Spider & Spider-Like Daylilies

Large spider form of deep mahogany red with white margins. A unique variety.  Reblooms           

This beautiful cardinal-red tetraploid has wide petals and a marvelous round form.  Its slightly darker red eyezone and striking green-yellow throat keeps the garden bright longer.   The flowers on this heavily branched extended bloomer are modest in size.    Limited.

Exotic, russet- yellow spider-like form with rolled petals and green-yellow throat.  Nice low-growing attention grabber.  Fragrant and reblooms. Extended bloomer.

Pretty, very late blooming, red spider-like daylily with yellow throat.  Limited.

Extra late blooming, very tall yellow with faint red overlay and red band.  Candelabra branching gives it a super bud count.  A welcome addition to the late garden.  Fragrant altissima hybrid spider of medium size.  Extended blooming.

Strongly contrasting red petals beside yellow sepals.  Wide open spider-like flower.  Limited.

Extra tall, medium red flower of modest size.  High bud count and candelabra branching coupled with its very late season makes it a welcome addition to the garden.  An altissima hybrid. H. M. Award.  Reblooms.  Limited.

Huge cream-yellow self with spidery star-shaped open form on short stalks..

Medium sized chartreuse-yellow spider form. Very fragrant.

Large, star-shaped pale lavender-pink blooms accented with a soft yellow-green throat that extends out to the petals and sepals.

Startlingly different, seven-inch, stars of deep blue-purple. A unique, almost spider variety.  Limited.

Large light yellow-pastel polychrome bicolor spider brushed with lilac. Heliotrope eyezone.  Fragrant.  Very limited.

Large, deep orange-yellow spider-like flower of fine quality.

Large soft orange with unusual square ended petals that are heavily recurved.  Spider-like. Fine garden variety.  Reblooms. Clumps.

Brilliant orange, very floriferous, well branched and low-growing.  One of the earliest tetraploid daylily to bloom.  Fragrant and reblooms.  Limited

Wine-purple flower with green throat.  Fragrant and nocturnal.  Extended bloomer. Very Limited.

Brilliant-red flower with a green throat and spider-like form.  Closest to a true flaming scarlet that we grow.  Excellent quality.

Classic pastel melon with heavy substance.  Color stands out in the garden. Extended blooming spider-like daylily.  Reblooms. Stout Medal winner.  

Fine deep rich-yellow flower with mahogany-red eyezone.  Sharp eyed variety with spider-like form. Reblooms.   H.M. Award. Limited.

Brilliant and shining, star-shaped gold-orange spider-like flower. Limited.

Good sharp bicolor spider with narrow petals showing mahogany-red petals and creamy-yellow sepals.  Extended blooming.  Limited.

Classic bicolor with clear tailored yellow petals and deep orchid-wine sepals.  Very striking color combination on this spider-like flower.   H.M. Award.

Very large yellow bi-tone with faint yellow-brown dusting on edge of petals with green throat.  Among the finest large early yellows.  Excellent substance and spider-like form in this top quality daylily.

Nice pink with a touch of lilac.  Ruffled and orchid-like in form.  Fine quality spider-like flower.  H.M. and A.M. Awards.  Limited. 

This large lemon spider variant has an extraordinary presence in the August garden. The fragrant blooms are nearly seven inches in size.  They are carried on tall, thin and strong scapes adding gentle movement in any breeze.  Scapes have six branches and an average of twenty to twenty-two buds per scape that create a display of abundant blooms.  Superb dark green foliage gives this well proportioned plant a rich appearance. Limited.

Different form with twisting petals and sepals mark this tall, very large brilliant golden-orange daylily with reddish edging.  H.M. Award.

Huge spidery that is a yellow blend with faint mahogany brushing and edges and green throat.  Size and slight fragrance make this daylily rather special.   Limited.

Pretty, triangular soft creamy yellow that opens almost flat with quilled tips and an orange red eyezone.  Large.

Large, heavy blooming lemon yellow. Fine quality. Limited.

Miniature, multiflora-variant spider of golden-yellow with an open star form.  Connecticut bred. Distinctive. Limited.

Spatulate, flat red and copper bitone spider with ruby halo around prominent yellow-green throat.   J.C. and H.M. Awards.  limited.

Very tall, orange spider-like daylily.   Fragrant and extended blooming.  Reblooms

Extra early blooming bright orange, star-shaped flower.  Brightens the early garden.   Extended blooming.  Reblooms.  Limited.

Large, orchid-lavender with a light yellow starburst throat adds to an overall exotic look. Petals twist lightly and gently recurve creating a spider-like appearance. Fragrant. Reblooms.  Limited. 

Pretty pink-orchid pastel polychrome spider with orchid halo.  Unusual. Extended blooming.   Reblooms.  Limited.

This huge eye-catching flower is a bronze-banded bitone of yellow and light bronze with a strong yellow throat.  Petals have light ruffling and a raised white midrib.   This strong growing spider variant is a colorful addition to the late summer garden.                      

Deep mahogany-red daylily with extraordinary white margins and brown eyezone.  A fine tall picottee spider form.

Huge red spider with yellow center.  Fragrant.  Among the largest daylilies we grow.  A.M. and H.M. Awards.  Limited.

Tall, crisp clean greenish-yellow flower with open semi-spider form.  Extended blooming.  Reblooms.  Stout Medal winner.

This tall, medium-orange spider flower is exceptional for its later season. 

Very tall orange-polychrome spider with a red center.  Limited.

Large greenish yellow spider-like daylily.  Brightens the late garden.

Twisting recurved two-inch wide petals gives and artistic form.  Each segment is washed with a pale amber that pales to near white as the day progresses. Good bud count means this diamond-dusted exotic offers ample display in the garden.

Large, chartreuse-yellow spider form. 

Red spider-like daylily with darker red eyezone and yellow throat.   Segments are twisted and recurved.  Extended blooming.  Very limited.

Earliest, large flowered daylily to bloom here.  Starts the quality season.  Large lilac and yellow bicolor with good substance.  The large flowers on tall scapes sway in the breeze.

Carmine-red spider with green throat.  Large flaring spider form.  Reblooms.

Attractive and distinctive triangular form sets off this fine lemon yellow daylily.  Quite special.   Limited.

Unique grayed-violet with a darker purple eyezone and green throat.  Spider-like form with and unusual color. Very fragrant. Reblooms.

Pale, lemon-yellow flower with twisting segments and spider-like form. Green throat on this large extended blooming daylily.

Large, pale peach pink with pale lavender midrib near throat and showy heliotrope eyezone.  Unique color among the late bloomers.  Extended bloomer.

Pink with purple eyezone and green throat. Unusual spider form. Photograph.

  YELLOW RIBBON (Kraus) 32", D., M.                                                    $10.00

Huge canary yellow with long spidery petals.  Very limited.  Photograph.