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General Listing of Cultivars from R-S

Symbols and Abbreviations Key:
*  Tetraploids                ++ Double form             # Spider, UFO, or just narrow             ^ Small flowers over 3”
^^ Miniatures                                                                                                No symbol - large Diploids over 4 .5 inches.
EV - evergreen  (tries to keep its foliage during the winter)                          SEV - semi-evergreen (foliage is less in winter than EV) 
DOR - dormant (no foliage in winter)                     E - blooms early                 M - blooms Midseason
La - blooms late                Re - re-blooms (more than 1 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                  BR - branching              Frag - fragrant                   EZ - Eyezone
SF - single fan                     DF - double fan (or 2 singles)                                     C - clump (at least 3 fans)

CLUMPS OFFERED unless otherwise mentioned!

RAINBOW SERPENT (Ned Roberts 2006)     C $20
SEV, M, 5 1/2" flowers, 57" scapes, Re-blooms. UFO spatulate. Bi-tone with violet red petals and very extended green throat. Sepals are dusted yellow. Very open form. Petals and sepals re-curve under with the watch spring look. This daylily makes a statement. BC 30, BR 5,  A must daylily if you like them tall and distinctive

*RASPBERRY FLAMBE (Chris Rogers 08)  C $30
Ev, 36” scapes, E, Re, 6” flowers, Round Red with veined Pink watermark white edge on all segments and yellow green throat. BR 4 BC 20 Fertile. Vigorous, great increaser, tall and happy!
(RELENTLESS INTERLOPER X HOT PROSPECT)

*RASTA BEATS    (Dan Hansen Spring 2010) $100DF
Evergreen, 24" Scapes, Mid Season, Re-blooms, 6" Flowers, From the heart of the tropics comes this dreamy flower where white petals are resplendent with a deep purple edge. Caribbean vibes continue onto the harmonic white sepals and trickle down into the balmy yellow throat. This hot edge-no-eye is sure to "stir it up" in any garden! Fertile! Bud Count 18, Branching 3
{[(Pink Intrigue X Seedling) X Ocean Front Property] X Audrey McNeal}

*RASPBERRY ROUGE (Chris Rogers Fall 2005)     C $15
SEV, 24" scapes, Mid Late, Recurrent, 5.25" flowers, Triangular Flat form with pointed sepals. Pale pink petaloids and a .25" double edge that is plum on the outside and lightens to raspberry! Very distinct edge-no-eye. 5 way branching, 30 BC. Fertile.
(((ARCTIC SNOW X UK) X ((PINK INTRIGUE X (PINK INTRIGUE X UK))) sdl ENE

#RAVEN WOODSONG     (Ned Roberts, 2005)      C $25
SEV, M, 7" flowers, 40" scapes .UFO crispate. Dark grey purple  over green throat with a faint dark eye. A very nice dark bloom with graceful sepal and petal movement. The plant has great garden presence. The color is raven like with a subtle song of movement. Sun fast. Four way branching. BC 14. Fertile both ways.

*RHYTHM AND RHYME    (Dan Hansen Fall 2010)    $60
Evergreen, 26" Scapes, Mid Season, Re-blooms, 7" Flowers, Short compact plant, Flat pale Yellow with large lavender V shaped eye and matching lavender edge and wide rhythmic yellow edge above a green throat. Petals do not overlap, we call it Gaposis! Fertile, Bud Count 15, Branching 3
(Una Guitarra  X  Seedling)

*RICOCHET RUFFLES     (Chris Rogers 2007)     C $25
EV, 32" scapes, E, Re, 6" flowers, Tet, POLYtepal!! Polys at least 90% of the time. Large pink petals and sepals with a white flash on the midrib. Yellow throat and green heart. Pollen fertile – Pod diff. 3-Way Branching. Ext /Noc. 17 BC.   
( HOT PINK FURY X MOUNT HERMAN MARVEL )

*RIVER RIPPLES     (Dan Hansen 2008)      C $50

*ROARING RAPIDS         (Dan Hansen Fall 2006)      C  $15

#ROCKY MOUNTAIN PALS (Ned Roberts 2007) C $20
M, 7" flowers, 52" scapes, A tall, imposing UFO with poly tendencies. Pink with darker pink veining; yellow throat with green infusion. Sepals curl gracefully. Named for the physicians and staff of the Rocky Mountain Cancer Center. 36 BC.

