throat. It also has a blue-violet edge around the flower.  Great branching and budcount – it puts on a marvellous show for the front of the border.