LARGE-FLOWERED DAYLILIES M-Z
LARGE FLOWERED DAYLILY 'SABINE BAUER'
Explanations for the terms used in this website to describe the various aspects of daylilies can be found on page 10 of this website. The link noted below will take you right there.
MOONLIT MASQUERADE (left), PRINCESS ELLEN (centre) and ROSES IN SNOW (right)
MOONLIT MASQUERADE Salter 1993 (E-M. Semi Ev. Tet. 28"
This one is almost completely dormant for us, despite it's description as 'semi evergreen'. Pale ivory flowers with the darkest black eye currently available. AU $15
MY DARLING CLEMENTINE Salter 1991 (E. Ev. Tet) 22"
Heavily ruffled, ivory-yellow flowers which feature a golden edge. AU $15
NAGASAKI Kirchoff 1978 (E-M Ev. Dip) 22"
One of the earliest double daylilies - and still one of the best garden performers. Large, double, creamy-pink flowers. AU $10
PRINCESS ELLEN Crochet (E-M. Ev. DIP) 24"
A charming pastel pink with a lemon tinge or blush. We haven't listed this one for some time, as we've wanted to keep it for ourselves. Plenty in stock now. AU $12
ROBERT CHARLES Holton 2000 (E-M. Ev. Tet) 26"
A big, blousy rich gold flower. What a stunner this one is in the garden. If you want something that will stand out - this is it! AU $15
ROSES IN SNOW Hansen 1999 (E-M. Semi Ev. Tet) 24"
The name says it all. Deep rosy-red petals are outlined with white. Very effective and a great garden performer. AU $15
RUSSIAN EASTER Kirchoff (M & Re. Ev. Tet) 30"
Big flowers on tall stalks. Pale lemon with pastel rose eyezone. This one blooms at Easter time in the southern hemisphere. LIMITED STOCK. AU $18
SAN IGNATIO (left), SABINE BAUER (centre) and RUSSIAN EASTER (right)
SIMPLY PRETTY (left), SORCEROR (centre) and SPANISH GLOW (right)
SABINE BAUER Salter 1997 (E-M. Semi Ev. Tet) 25"
Gorgeous ivory-white with large black eye and black rim. Petals tend to reflex when fully open, making the eye even more spectacular. AU $18
SAN IGNATIO Stamile 1998 (E-M. Dor. Tet). 28"
Pretty pastel pink with pale green throat. Is only semi evergreen for us, but would be completely dormant during the cooler months in cooler locations. LIMITED SUPPLIES. AU $15
SIMPLY PRETTY Sellers 1979 (M-L Dor Tet) 30"
More like simply sensational! What an absolute stunner in the garden. This one will stop traffic, once established, despite being an older cultivar. The pale persimmon-orange flowers have a pale green throat. Scapes produce simply masses of lovely flowers. AU $12
SORCEROR Talbot 1986 (M-L & Re. Ev. DIP) 30"
Another great performer! Apart from producing lots of lovely large flowers, this cultivar produces a lot of 'proliferation' on the flowering scapes - giving you more plants more quickly. A pure tangerine with a bright red eye. The best performer for us - to one of our favourites. AU $12
SPANISH GLOW Salter 1989 (M-L. Ev. Tet) 27"
A mouth-watering apricot sherbert self. Outstanding garden performance, with lots of flowers. AU $12
STRAWBERRY CANDY (left), STRAWBERRY LACE (centre) and STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER (right)
MY DARLING CLEMENTINE (left), LINDA DANIEL (centre) and ROBERT CHARLES (right)
STRAWBERRY CANDY Stamile 1989 (E-M & Re. Semi Ev. Tet) 26"
Very large, ruffled strawberry-pink with rich rose eyezone. We were not expecting such an exceptional cultivar. A great garden performer. This one goes almost completely dormant for us in winter. AU $18
STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER Stamile 1998 (E-M. Ev. Tet) 26"
A more subtle shade of pink with a lovely rose-red eye and edge. AU $15
STRAWBERRY LACE Salter 1996 (M-L. Semi Ev. Tet) 28"
One of the last to bloom in our garden, but certainly worth the wait! Pale cream with a strawberry-red eye and edge. Delicious! AU $18
SWASHBUCKLER BAY BOY Salter 1999 (M. Semi Ev. Tet). 26"
What a stunner! The pale coral-pink petals feature a dark, almost black eye and matching edge. A good garden performer for us. AU $15
TROPICAL HEATWAVE Kirchoff 1992 (E & Re. Ev. Tet) 28"
We first saw this a year after it was released, while visiting friends in Texas. It took our breath away.... What a spectacular colour. Totally deep orange with a deep red eye. Great re-bloomer for us. LIMITED SUPPLIES. AU $15
TROPICAL TANGERINE Salter 1986 (M. Ev. Tet) 20"
Pale tangerine-orange self. Deeper in colour than Spanish Glow, but not as deep as Tropical Heatwave. A great peformer for us. AU $10
VELVET EYES Stamile 2001 (E-M & Re. Semi Ev. Tet) 30"
Often shown on other websites as mid red, with a dark eye. Our cultivar, in our garden, is a very deep red with an almost black eye (as per our photo). Good autumn re-bloom for us too! AU $15
VINTAGE BORDEAUX Kirchoff 1986 (E & Re. Ev. Tet) 30"
Very tall scapes and great re-blooming qualities set this older cultivar apart from many others in this colour range. It's simply almost impossible to improve on it! The cherry-black petals feature a lovely green throat. Outstanding. AU $15
WEDDING BAND Stamile (M. Semi Ev. Tet) 26"
Very large flowers are creamy-white with a lovely gold edge. Beautiful! AU $15
WESTMINISTER LACE Salter 1994 (E-M. Semi Ev. Tet).
This one took a while to settle in - and now is doing splendidly. Lovely pale pink flowers feature a yellow rim. Similar to Chris Salter, but paler and later-blooming. AU $15
SWASHBUCKLER BAY BOY (left), TROPICAL HEATWAVE (centre) and VELVET EYES (right)
WESMINSTER LACE (left), VINTAGE BORDEAUX (centre) and WEDDING BAND (right)
This page was updated on 1st September, 2009