'Always Afternoon': Striking dark eye is bold contrast between lavender-purple petals & lemon-lime throat. Super heavy bloomer. Its outstanding garden performance earned it the Daylily Society's Highest Award in 1997.

'Autumn Minaret': Although the flowers aren't exciting this plant blooms so late in the season (September even into October) and such tall and stately stems that it is a standout in the daylily collection.

'Chloe': Narrow petaled pastel lavender-pink & pale yellow bicolor. Has an old-fashioned charm.

'Countess Carrots': An abundance of truly tiny bright orange flowers. Cute!

'Daring Dilemma': Lovely dark eye is echoed in the ruffled maroon edge

'Dark Star': Distinctive color & form

'Erin Farmer': Since our Farm is in the Town of Erin how could we not include this one on our list of favorites?

'Fabulous Face': Huge flowers are the most soothing shades of buttercream & rose.

'Fairy Tale Pink':  This one always gets noticed. It has an elegant presence that earned it the American Hemerocallis Society's highest award in 1990.

'Fooled Me': Super floriferous and great bold colors. Highest Award Winner in 2005.

'Kindly Light': A classic early "Spider" that helped popularize this unusual form

'Lights of Detroit': Unique "flat" flower form

'Mary's Gold': Brilliant gold blossoms are almost luminescent

'Mauna Loa': A Hawaiian sunset captured in a flower!

'Open Hearth': Enormous 9" flowers get this one noticed in our fields.

'Red Volunteer': Our very favorite red. Super-floriferous rich color-fast velvet red.

'Sir Blackstem': Dark chocolate colored stems add another element of interest. Reliably re-blooms here.

'Spindazzle': Like a pinwheel in the wind

'Tani': Exquisite heavy substance rose-pink flowers with perfectly round form.

'Vanessa Barth': Beautiful watercolor-like "watermark" of colors blend from throat to petals