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Symbols preceding cultivars denotes: * Tetraploids, ++ Double forms, # Spider, UFO, or just narrow. ^ Small flowers over 3, ^^ Miniatures, No symbol denotes large Diploids over 4 .5 inches. EV - evergreen (tries to keep its foliage during the winter) SEV - semievergreen (foliage is less in winter than EV) DOR - dormant (no foliage in winter) E - blooms early, M B blooms midseason, L B blooms late Re - reblooms (more than one scape per fan) EXT - Extended bloom (stays open after dark!) NOC - Nocturnal (opens at night, wide open at sunrise) EMO - Early Morning Opener BC - bud count, GT green throat, Frag - fragrant EZ - Eyezone SF single fan, DF double fan (or two singles), C clump (at least three fans)
*ABOVE THE CLOUDS (Dan Hansen 07) C $100
EV 52 E RE 9 Unusual Form Crispate. Bitone orange red blend with
lighter sepals and green throat. BC26. 4 way branching. Tall with sturdy scape.
Vigorous. Fertile. (ARCTIC SNOW x UK) X (HAPPY APACHE x UK) x HANG SIX
*ACTING ON IMPULSE (Chris Rogers 07) C $75
EV, 34 Early Midseason, Recurrent, 5, Tet, Bicolor, Banded. Red self that fades into a large coral edge. Light coral sepals. Green throat. 4-Way Branching. Fertile. Ext /Noc. 18 BC. [SULTANS WARRIOR X (MAKE MY DAY X IDAS MAGIC)] X (SAN ANTONIO FIRECRACKER X LA VITA)
*AFTER THE STORM (Dan Hansen F2006) C $50
EV 34 M Re 7 Tall tweener (not narrow not round!) clear Rose with pink watermark, light midrib, green throat and large white teeth. BC 18. The day after a major storm, this flower was blooming in mass and convinced me that everything was going to be alright! Fertile. tet
(TOOTH x (CLIFFS OF ABIQUE x CROCIDILLE SMILE)X MORT MORSS).
*ALICIA ROSE KISSED (Quarry, 2001) 26" MRe 5" Pale Cream w/Rose and Gold edge. DF $20
*AMERICA FREEDOM (Grace/Smith, 2004) 18", EV , 5", Ruffled round apricot DF 20
*AMERICAN ORIGINAL (P Stamile) I,98 Here 21, BC 29. ERe Sev ruffled 6Pink. C 10
*AMETHYST REFLECTIONS (Salter 02) C$20 Sev 28 M Re 5 Lavender w/cream edge.
*ANDY WARHOLS HAIR (Curt Hanson
#ANGELS REACHING Ned Roberts 04)DOR, EM,27",6".UFO quilled crispate. Blush baby pink with extended green throat. The petals and sepals are the same length giving the bloom an unusual six pointed star shape. The pink color is clear. The bloom shape mimics a hexagram. Named by delightful ladies from South Carolina. Fertile both ways. BC 20. DF 50
APACHE
BEACON (Ned Roberts 2006) DF $70
SEV, M ,6 1/2", 36",
Reblooms. UFO cascade. Fiery rose red with faint red eye zone and yellow green
throat. A very showy garden addition with the color of NATHAN SOMMERS on a
taller scape and mega blooming habit! Apaches were known for their brilliant
night signal fires. Four way branching. Budcount 40! Not a spider. 3.8:1 ratio.
# ARMS TO HEAVEN (Ned Roberts I2002) SEV, 36", M 8",RE.UFO Crispate. Purple red self with yellow green throat. Sepals are pencil crispates that twist tightly. Sepals reach upward like arms seeking the sky and heaven itself. Nocturnal. Sun fast. Bud Count 18. Fertile. C 15
*ART IMPERIAL (Kirchhoff 01) Ev 30" M Re 7.5" Round orange red, yellow green throat, ruffled. C 12
#AZTEC FIREBIRD (Ned Roberts I-2003) 26", 7", UFO twisting cascade. Bitone red orange with green throat. ML, SEV, BC 16. Fertile C 20
*AZURE VIOLETS (Duncan 95)29 Ere 5.25 Blue Violet Edged Gold w/ Broad Ivory Cream Eye EvR DF 20
*BACK SCRATCHER (Dan Hansen F2006) C $50
EV 33 E Re 7 UNUSUAL FORM Crispate sepals quill. Purple petals and lilac sepals with a lavender watermark. White toothy edge! BC 39 over 6 way branching. Very Vigorious, Bitone. Fertile. tet (ARCTIC SNOW X UK) x (LEARNING TO FLY X UK)
*BALI WATERCOLOR (Stamile 02) C$20 EV 35 M Re 9 lavender w silver watermark.
