| | Cultivar | Zone | Remarks |
| | OMOMUKI | 3 |
| | OPEN HEARTH | 5 | with wide petalled dips it can really increase flower size and still give a |
| | few wide seedlings |
| | Paper Butterfly | 9 |
| | PURE AND SIMPLE | 0 | glowing orange sherbet color is unique |
| | RADIANT MOONBEAM | 6 | produces seedlings in a wide range of colors and is a color clarifyer. It |
| | produces many narrow kids, and is very vigorous. Absolutely fertile. |
| | Rain Dance(Benz) | 7 |
| | RED RAIN | 6 | gives very tall, vigorous spidery kids in pink, rose, and red. The colors are |
| | clear, and it goes very large in the kids. |
| | REGAL BRAID | 5 | give's pretty edged sdlgs |
| | SALEM WITCH, Moldovan | 5 | parent of DIVINE COMEDY, BUCKINGHAM PALACE, and this year |
| | Moldovan's 2001 LADY KAHN, will also throw UF's |
| | Santiago Heat (Salter) | 7 |
| | Serena Dancer | 7 |
| | SERENA LADY* (Marshall) | 5 | Wonderful performance |
| | SHISHEDO | 0 |
| | SILKEN TOUCH (Stamile 90) | 9 |
| | SILOAM DAUMS DOUBLE (Henry) | 7 | Almost always has a good pistil, fertile, pollen is powerful. Great kids! |
| | Siloam David Kirchoff | 5 |
| | Simply Sensational (E.Salter) | 7 |
| | SMUGGLERS GOLD | 5 |
| | SMUGGLERS GOLD | 5 | great looking - wide petaled seedlings |
| | SMUGGLER'S GOLD | 4 |
| | SOMETHING WONDERFUL | 0 |
| | SOMETHING WONDERFUL (Salter 91) | 9 | Passes on great plant habits and edge |
| | Something Wonderful (Salter) | 7 |
| | SOMETHING WONDERFUL Salter 93 | 7 | Pale ivory-cream with gold edge. Parent of such things as DIAMONDS |
| | AND PEARLS, ED BROWN, AT FIRST BLUSH 7 FORSYTHE COMMANCHE. |
| | Still being widely used. Great plant habits and rebloom. |
| | SOUTH SEAS | 5 |
| | SPANISH GLOW (Salter) | 5 | a hardy,evergreen tet with 45 buds that opens early and passes these |
| | traits on |
| | SPLENDID TOUCH (Stamile 94) | 5 | If your breeding tet.pinks, and you *don't* have this...good luck. |
| | Splendid Touch (Stamile) | 7 |
| | Monday, March 05, 2001 | Page 5 of 6 |
These represent the preferences of people living and growing daylilies in about 45 States all around the US, as well as in Canada and in several other countries. They may not all do equally in all parts of the U.S. or the world, and they may not do as well in your garden ("your mileage may vary").
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Revised last on 07 March 2001.
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