*ROCK THE CASBAH    (Dan Hansen Fall 2010)    $50
Evergreen, 32" Scapes, Mid Season, Re-blooms, 6" Flowers, "As the wind changed direction and the temple band took five, the crowd caught a whiff of that crazy Casbah jive!"  It wasn't always cool to like rock and roll, but when you've got a red hot daylily like this one, it reminds you of why it's worth it to be different!  This re-curved deep red flower with a ruffled thin white edge and yellow-green throat is like ALL my reds: does not water spot and holds up well to the sun (Florida tested with no shade cloth)!  ROCK THE CASBAH is for those who love rock and roll, the armed services and sizzling red daylilies that increase rapidly! Fertile, Bud Count 20, Branching 4
(Seedling  X  Maroon Mischief)

*ROSE AND ASHES    (Dan Hansen Fall 2010)    $40
Evergreen, 30" Scapes, Mid Season, Re-blooms, 6" Flowers, Narrow, Emerging from the dust of the earth is a flower with the much sought after speckled effect!  A yellow throat grows into consistently speckled rose and white petals and sepals.  Powdered midrib pairs nicely with petals that sometimes pleat "origami" style.  A unique breakthrough in the texture world,
ROSE AND ASHES is sure to turn heads in your garden.  Fertile, Bud Count 18, Branching 3
[(Shallow Water  X  Lighter Than Air)  X  (Mandalay Bay Music  X  Seedling)]

*RUM RUNNER  (Dan Hansen 2011 Fall) $100 Evergreen 28" Early Reblooms 7" Flower. Narrow. Bitone Pink petals with Red band and edge White sharks teeth on petals, Yellow throat and pale pink sepals. SDL X SDL     Fertile       BC 15  BR3

*SANDY MANDY    (Dan Hansen Fall 2010)    $50
Evergreen, 32" Scapes, Early-Mid Season, Re-blooms, 8" Flower, UFO, Like going to the beach on a perfect summer day, this narrow yellow unusual form is sure to make you relax.  With great size and plant, the yellow narrow spatulate petals are trimmed with a sandy ruffled edge. For a self, this flower garners plenty of  attention! The motion on the sepals is reminiscent of waves crashing onto white sandy beaches.  And like driving home from the ocean with sand between your toes SANDY MANDY is a reminder of a balmy summer day!
Fertile, Bud Count 20, Branching 4
(Ocean Front Property  X  Twisted Mint Julep)

*SCARLET AFFAIR    (Dan Hansen Spring 2010)    $60
Evergreen, 28" Scapes, Early-Mid Season, Re-blooms, 6" Flowers, No one will be able to keep quiet once they find out about this! Like a juicy piece of office gossip, this flower is lusted after, with ribbed Scarlet Red petals, a risqué white edge and naughty yellow throat. Superb branching and bud count will have any gardener going wild! NO water marks and sun fast! Fertile! Bud Count 25, Branching 5
[(Girls Gone Wild X Fluff and Stuff) X (Hopeless Romantic X tet Grace Pierce)]

*SCARFACE         (Dan Hansen Fall 2009)    $60 C
Ev, 26” scapes, E, Re, 5.5” flowers,  Named for the veins and sculpting that create “scars” on the petals; this flat flower has a chartreuse throat that bulges out into chiseled rosy-red cheeks.  A picoteed yellow edge and obtuse sepals helps accentuate these lovely marks.  Increases rapidly! BC 25, BR 5    Fertile both ways!
[(Seedling  X  Keys to the Kingdom)  X  Parting The Red Sea]

*SEXY SARA    $125 (Dan Hansen – Spring 2011) This daylily works well under pressure and is truly a performance daylily! Named for an emergency room nurse from Central Florida, SEXY SARA is sure to ameliorate your garden! Hot pink petals cause a heat wave of fervor from the yellow throat to the ruffled yellow edge. Can get extremely fancy performing under Florida heat, this daylily will have you wanting to see more! Evergreen, 25" Scapes, Early-Mid Season, Re-blooms, 6" Flowers, 4 way branching, 20 bud count, Fertile both way! (7BR2 X BANGLES AND BOWS)

  *SEXY SAVANNAH    (Dan Hansen Spring 2010)    $40
Evergreen, 24" Scapes, Late Season, Re-blooms, 5.5" Flowers, You don’t have to be from Georgia to enjoy this flirty flower! Sultry coral pink petals are pinched at the ends and flushed with a big coral pink and yellow edge that wiggles on down to the provocative yellow throat. Blunt sepals compliment this fetching flower. Rarely polys. Fertile! Bud Count 18, Branching 4
[{[(Pink Intrigue X Seedling)F2 X Chicks Dig It] X (Julianna’s Jewel X Ice Cream Social)} X Cindy Daniel]