* BALLERINA ON ICE ( Santa Lucia, 97) 24", Early, Re, Ruffled Cream. DF 15
*BAM (Dan Hansen00)
SEV, 38, Early Strongly Recurrent, 6.5 round, flat. Coral segments with a loud purple Plum eye, bright green throat. Smooth texture, diamond dusted, three way branching, 18 BC C 15
*BARBARA DITTMER (Morss 94) C$15 Sev 24 E Re 3.8 coral pink gold edge rose eye.
*BE HERE NOW (Hanson 98) SEV 28 MLa 6 Yellow to pale ivory round BC 20+ . C 25
*BELLE COOK (Brooker, 01) 24", M, 6", Flat pink with a gold edge. DF 30
*BERRY BLITZ (Chris Rogers F2006) DF $70
EV, 24, Early, 6, Reblooms. Pale Pink self with a wide Crushed Berry Border and a thin Gold filigree edge. Pale Pink narrow sepals also have a Crushed Berry Border. Green heart is accented by a Pale Yellow corduroyed watermark. 5 Way Branching. 27 BC. Fertile.
((LAVISH LACE X (PINK INTRIGUE X UK)) X (LORYNN NICOLE X UK)
*BETTER THAN EVER (JSalter, I 98) Sev 29 MRe bright 4 Coral Rose with heavy gold edge. DF 10
*#BETTY WINKLER (Dan Hansen, I01) SEV, 24, Early Recurrent, 7. UFO Pancakeflat, narrow, sunfast velvet Red with .25 cashmere border around all segments, throat yellow to green. In the heat of the day petals pinch and sepals curl, crispate unusual form. Nocturnal. BC 20. ((CALGARY STAMPEDE x ALEXANDRA) f2). DF 15
*BERRY CHEESECAKE (Chris Rogers 06) SF$75
(ROSES IN SNOW X UK) X FLUFF AND STUFF
EV, 30, Midseason, Recurrent, 5.5. Wine berry with a faint halo and green/yellow throat. Petals are ruffled with a consistent fancy heavy white/gold edge that highlights the rich velvety wine berry color! 3 way branching. Fertile. 21 BC. Vigorous grower! Everyone stops for this tasty flower!
((PINK INTRIGUE X LAVENDER KISSES) X DRAMATIC LOOK)) X (TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING X tet SIGNIFICANT OTHER)
SEV, 28, Early Midseason, 5.5. Edge no eye (ENE), round, white to palest pink and bold rose border on all the petaloids. Looping ruffles! Later in the season the thin cream edge on the petals gets noticeably wider! Yellow throat with a green heart. 3 way branching. 16 BC. Fertile.
*BEYOND THUNDERDOME (CHanson, I97) SEV to Dor 36 6 Purple (deep violet burgundy merlot) C 10
*BLAZING SADDLES (Dan Hansen 07) DF $150 36 ML RE 9 Unusual Form Crispate. White with large veined purple eye, pale green throat and thin purple edge. Sepals always curl, sometimes the petals pinch. Great Color BC 22. 4 way branching. Tall with short foliage! Not pod fertile for me. (ARCTIC SNOW x UK) X (LAVISH LACE x CREATIVE EDGE) X JUDGE NANCY
*BLUE EYED BANDIT (Dan Hansen 07) C$100
EV 28 M RE 6.5 U F Crispate. Bone to pink petal color with eye colors of cerise, lavender, blue then yellow throat with dark veils throughout. Looks like ammo belts! Sepals curl like a gun barrel! BC 18. 4 way branching. Mega rebloomer! This plant will shoot up your garden! (SWEET CLAUDIA X STORM DAMAGE)
^BLUE OASIS (E Salter 02) DF$20 Sev 24 M Re 3 Ivory with violet BLUE eye
*BLUE
EYED BLONDE (Dan Hansen
06) DF$70
(BAM X STEELY BLUE EYES) X RA HANSEN REMEMBERED
SEV, 29 EM Re, 5.5. This large round full formed blonde with blue eyes is much more - colors of cerise, blue and lavender and violet veins in the eye surrounding a center of green really underscores how simple but stunning daylily colors can be! 3 way branching. 14 BC. Fertile.
*BRAIN STEW (D. Hansen, Fall
2005) DF 40
(TOOTH X UK) EV, 31, Early, Recurrent, 6.5. Bitone. Round form with gaposis. A purple rose with a very light watermark. Green-yellow throat. Bold white toothy edge accents this flower! Petals sometimes pinch and recurve. Very narrow sepals. 4 way branching. 20-30 BC. Fertile
#BRER RABBITS BABY (Ned Roberts '03) C 25
SEV, M, 30", 5". UFO crispate. Black Red self , GT, this low growing narrow form is a garden stopper. The petals and sepals twist and crispate. From Neds small spider breeding program. Petal length/petal width ratio is 3.80:1. Four way branching. Nocturnal. Fast increaser. Very fertile. BC 23.
