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Hemerocallis (Daylilies) Your Trusted Daylily Source Walters Gardens is committed to providing our customers with true to name plants. We are concerned about variability in daylilies from tissue culture, both in flowering performance and in overall characteristics. For this reason, all of the daylilies we offer are grown from field divisions. You can be confident that our true vegetative stock will deliver a consistent, uniform performance. All of our daylilies are pest resistant and free of daylily rust. Trimmed Roots We trim the roots of all daylilies before they are shipped. In our trials, trimming the roots did not set the plants back at all and in some cases, trimming actually resulted in increased rooting. Trimmed roots are also faster for our customers to pot up, weigh less in shipping, and result in less waste. Premium Daylilies Our top 20 Daylily Varieties. Customers looking for guidance selecting top daylilies, look no further than our premium varieties. Each of our premium daylilies has been trialed, studied, and observed for a minimum of 6-10 years by our experienced Daylily Growers. The very best of each color class. Chris Meyer Walters Gardens daylily hybridizer Chris Meyer became interested in hybridizing daylilies in the early 1990s when he made the initial cross that eventually resulted in the introduction of the popular Hemerocallis ‘Going Bananas’. We are now proud to offer ‘Elegant Explosion’ and ‘Orange Smoothie’ as well, with four more varieties officially introduced this year! Look for ‘Hungry Eyes’, ‘Inkheart’, ‘Raspberry Eclipse’, and ‘Sound of my Heart’ in this catalog, with more to come in the future. Characteristic Abbreviations VE Very early bloom; Late May - Early June E Early bloom; June EM Early midseason bloom; early July M Midseason bloom; July ML Late midseason bloom; late July L Late bloom; August VL Very late bloom; mid to late August EXT Extended bloom: flowers remain open for at least 16 hrs. 80 | Walters Gardens RE NOC FR D SE EV DIP TET Usually repeats bloom Nocturnal; buds open in late afternoon and remain open through all or part of the next day Fragrant Dormant foliage Semi-evergreen foliage Evergreen foliage Diploid Tetraploid
Apricot/Peach/Orange Shades Height – Characteristics – Bloom Size ‘Adorable Tiger’ 26”–M–FR–D–TET–4-5” ‘Holiday Song’ 22”–M–D–TET–4-5” ‘Alabama Jubilee’ 30”–EM–FR–D–TET–7” ‘Inwood’ 25”–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6½” ‘Apricot Sparkles’ 15”–VE–RE–D–DIP–3” ‘Mighty Chestnut’ 30”–ML–EXT–FR–D–TET–5-5½” ‘Bright Sunset’ 36”–M–EXT–FR–D–TET–6” ‘New Tangerine Twist’ 33”–ML–FR–D–TET–6½” ‘Collier’ 28’–EM–SE–TET–6” ‘Orange Smoothie’ 24”–EM–RE–FR–D–DIP–4” ‘Desert Flame’ 36”–M–RE–D–TET–5½” ‘Primal Scream’ 34”–EM–D–TET–8” EARLYBIRD ORIOLE (‘Centerton One’) 20”–E–RE–D–DIP–5” ‘Rocket City’ 36”–M–EXT–D–TET–6” ‘Fire King’ 30”–ML–EXT–NOC–D–TET–5½” ‘Siloam Peony Display’ 18”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–6” ‘Handwriting on the Wall’ 24”–M–RE–FR–SE–TET–6” ‘South Seas’ 30”–M–RE–EXT–NOC–FR–D–TET–5” Lavender/Purple Shades Height – Characteristics – Bloom Size ‘Always Afternoon’ 22”–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–5½” ‘Maestro Puccini’ 28”–M–EXT–EV–TET–5½-6” ‘Bela Lugosi’ 33”–M–SE–TET–6” ‘Nosferatu’ 26”-M–FR–SE–TET–6” ‘Garden Show’ 24-28”–M–RE–FR–D–DIP–6” ‘Purple De Oro’ 20”–EM–RE–D–DIP–2½” ‘Judy Judy’ 28”–M–FR–SE–TET–6” ‘Raspberry Eclipse’ 30”–M–RE–FR–SE–TET–5½” ‘Lavender Blue Baby’ 28”–EM–RE–FR–D–DIP–5½” ‘Raspberry Suede’ 28”–M–D–TET–5” ‘Little Grapette’ 18”–EM–SE–DIP–2” ‘Storm Shelter’ 24”–M–RE–D–FR–TET–5” Pink Shades Height – Characteristics – Bloom Size ‘Daring Deception’ 24”–EM–RE–SE–TET–5½” ‘Rosy Returns’ 14”–E–RE–FR–D–DIP–4” ‘Elegant