*SHANNON ASHLEY     (Dan Hansen 2009)     C $50
Ev, 36” scapes, EE, Re, 6” flowers, Noc, Ext, Tall, Round, Red with a white edge on all segments and green throat. Love tall, uniform, clear, hard working, beautiful, branched …. Daylilies! We need more tall, bright, very early DLs. Certainly a cut above the rest. Named after a wonderful young woman from Mass who is very much like the flower and her Mom! Very fertile both ways. BR 6 BC 28
(Sdl X Sdl)

    *SHE GOT THE LOOK   (Dan Hansen 2009)        $60
Ev, 28” scapes, M, Re, 5.25” flowers, Noc, Ext, Flat, Edge-no-eye White and wide hot pink border with yellow to green throat. Perfect flat tear drop shaped petals with near electric border on the purest of white. Tiny sepals. Over ten years of ENE breeding brought this beauty to us without the a “bling” gaudy edge! A quick check of the green foliage tells you this color is indeed real! Absolutely without fault! Very fertile both ways BR 5 BC 24
Sdl X Sdl

   *SHORT SKIRT    (Dan Hansen Fall 2009)    C $35
Ev, 24” scapes, M, Re, 5.5” flowers,  Always a favorite in warm weather, this round skirt is super flirty with fringed coral red edges trailing all the way down to the melon throat.  Combining good branching, complimentary coral red veins, and blunt sepals; this skirt is sure to turn heads!  BC 22, BR 4 Fertile both ways!
[(Red Rampage  X  Unknown)  X  Fluff and Stuff]  X  [(Julianna’s Jewel  X  Seedling)  X  Ice Cream Social]

*SILLY BANDS    $100 (Dan Hansen – Spring 2011) Named for the silicone bracelets that are being traded and collected among children this French rose flower has a sculpted relief yellow throat that wiggles out to red veins and trails out to the piecrust edges. Maybe some day we can hybridize daylilies with eyes that look like animals and cartoon characters! Evergreen, 22" Scapes, Mid-Late Season, Re-blooms, 5.5" Flowers, 4 way branching, 20 bud count, Fertile both ways! (sdlg x RASTA BEATS)

*SHEILA BEILA (Dan Hansen 2011 Fall) $100 Evergreen 24" Early Early Reblooms 5.5" Flower.  Sculpted Relief. Edge no Eye Dark Pink border, Peach Orange petaloids, long carved ridges on petals, Green throat. Named for Sheila Woo of Savannah, GA who enjoyed seeing this in my garden. SDL X ?            Fertile

#SKELETON MAN     (Ned Roberts 2007)     C $20
M, 7 ½" flowers, 32" scapes, Deep maroon, pale yellow midrib; lime throat. Yellow eye with an almost starburst effect extending into a deeper maroon eyezone ; 4BR; 18 BC.  Another Tony Hillerman-inspired Spider. 4.8:1 ratio.

*SNAGGLE TOOTH     (Dan Hansen 2007)     C $25
EV, 38" scapes, EM, Re, 6" flowers, Narrow dark orchid flower with violet halo, green throat and surrounded by very sharp triangular teeth. 20 BC. 3 way branching. Tall scape , low foliage. Vigorous. Difficult pod parent for me.
(LAVENDER ARROWHEAD x (TOOTH x (CLIFFS OF ABIQUE x CROCODILE SMILE)) x HERE FOR THE PARTY

*SON OF TALON     (Dan Hansen Fall 2007)     C $20
30" scapes, Early, 7" flowers, Re-blooms. Narrow bronzy red bi-tone with paler sepals, yellow green throat and white teeth. BC 22, BR 3.
(LAND SHARK x tet TALON)

*#SPACE JAM     (Dan Hansen Fall 2005)   C $15

SEV, 33” scapes, Early, Recurrent, 7.5” flowers, 3:1 Ratio.  UFO , Grape Jelly petaloid with a Plum eye, yellow throat and green heart.  Narrow with petals that pinch and sepals that curl.  5 way branching.  22 BC.  Fertile! Adds height to narrow forms! SUNFAST!
(PURPLE SERENITY X UK)

*SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS     (Curt HansOn 2006)     C $50
42" scapes, 5" flowers, M, Ev, Tetraploid,  Red self above green throat.
(Bill Fall × Maria Callas)

