Red Wine Cup Daylily, Iriswarehouse & Daylilywarehouse, Hybridizer, Carter-Powell, year of registration, 1966. Historic daylily. height 20in, bloom 3in, season Early season, Reblooming , Dormant, Diploid, Wine self with green throat. Prolific grower in our gardens. Nice to see early red/wine colored bloom! Parentage: Vada Parker × sdlg Learn More

Good Morning America Daylily, Iriswarehouse & Daylilywarehouse, Hybridizer,Salter, year of registration, 1992, height 26", bloom approimately, 6", midseason bloom, REBLOOMER, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, Ivory cream gold blend with green throat. Parentage: (Lady Arabella × sdlg) Learn More

Rock Lobster Daylily, Iriswarehouse & Daylilywarehouse, Hybridizer, Hanson-C., date of registration, 1999, height 36", bloom size 6", season Early-Midseason, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, FRAGRANT, 26 buds, 3 branches. Rose violet self with green throat. Prolific plant. We love this in our gardens! Sculpted & pleated. Honorable Mention 2004 Learn More

Matisse Dayliily, Daylilywarehouse & Iriswarehouse, Tetraploid (TET), Hybridizer, Munson, 1984, approximate height, 24", bloom 5.5", midseason bloom, Rebloomer, Evergreen, rose pink blend with yellow green throat. Parentage: (unknown × unknown). High count bloomer, pleasing and steady grower for your garden! A favorite at Iriswarehouse! Learn More

Thanks Two Friends Daylily, Daylilywarehouse & Iriswarehouse, Hybridizer, Kerr-C., year of registration, 1998, 21" height, bloom 6 ", Early-,midseason bloom, REBLOOMS, Dormant, Diploid, approx 25 buds, 3 branches. Double 95% of the time. Grape purple with green throat. Learn More

Bitsy Dayliliy, Iriswarehouse & Daylilywarehouse, Hybridizer, Warren, Year of Registration, 1963, Height, 18", bloom 1.5" Early (very early) semi-evergreen, diploid. Description, lemon yellow self with green throat. Parentage: (Pinocchio X Sooner Gold) Learn More

Final Touch Daylily, Daylilywarehouse.com Hemerocallis - FINAL TOUCH Daylily Pink lavender bicolor. Height is 32 inches with approx. 5" bloom. Late Season bloomer, Dormant, Diploid, Fragrant. This is probably called, "Final Touch" as it appears late in the season in the garden and is the "Final Touch". Final touch photo was taken September 12, 2011 in our gardens in Michigan. Learn More