Siloam June Bug Daylily

Pauline Henry from Siloam Springs Arkansas developed approx. 490 Daylilies in her lifetime, many of which she included the name Siloam.  I'm usually not a fan of the smaller types of blooming Daylilies but I do like this one.  The bloom is only 2 3/4 inches on a 18-23 inch plant.  As you can see, it's very gold with a dark maroon eye.  It blooms in early June and continues into July.  When I thought it was finished blooming it would send up another scape with more blossoms.  Very impressed!  It's fast growing, and in warmer climates a rebloomer.  This dormant Diploid I found available at ParadiseGardens.com, OakesDaylilies.com and SmokeysGardens.com

Cinnamon Glow Daylily

                           A super peach blend with an apricot throat, Cinnamon Glow is just a
                         beauty in the garden!  It grows to be 24 inches and the flowers          
                          are 5 inches across.  I purchased this from Homesteadfarms.com but is
                         currently unavailable from them.  I did find it at Hornbakergardens.com.
                           This appears to be a difficult one to find, but is well worth the search.
                                               A dormant Tetraploid and not a rebloomer.

Hush Little Baby Daylily

  This is one of my FAVORITE 2011 additions to my gardens!  Purchased locally from Bachmans in the fall of 2010, it did not disappoint it's first year.  With a medium height of 22 inches, the large 5" rose-pink flowers in July-September really make an impression! The ruffles and the chartreuse throat just make this spectacular!  This dormant Diploid is a very strong and long bloomer, and is considered a rebloomer in warm climates.  In addition to Bachmans it is also available at Hallsongardens.com, Gilberthwild.com and WhiteFlowerFarm.com among others.

Along The Way Daylily

As you can see, this beauty is peach pink with a deep red eye zone and a yellow-green throat.  It's height is 27 to 36 inches and the flowers can be between 5.5 and 6 inches wide.  If you look in the lower right corner you will notice that the scape had numerous buds.  It bloomed for a very long time!  This mid to late variety is a dormant Tetraploid.  At present, I could only find it available at www.Daylilyandhostagardens.com.