Candy’ 25”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼” ‘Scottish Fantasy’ 28”–ML–RE–FR–SE–TET–5-5½” ‘Hungry Eyes’ 22”–ML–RE–FR–SE–TET–5” ‘Sound of My Heart’ 28”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–5” ‘Jolyene Nichole’ 14”–M–EXT–EV–DIP–6” ‘Stephanie Returns’ 16-18”–E–RE–D–DIP–4” ‘Just Plum Happy’ 20”–EM–RE–D–TET–4¾” ‘Stolen Treasure’ 26”–EM–D–DIP–6½” ‘Passionate Returns’ 17”–EM–RE–FR –SE–DIP–4” ‘Strawberry Candy’ 26”–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–4½” ‘Romantic Returns’ 25”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–SE–DIP–5” ‘Wineberry Candy’ 22”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET–4¾” Red Shades Height – Characteristics – Bloom Size ‘Cherokee Star’ 32”–ML–D–TET–7” ‘Passion for Red’ 27”–EM–RE–FR–SE–TET–6¾” ‘Chicago Apache’ 30”–ML–D–TET–5” ‘Prairie Wildfire’ 23”–M–FR–D–TET–5” ‘Double Pardon Me’ 18”–M–RE–NOC–FR–D–DIP–2¾” ‘Red Hot Returns’ 24-28”–EM–RE–EXT–SE–DIP–5” EARLYBIRD CARDINAL (‘Endless Heart’) 21”–E–RE–EV–DIP–4” ‘Red Razzmatazz’ 32”–ML–RE–D–TET–5½” ‘Funny Valentine’ 25-28”–EM–D–TET–5½” ‘Ruby Spider’ 34”–E–D–TET–9” ‘Pardon Me’ 18”–M–RE–NOC–FR–D–DIP–2¾” ‘Sun Dried Tomatoes’ 32-36”–ML–D–TET–6” Yellow/Gold Shades Height – Characteristics – Bloom Size ‘Big Time Happy’ 18”–E–EXT–FR–D–DIP–4” ‘Hyperion’ 40”–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5” ‘Blackthorne’ 26”–EM–RE–SE–TET–4½ -5” ‘Inkheart’ 28”–ML–RE–FR–D–TET–5½” ‘Buttered Popcorn’ 32”–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6” ‘Monterrey Jack’ 24”–E–D–TET–5½” ‘El Desperado’ 28”–L–EXT–D–TET–5” ‘Omomuki’ 26”–EM–EXT–FR–D–TET–5” ‘Elegant Explosion’ 20”–ML–RE–D–DIP–4” ‘Stella de Oro’ 15”–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–2¾” ‘Erin Lea’ 24”–M–RE–EXT–D–TET–5½-6” ‘Stella Supreme’ 14”–EM–RE–EXT –FR–D–DIP–3” ‘Fooled Me’ 24”–M–EXT–D–TET–5½” ‘Tiger Swirl’ 32”–M–FR–D–TET–6½” ‘Going Bananas’ 19-22”–EM–RE–FR–SE–DIP–4” ‘When My Sweetheart Returns’ 14-16”–M–RE–EXT–D–DIP–4” ‘Happy Returns’ 18”–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–3” White/Near White/Cream Shades Height – Characteristics – Bloom Size ‘Baby Moon Cafe’ 22”–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–3” ‘Marque Moon’ 24”–ML–FR–D–TET–5-5½” ‘Early Snow’ 29”–E–RE–FR–D–TET–7” ‘Sunday Gloves’ 27”–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5¼” ‘Joan Senior’ 30”–EM–RE–EXT–EV–DIP–5” www.WaltersGardens.com • 1-888-925-8377 • sales@waltersgardens.com | 81
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Monarda 'Electric Neon Pink’ Mona
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C Platycodon ‘Astra Pink’ Platy
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T Pulmonaria ‘Pretty in Pink’ P
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Salvia ‘Azure Snow’ Salvia ‘I
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Salvia n. ‘Bumbleberry’ Salvia
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New! Sedum ‘Lemonjade’ Sedum
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Sempervivum Assorted Sempervivum
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Stokesia l. ‘Honeysong Purple’
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Vernonia ‘Southern Cross’ Veron
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Hakonechloa m. ‘All Gold’ Hakon
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New! Panicum v. ‘Blue Fountain’
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Schizachyrium s. BLUE HEAVEN Schiza
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Fragaria a. ‘Gasana’ Photo Cour
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Colocasia ‘Black Swan’ Colocasi
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New! Mangave ‘Mission to Mars’
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