Pale amber-yellow miniature with washed tan eyezone and a contrasting lime-green throat.  Plant it in the front of the garden.

Deep red miniature with small yellow-green throat.

  ME FIRST (Marvin) 32", Ev., Ex.E. (T)                                                $15.00

One of the earliest tetraploid miniatures. Bright gold, ruffled flowers on dark, sturdy scapes.

Beautifully ruffled, clear golden-yellow miniature with full overlapping segments.  Excellent branching and a fine crisp, clean look.

Excellent, small blush-pink flower with a green-lemon throat and good bud count. Shiny foliage and fair rebloom for us.  Extended blooming.

Diminutive form of Stella de Oro. Smaller and neater in all parts. Tiny fragrant yellow flowers with burnt orange eyezone and green throat.  A in abundance with extended blooming properties. A real gem.    Plant it in a pot or in the front of the border.

Butter-yellow and gold blend with green throat.  Reblooms.  J.C. and H.M. awards.

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

Bright red miniature with yellow-green throat. Great bud count. Fragrant and nocturnal daylily that reblooms. H.M. and A.M. Awards.

Lovely, well branched light persimmon-orange miniature with chartreuse throat. Color resembles scoops of frosty-peach sherbet. Reblooms.

Excellent, ruffled soft pink-melon miniature with crisp texture and a green throat. A special glow. H.M. Award. Limited.

Small heavy blooming fragrant gold with chartreuse throat.

Tiny, bright red mini brings spark and contrasts to the early garden. An early pleasure.

Choice yellow miniature with a round, ruffled form and green throat. Beautiful. H.M. Award.

Cute apricot-peach-pink miniature with a green throat. Reblooms. J.C.  Award.

Beautifully formed, golden-yellow miniature. Excellent branching and clean compact foliage. Long bloom season that goes through July. Tops.

Clear light-pink miniature with round, ruffled segments. Well branched.  Extended blooming.

Prize winning, small yellow miniature with beautiful flat, round form and overlapping petals. Nocturnal.  H.M. Award.

Dark purple daylily with yellow-green throat.  Nocturnal and reblooms. 

Fine yellow with neat compact foliage. True miniature with scaled down scapes to match.  Fragrant and extended blooming. Limited.

  RED DUNDANCY (Sobek) 25", D., E.M., 3 1/8 "                             $70.00

Another child of "In Strawberry Time" that has created a different result and the added pleasure of rebloom. A nocturnal miniature with petals the color of soft rose and a slightly darker rose eyezone above a large throat of yellow shading to apple green. With more ruffling than the parent, this cultivar becomes a very sweet, pleasing flower for the garden. Not a high bud count but rebloom occurs soon after the first blooms are extinguished or even missed. Introduced by Tranquil Lake Nursery in 2006.

Dainty looking maize and saffron-yellow bitone with a tyrian- purple halo above a green throat.  Fragrant and extended blooming.

Small ruffled buttercup-yellow flower with excellent form.  Fragrant.

Lightly ruffled, clear pink miniature with green throat. Extended blooming.  Light rebloom.  J.C. and H.M. Awards.

Red miniature with a deeper red halo and green throat.  Fragrant and extended blooming.  J.C. Award.

  SILOAM PRISSY (Henry) 20, D., E.M., 2 3/4"                                      $8.00

Light rose-pink flower with deeper rose eyezone and green throat.  Fragrant.  Limited.

Small, clear red miniature with green throat. Tremendous bud count.  H.M. and J.C. Awards.

Ruffled, light apricot flower with burgundy eyezone and green throat.  Fragrant and reblooms lightly.  J.C. Award.

Tiny orchid-purple flower with a purple eyezone and green throat.  J.C. and H.M. Awards.

Charming and low growing, lovely pale cream-pink flower with a maroon eyezone and green throat.  J. C. and H.M. Awards.

Tiny flower with very round form. Clear gold with showy burgundy eyezone and gold throat.  Limited.

Miniature of light cherry to rose red with a green throat. Tailored, very round form. Well branched with a good bud count.  Reblooms.  Limited

Tiny clear yellow miniature.   Reblooms.

This marvelous, small flowered bright yellow with a green throat is well deserving of all its praise.  It starts blooming early and sends up new flower scapes until frost. Fragrant and low growing. H.M., A.M. and Stout Medal Awards.

Tiny pale-yellow flower with green throat.  Extended blooming.

Warm orangy-apricot flower with small green throat.  Proliferates like crazy. 

Pretty glowing gold miniature with a long bloom seaon.  J.C. and H.M. Awards.

Miniature, light yellow jewel with a small green throat. Reblooms, almost spanning the daylily season here, with nine buds per scape and 3 or 4 scapes per fan.  Nocturnal and extended blooming.

Multiflora miniature of golden-orange bells on heavily branches scapes.  Very showy.

Petite light gold nocturnal with green throat.  Very low growing.  Perfect for pots or the front of the garden.    Reblooms.

Miniature, clear-yellow, trumpet-shaped flowers grace very heavily branched scapes. Its vase-shape, clump habit, strong scapes and its overall grace make this a superb daylily for the mixed perennial garden.

Near-white daylily with heart-shaped rose-red halo and green throat.  very fragrant, nocturnal and extended blooming.  Limited.

Rich pure violet-purple with unusual small chalky-lavender watermark and green throat.  Very showy. 

Tiny bells of clear light yellow borne on many branched scapes. Profuse blooming. One of the latest daylilies to bloom here. Limited.

Small, early blooming, pale yellow double.  Fragrant and reblooms.

Low flowering, ruffled yellow miniature. Good increaser and a reliable rebloomer.   Plant in pots or the front of the border.  H.M. Award and Don Fischer Memorial Award for best mini in 1988.

Dark purple-red miniature with yellow throat.  Extended blooming.  H.M. Award.