1. Daylilies 101 How to get hooked on daylilies Or…..

2. Topics: Daylily forms, sizes and colors What’s new in daylilies Pests and diseases Daylily culture Extending your bloom season Daylilies in the garden

3. Miniatures – (under 3” in diameter) ‘Blue Flirt’ (G. Stamile 01) 2.87” 18” EM

4. ‘Little Sensation’ G. Stamile 96 2.87” 12” M

5. ‘ Bubbly’ (J. Joiner 89) 2.87” 20” M

6. ‘Magician’s Apprentice’ (G. Stamile 02) 2.75” 18”

7. ‘Jason Salter’ (E. H. Salter 87) 2.75” 18” EM

8. ‘Little Damsel’ (G. Stamile 05) 2” 10” EMRe

9. Small flowers – 3 -4.5” ‘Baby Fresh’ (Joiner 91) 3.75” 16” EMRe

10. ‘Bertie’ (E. Salter 98) 3.5” 24” EMRe

11. ‘Buddy’s Angel Baby’ (J. Hall 06) 3” EM Re

12. ‘Coffee To Go’ (H. Anderson 03) 3” 26” Ere

14. Large flowers – over 4.5” and under 7” ‘Adamas’ (Stamile 02) Tet Evr M Re 23” 6”

15. ‘Franklin Edward League’ Munson 95 26” 5”

16. ‘Mary’s Gold’ McDonnell 84 34” 6.5”

17. ‘Cinnamon Sunrise’ Copenhaver 91 25” 6.5”

18. ‘Claudine’s Charm’ Sellers 00 26” 5.5”

19. ‘Betty Ford’ D. Kirchhoff 03 26” 5.5”

20. Extra large flowers 7” or larger ‘Beautiful Edgings’ Copenhaver 89 30” 7”

21. ‘Mark Alan Carpenter’ J. Carpenter 03 22” 7”

22. Spiders - petal length =4 times petal width ‘French Twist’ Stamile 03 38” 9”

23. ‘Laughing Skies’ Stamile 03 EERe 38” 12”

24. Unusual Forms – twist and curl, cascade or pinch, petals not as narrow as spiders ‘Heavenly Curls’ Gossard 00 27” 7”

25. ‘Brer Rabbit’s Baby’ N. Roberts 02 30” 5”

26. Doubles – extra segments or petaloids ‘Big Kiss’ Joiner 91 28” 5.5”

27. ‘Night Embers’ Stamile 97 30” 5”

28. ‘Trufflicious’ D. Kirchhhoff 03 27” 5.5” Ere

29. What’s new : Patterns, teeth, edges, polymerous, sculpted ‘Barcode’ Stamile 07

30. ‘Get Jiggy’ Stamile 08

31. ‘Fringy’ Stamile 08 32” 5.5”

32. ‘Larry’s Twilight Bite’ Gossard 12

33. Gossard toothy seedling

34. Gossard patterned seedling

36. ‘Crystal Smith’ Smith- Harry 11

37. ‘Crystal Smith’ Smith –Harry 11

38. ‘Rose F. Kennedy’ Doorakian 07 29” 8”

39. ‘Cosmic Kaleidoscope’ J. Carpenter 06

40. ‘Vivid Veins’ Lambertson 10

41. ‘Tiger By The Tail’ Herr 09

42. Stamile seedling

43. ‘Rumble in the Jungle’ Trimmer 08

45. ‘Cosmic Aftershock’ E. Salter 12

46. Bob Faulkner seedling Image by Bob Faulkner

47. Pests and diseases of daylilies – daylily leafminer

48. Daylily leaf streak

49. Daylily rust

50. Recommended: plant or divide fans in spring or fall DAYLILY CULTURE 101 Avoid planting too deeply – crown no more than 1” deep Water thoroughly after planting but avoid over-watering

51. Trim plants before replanting them Fertilizing: Spring and fall

52. Plant-Tone by Espoma Milorganite Osmocote 10-10-10 (fall) Daylilies 101: Fertilizers and Spraying Spraying: Bayer Systemic (hose end sprayer) For leaf streak : Cleary 3336 ( foliage 4”)

53. Extend your bloom season – grow EE, E, ML, L and VL bloomers ‘Running Late’ J.P. Murphy 06 VLRe ( Aug-Sept.)

55. ‘Charon The Ferryman’ Bachman 03 La

56. ‘Stella’s Ruffled Fingers’ Crichton 99 EE Re

57. ‘Day Glo Red’ Tankesley –Clarke 07 EERe

58. ‘Clowns In Washington’ Clement 09 LA

59. ‘Royal Corsage’ Stamile 05 EERe

60. ..but … there’s no place like home!

64. ‘Aaron Brown’ Herr 06

65. ‘Abby Davisson’ J. Davisson 11

66. ‘Along Came Amanda’ T. Herrington 12

70. ‘Neon Flamingo’ Gossard 06

71. ‘Mean Green’ Davisson 08

72. ‘ Red Hot Chili Quackers’ Eller 09

73. ‘Celebrating Gold’ J. P. Murphy 11

74. ‘Desire of Nations’ Emmerich 08

75. Daylilies play well with others ( perennials and annuals! )

78. Bulbs work well as companions with daylilies

81. Favorite companion plants (in my zone 6/7 climate) Agastache ‘Golden Jubilee’

82. Salvia ‘Black and Blue’

83. Clematis ‘Polish Spirit’

84. Eryngium ‘Sapphire Blue’

85. Heucheras

87. Liatris Spicata ‘Kobold’

88. Lilium ‘Conca D’Or’

89. Nepeta ‘Walkers Low’ and Nepeta ‘subsessiliss’

90. Kalimeris Incisa ‘Blue Star’

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