*SQUEEZE BOX      (Dan Hansen Fall 2009)    C $35
Ev, 25” scapes, E, 5” flowers, Re,    Like an old-fashioned accordion, this flower has a whole slew of symmetrical creases.  The rose-pink sculpted petals, rose eye and chartreuse throat are like music to any gardener’s ear!  Add round form, re-curved sepals and a ruffled edge for a harmonious performance.  BC 18, BR 3    Fertile both ways!
Our Miss Ruby  X  [((Ed Brown  X  Bodacious Blush)  X  Fluff and Stuff) X  Seedling]

*SQUIRREL BEATER        (Dan Hansen Fall 2009)   C $35
Ev, 28” scapes, E, Re, 5” flowers,   As quirky as the name itself, this flower is one that will hold your attention, with an orchid colored eye on a linen background.  Add a matching orchid edge to the peculiarity, with petals that pinch in at the base and re-curved sepals, it cannot be thumped!  Thanks to Robin Dansereau from Maine for naming this flower which has been genetically designed to keep squirrels out of your garden!!! BC 18, BR 4    Fertile both ways!
[(Amber Nichole  X  tet Navajo Princess)  X  Kansas City Kicker]  X  Unknown

*STIMULUS PACKAGE     (Dan Hansen Fall 2010)    $40
Evergreen, 36" Scapes, Mid Season, Re-blooms, 5.5" Flowers, We've heard the story before, about fixing the economy and reducing taxes...well this flower makes none of those claims!  But you can energize your garden with this gorgeous flower!  Pale pink petals and sepals light up the yellow-green throat and violet veins inflame the lavender eye and matching lavender edge. Great height and branching make this the perfect STIMULUS PACKAGE for any daylily enthusiast! Fertile, Bud Count 18, Branching 4
[{Splendid Touch  X  [(Chama Valley  X  Bam)  X  Visual Intrigue]}  X  [(Seedling  X  Seedling) X  Seedling]}]

This flower does NOT have as much blue as the video indicates.

*STRESS BUSTER      (DAN HANSEN Fall 2006)      C $20     

EV, 22” scapes, E, Re, 7” flowers, Large Round Flat Flesh with pale Plum eye and edge and green throat. Short scape shows these large flowers well. Want big flowers but compact plants? Often sports multiple blooms. 5 way branching, BC 38, bud-builder!

((LONELY HEART X LAVISH LACE) x GERDA BROOKER) x LAKE EFFECT)

  *SUGAR POP    (Dan Hansen Spring 2010)    $50
Evergreen, 24" Scapes, Early Season, Re-blooms, 6.5" Flowers, As adorable as any sweet innocent child, this flower is sure to make you smile with great branching, bud count, and bloom size! Bubbling chartreuse edge hugs the salmon pink border and skips down to the matching chartreuse throat. Cream petals burst with energy as they curl back next to blunt cream sepals. Named after a precious little girl from Central Florida! Blooms over several months here! Always opens and is very consistent! GREAT PLANT grew in my "wasteland" and PERFORMED. My job is to TEST DLs and THROW AWAY poor performers! Fertile! Bud Count 25, Branching 5    [At First Blush X (Pink Intrigue X Seedling)] X (Fluff and Stuff X Linda’s Magic)

  *SULTRY BREEZES     (Dan Hansen 2009)     C $40
Ev, 23” scapes, EM, Re, 5” flowers, Noc, Ext, Frag, Flat, Sculpted, Melon with yellow to green throat. Yellow edge with heavy ruffles and matching surface ridges. Very consistent. This beauty has strong garden presence! Fancy form, tropical colors, big ruffles, dramatic sculpting and great performance draws all to it! It is hard sometimes to quantify attraction. This flower had visitors "ohhing" and "aweing!!!" Very fertile both ways BR 4 BC 22 [(Sdl x SPECTRAL ELEGANCE) X KEYS TO THE KINGDOM]

            *SWEET COUNTRY LUVIN'      (Chris Rogers 2006)     C $15
EV, 30” scapes, Early Early, Recurrent, 5.5” flowers, Large tall pure Red with a bright triangular green throat that extends onto the sepals. Petals often do not overlap.  Routinely has multiple blooms open – great show scape! 5 way branching. Fertile. 26 BC. (MARY ALICE STOKES X ROSES IN SNOW) X (RED RAMPAGE X RELENTLESS INTERLOPER)

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