*BROOKLYN TWIST (Lambertson 98) Sev 28" M Re 10" UFO Violet red with darker eye. C 12
#BURGUNDY CRAB (Ned Roberts 04) DOR,EM,27",9",UFO both crispate and spatulate.Dark reddish purple with black eyezone and green throat. This TALON child simply looks like a crab floating about in the ocean. It has four way branching and a bud count of sixteen. Fertile both ways. BC 16. C 35
*CALMING EFFECT (Chris Rogers F07) DF$100
27 Midseason 5.25 reblooms. Clear round lavender with a unique
triangular large cream throat and matching ruffled cream edge, fragrant.
BC 18, BR 3. Fertile MANDALAY BAY MUSIC X WHAT A SURPRISE
*CAPPUCINNO CREAM (Dan Hansen I-2002) SEV, 26, Early Early Recurrent, 5. Round ruffled pale cream with a hint of coffee, some corduroy on surface. Green heart and yellow throat, slightly reflexed on warm nights. Best opening tet after cold nights. BC 20. Fertile but difficult pod parent. (SEA SWEPT DREAMS x F2 PINK INTRIGUE). DF 20
*CARIBBEAN AFFAIR (Chris Rogers F07) DF$100
24 Midseason 4.5 reblooms. Round Bitone red fading to a rose border, near black band and black veining, pink sepals, small yellow green throat. BC 25, BR 5. Fertile.
(ROSES IN SNOW x UK) X (MARY ALICE STOKES x ENERGIZED SIMPLICITY
#CERULEAN STAR (LAMBERT 82) DF$10 Dor 32 EM & UFO Orchid narrow
^CHAOTIC SYMMETRY (E Salter 03) C$15
Sev 29 M 4 Pink with light rose eye and cream rose edge.
*#CHAMA VALLEY (Dan Hansen, I01) SEV, 25, Early Early Recurrent, 6.5 UFO. Soft Amber petal color w/ Violet patterned eye and a yellow throat. Sepals always quill and are one shade darker than petals making this a flat crispate reverse bitone! Slightly creped. Diamond dusted. Nocturnal. ((LAST FLIGHT OUT x sdl) x CINDYS EYE). DF 25
*CHICKS DIG IT (Dan Hansen, 2005) DF
40
(RELENTLESS INTERLOPER x RED RAMPAGE) EV 30 Midseason 6.5, Reblooms. Large flower - cool Red with happy ruffles, thin white edge and a bright green notched throat displayed well on a Tall well branched scape that allows the blooms to open completely, BC 30. Sepal tips and edge curl back. A darker red band is barely visible. Does benefit from afternoon shade. No other red is more impressive in the morning. Slightly creped surface. Fertile! CDI has two larger sibs coming in 06! RED RAMPAGE has increased flower size in reds!
#CHOCTAW CHICK (Ned Roberts I-2003) 36", 7", UFO crispate. Beige pink with reddish purple eye. Diamond dusted. Ruffled. M, SEV, RE, BC 20. Fertile both ways. C 40
*#CHILI SPICE (Dan Hansen 2003) Sev 22"EERe 6" Red with cream Bitone
Cream midrib and edge. DF 25
*#CHRISTINE DIXON (Dan Hansen I-2003) EV, 25, Early Early, Recurrent, 8. UFO variable crispate. Narrow Red with flat green-yellow throat. CD has one of the flattest throats of any tet in my garden BC 38.(CAGE X LONGSTOCKING) C 15
*CINDY DANIEL (Chris Rogers 07) $150
EV, 28, Early, Recurrent, 6, Tet. Large flat round rose self. Glowing green heart and throat. Sib to the polytepal RICOCHET RUFFLES. 4-Way Branching. Fertile. Ext /Noc. 20 BC.(HOT PINK FURY X MOUNT HERMAN MARVEL)
*CLIFF HANGER (Dan Hansen F07) DF$100
34 Midseason 5 Reblooms. Round gold yellow, with deep carvings in the petals,
yellow throat and small green heart. BC 18, BR 3. Fertile.
