$10 and Under

(Salter, 1994) 24/5, EM, Re, Purple self

(McDonnell, H., 1984) 34", 6.5", M, Huge gold, impressive in the garden

(Carpenter, 2004) 33", 6.5", M, Re, Clear pink

(Trimmer, J, 2003) 28/3, M, Re, Deep coral with dark red eye DOUBLE

(Kinnebrew, 1979) 28/5.50, EM, Black red self, green throat, heavy substance

(Salter, EH, 2004) 18/2, M, Creamy white with deep rose red eye and edge with intense green throat

(Kirchhoff, 2005) 28/5.50, EM, Re, Bright clear red with green throat and edged in varying widths of yellow

(Benz-J., 2005) 28"/6" M, Rebloom, Dormant, Tetraploid, Very Fragrant, Rose pink self above green throat.

(Salter, 2001) 26/6, EM, Re, Pale pink with gold edge

(Stamile, 2000) 38", 8', E, Re, Reddish orange bitone with light red sepals

(Klehm, 2003) 28/5.50, E, Cream yellow blend

(Joiner, 1998) 30", 6.5", M, Re, Big, beautiful orange sherbet color..stands out in garden

(Petit, 2001) 28", 6.5", M, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid. Pink double with gold edge above green throat

(Trimmer, 1998) 28/6, EM, Pink with cream blend DOUBLE

(Trimmer, 1999) 26/3.50, EM, Re, Cream yellow with red eye DOUBLE

(Trimmer, 1999) 30", 7.5", EM, Dark ruby red with green throat.

"HYMENOCALLIS" SULPHUR QUEEN
A beautiful flower for the spring and early summer garden. Wonderful citrus-like fragrance. 18-24 " .
The unique feature of this plant is that it blooms 2 to 3 weeks after you plant the bulb.
It is a tender bulb that must be dug each fall and overwintered in a cool area. It reliably blooms each spring for me on the date I choose. It has straplike foliage, similar to amaryllis, that is pretty all summer long and can add height to containers or interest to the garden. Multiplies well and really puts on a show in the garden!
EXCELLENT CUT FLOWER, LASTS A WEEK IN THE VASE!!

(Stamile, 2003) 24/6, EM, Re, Clear cake icing pink self DOUBLE

(Joiner, 1995) 32", 7", ML, Re, Shell pink self DOUBLE

(Carpenter-K., 1982) 32"/10", Mid, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Unusual Form Crispate, Rose and pink cream blend with cream green eyezone and green throat.

(Crochet, 1987) 24", 6", EM, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Fragrant, Unusual Form Crispate, Pink spider with green throat.

(Carpenter, 2006) 25/5.50, EM, Re, Lavender pink with mulberry purple eye pattern

(Joiner, 1998) 24/5, ML, Re, Seashell pink with smoky grape eye and edge that has ruffles, knobs and sharks teeth on petal edges

(Trimmer, J, 2002) 28/2.75, M, Rosy purple lavender with rose etching over white blending to purple eye

(Roberts, N, 1995) 28", 9", ML, Purple self

Raspberry Star (Hansen, 1994) 50", 7.5" M, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Bright raspberry red self with chartreuse yellow throat

(Trimmer, 2001) 28/4, EM, Pale pink with triangular red etched eye and dark green throat

(Salter, EH, 2002) 18/4, M, Re, Dark black red with lighter cherry red halo

(Lambertson, 2000) 36/6, EM, Re, Medium cream violet with purple blue violet eye and edge of 3 bands of purple to blue violet to gold

(Stamile, 2002) 27"/ 4.75" EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Tetraploid, Very Fragrant, 32 buds, 6 branches, Cream with plum violet eye and edge above green throat.

(Santa Lucia, 1997) 36"/7.5", EM, Rebloom, Dormant, Tetraploid, Red self with a yellow to green throat.

(Stamile, 1991) 34", 9', E, Massive 9 inch ruby flower with yellow green throat. Awesome in the garden!

(Krupien, 1992) 30" 3.5" M, Dormant, Diploid, Dark burgundy with slightly darker burgundy eyezone above green throat

(Stevens,D., 1984) 28/6, VLA, Yellow self.
A bright yellow for the late garden

(Morss, 2007) 30", 6.5", EE, Re, Peach with wide red fuchsia wine eye and wide ruffled red fuchsia wine edge

(Kirchhoff, 1999) 30/6, E, Re, Bright crayola yellow peony style DOUBLE

(Hanson, C, 1994) 28/6, M, Lavender violet purple with rose mauve watermark

(Stamile, 2001) 28/5.25, EM, Re, Lavender pink self above grass green throat

(Henry, 1996) 24", 6", M,Dormant, Diploid. Light cream self

(Stamile, 2004) 30/6, EM, Re, Pink with gold edge

(Carr, 1992) 30", 5", M, Re, Red Black self. Hard to photograph. Smith Brothers is blacker than the photos.

(Sellers, 1998) 28/5.50, M, Re, Red Self

(Kinnebrew, 2002) 24", 6.75", EM, Huge yellow blend with ruffled golden edge

(Kinnebrew-J., 2003) 22"/3.25" E, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, 28 buds, 4 branches, Gold self above green throat.

(Kinnebrew, 2002) 30/6, EM, Re, Pink Yellow blend with gold edge

(Kinnebrew, 2003) 30", 5.5", EM, Cream based, purple-eyed flower appears to have three jagged yellow shells delicately placed in throat of flower, with purple picotee edge

(Kinnebrew, 2004) 22/6, M, Re, Peach pink self

(Kirchhoff, 1999) 26/6, E, Re, Near white with yellow to green throat