Nova Scotia Daylilies
 

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The "A-Z' list of the daylilies currently grown at Nova Scotia Daylilies has been updated for 2011. 
This list contains many that have not been here long enough to divide. 
It also contains plants which were lined out in August, 2011. 
The fall divided plants will be offered for sale in the Spring of 2013, when they will have recovered sufficiently
to supply you with a nice sized ready to grow plant.  
   

Complete A-Z List of Daylilies grown at Nova Scotia Daylilies
 

Spring 2012 Daylily Availability List
 

Life on the LaHave
 

Can you have too many daylilies?
 

Are all daylilies hardy?

 

Kincaid Registrations to Date - updated Dec 30/11

 

'Kay at the Beach' (Kincaid 2012)

Tet, Sev, M, 30" 5.5"
4 way branching, bud count 25
(Braided Edgings x Fashion Police)

Selected by and named for my very good friend, Kay Smith, who is living her dream at Indian Rocks Beach, Florida

This daylily has not been released

 

'Aunt Yoo Hoo' (Kincaid 2009)

 
'Blooms by the Sea' (Kincaid 2009)
 


                       Diploid, Dormant (does not do well in zone 8 or higher) Height 36", Bloom 7", 
UFo cascade, diamond dusting,
2 way branching with terminal Y, 16+ buds,
Pod & Pollen fertile.  
The top sepal consistently stands high & 'waves' out over the garden.
 (Wilson Spider x Lola Branham) 
$50.00 DF

 
      Tetraploid, Dormant, Height 25", Bloom 4.5" , 18 buds, 3 branches
 pod & pollen fertile

     Registered as the signature plant for a garden promotion
organization in Nova Scotia.  This is the first year it has been
available for sale outside the organization.
(Wisest of Wizards x Wedding Band)
$25.00 DF (Limited)

' Bumble Boogie' (Kincaid 2009)

'Highland Dancer' (Kincaid 2009)


Diploid, Semi-evergreen, Height 37", Bloom 6.5", UFo Cascade,
5 branches, 28 buds, Maroon bitone above green throat. 
Pod and pollen fertile.
(Jocelyn's Oddity x Dances With Giraffes) 
 $75.00 DF ( limited)
Diploid, Dormant, Height 36" Bloom 11", UF cascade, ,
4 way branching, 15+ buds, Pod & Pollen fertile. 
Although both parents are tender in my zone 5 freeze/thaw winter,
this plant is dormant & very hardy.  It also does well in mild winter areas.
(Calico Spider x Marked By Lydia)
$50.00 DF

'White Juan' (Kincaid 2009)

Diploid, Dormant (does not do well in zone 8 or higher),
Height 36",  Bloom 7",  very fragrant,  3 way branching, 15+ buds, proliferations are common, Pod & Pollen fertile.
The parents are the very well known daylilies "unknown" & "lost tag". 
Parentage tag was lost to over-zealous Bantam Hens looking for a lunch.
This seedling from first bloom was known under the garden name of Golliwog on Steroids. 
The name originates from the blizzard of Feb 18-19, 2004,  "White Juan". 
This name spun from Hurricane Juan, the worst storm to hit Nova Scotia in 40 years. 
Hurricane Juan hit Halifax, Nova Scotia dead on during the night from Sunday, September 28, 2003 to Monday, September 29, 2003

N/A - Held for increase

 


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