Passion for Purple Daylilies
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GRAPE VELVET | I do have GRAPE VELVET and the petals truly remind me of crushed velvet. It has lots of blooms and holds up in our hot Tennessee sun.
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MOUNTAIN VIOLET
| MOUNTAIN VIOLET was hybridized by Munson in 1973. It is 36" tall with a large 5" bloom. It also reblooms.
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LADY EVA
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LADY EVA comes from the Blooms of Bressingham Lovely Lady Collection. They Blooms are a father and son team from Britain. This is one gorgeous plant. It is 30" tall with a 6" bloom. It also has rebloom. It is a deep purple with an eyezone of purple around the yellow throat.
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CASTLE VIOLET LIGHTS
| CASTLE VIOLET LIGHTS thumbnail doesn't do it justice. Please click on the link to see this breathtaking flower. It is a most unusual diploid. It is not entirely purple. It is really violet, but it is so beautiful, I couldn't resist.
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PRAIRIE BLUE EYES |
PRAIRIE BLUE EYES was hybridized by Marsh in 1970. It blooms are a lavender/ purple combination. It is 28 inches tall with 5 inch blooms.
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SILOAM PLUM TREE
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SILOAM PLUM TREE is almost a black purple. Its hybridizer was Henry P. The flowers are 4 inches. Flowers present themselves on 24 inch scapes.
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STRUTTER'S BALL
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STRUTTER'S BALL has cause to strut! This is a fabulous flower. It is a tetraploid hybridized by Moldovan. Flowers has a wonderful shape with a visible watermark on 28 inch scapes. I think this is one to get. |
SWIRLING WATER
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SWIRLING WATER is a plant I bought from Oakes. I love the way the white seems to swirl into the purple. It is a beautiful plant and grows well in this area.
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Flash! Today (June 2,200) I picked up my order from Oakes. I bought LADY EVA and they gave me a free plant called LADY EMILY. My cup runneth over!