(WAY COOL sdl x KEYS TO THE KINGDOM
#* CLIFFS OF ABIQUE (Dan Hansen I-2000) Won an HM in 2005!! SEV 25 EERe 7.75. LARGE, narrow, velvet bitone w/ petals of light Orchid and sepals of light Lavender, glowing Yellow throat and muted Violet halo. White midrib, darker veins, slightly ruffled, diamond dusted, BC 25. Noc. (CAGE x A purple bitone sdl) Won an HM in 2005!! DF 15
*#COOL
MORNING MIST (Dan Hansen 2003) DF 25
M, 27, Midseason, Recurrent, 7. UFO, crispate. Narrow cool Lavender Bitone. Sometimes the petals pinch and the lighter sepals quill. Small ruffles. PRUDHOE brought tall scape, high BC, and big pale lavender flower; where O+E brought the great form and great color. (PRUDHOE x ODDS AND ENDS) Mary Baker in Nebraska I have grown COOL MORNING MIST since its introduction without mulch or winter protection in my zone 5a garden. It grows like a weed here and never fails to produce many beautiful, consistently perfect well-spaced blooms on nicely branched scapes. CMM is a very easy pod parent. I used it a lot this past summer as well as the summer before, and look forward to seeing its kids. CMM never fails to take my breath away and it will always have a special, prominent place in my garden.
#CORAL EYE SHADOW (Ned Roberts I02) SEV, 36"M 7 1/2"RE. Not a UFO or spider. It is too distinctive not to introduce. A coral red narrow form with a distinct and different extended flesh watermark and GT. ratio is 3:35:1.EXT. BC 24 C 25
*COSMIC COURIER (E Salter 03) C$25 Sev 30 EM Re 4 light orange gold w gold bubbly edge
*COSMIC SENSATION (Salter 2002) 32 MRe 5.5 Purple w/ White Edge Sev Tet DF 25
COWBOYS DON'T CRY (Ra Hansen 98) Bi color cream/purple. DF 20
*#COURSE OF ACTION (Dan Hansen, 2005)
DF 35
(CHAMA VALLEY x UK) SEV 24 Early UFO-Crispate 7, Reblooms. Unique color of Rose berry with a wide Grape band, huge pale yellow to chartreuse throat is exciting but the consistent Unusual Form makes this flower a beauty! The wide but long petals curl back sometimes pinch and sepals are extended and twist! BC 16. Fertile.
SEV, 28, Early, 6.5. Large, round, ENE, with Pink petals and a ruffled crazy cranberry edge! The pink narrow sepals have just a touch of color on there edge. Yellow throat and a green heart. Smooth surface texture. Important for bringing size to the ENE program. 4 way branching. 22 BC. Fertile.
*CRAZY LARRY (D. Hansen, Fall 2005)
C 40
(MOON OVER MONTEREY X UK) SEV, 24, Early, Recurrent, 5.5. Flat triangular form with overlapping petals, pointy sepals and large ruffles in the throat. Sculpted!! This tasty orange sherbet flower with a ruffled yellow edge and green heart was a favorite in the garden of Larry Gooden from St. Louis, MO. 4 way branching. 20 BC. Fertile. Unique color! Great border plant
#CREATION (N. Roberts, 2005)
DF 30
SEV,ML,9",40",Recurrent.UFO crispate. Light purple with yellow green throat.
Faint purple eye. The throat is veined and explodes into the petals. The bloom
reminds one of the explosions in the universe
as the planets were formed. Fertile both ways. Four way branching. BC 18.
#CRICKET CALL (N. Roberts, 2005) C 35
SEV,M,7",33",Recurrent.UFO Crispate. Wine purple with yellow green throat accented by faint petal midrib. Although the flower is 7", it is in fact a small form, perky crispate. It reminds one of a cricket. Fertile both ways. Three way branching. BC 14.
#CRIPPLE CREEK (Ned Roberts 2006) DF $50
DOR, L to VL, 8", 47", Reblooms. UFO crispate/spatulate. A large, luminescent gold with extended white midribs and slight white edging. Sepals and petals curl up and under. Color dominates the garden. Four way branching, 26 Budcount! Bud builder. Named for Cripple Creek, CO., one of the richest gold mining areas in the United States.
*CROWS FEET (Dan Hansen, 04) C 35
SEV Re, 26", E, 6", Round flat, 14BC. Melon Gold blend, green heart. Outside the throat the petal surface has indentations the shape of a "crows foot" - Sculptured. Sepals recurve. Ruffled. Fertile. (MOON OVER MONTEREY X EMPIRE STRIKES BACK)
CYBER ZONE (Dan Hansen 2005) C 35
((LAST FLIGHT OUT x (ARCTIC SNOWX UK))x CINDYS EYE) X (JAZZY GRAGHICS x VISUAL INTRIGUE) SEV 26 Early Early ROUND 5.25, Reblooms. Lavender pink flower with violet patterned eye, outside small yellow green throat. BC 22. Sepal show yellow from throat and softer eye pattern. Violet veined mid rib; program I explored for several years! Small ruffles, Gaposis-petals do not overlap showing the pattern on the eye of sepals! The longest blooming DL in the garden, April through October! Fertile! The most heavy used parent for patterns in my program!
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