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Historic or Heritage Daylilies

Into the Twenty-First Century

This page is devoted to gorgeous Daylilies that were registered after the year 2000. 

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Frances Elizabeth Woodhall (Woodhall, 2001).  One of the new Daylilies I am trying.  So far, it looks happy here.  I hope this gorgeous thing continues to do well here. 

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Ned Roberts 2002 unusual form CHOKECHERRY MOUNTAIN.  I love the look of his plants. 

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TRICORN (Ware, 2003).   I love the color on this plant, and the form is very attractive.  Those who like tall Daylilies should grow this.  So far, it looks good for northern Florida. 

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LAUGHING FEATHER (Ned Roberts, 2003)  This is one of the prettiest Daylilies I have seen. 

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FITZASAURUS (Sharon Fitzpatrick, 2004).  Another gorgeous unusual form Daylily.  Sharon named this plant after her son, who was in Iraq. 

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DEVIL'S SPINDLE  (Arsenault, 2006).   This is a classic Spider form Daylily.  This hybridizer has some interesting plants being introduced.    I love the form of this plant.