Daylilies on the move! Moving plants from the GTA to Willow House.
Admiral Nelson (Lambert 1969)
Alabaster Angel (Mercer 1995)
Alpha Centauri (Hanson 1991)
Angelic Grin (Joiner 1992)
Anne-Evan (Yancey 1985)
Annie Golightly (Hughes 1974)
Asiatic Pheasant (Knower 1973)
Autumn Wood (Dougherty 1991)
Big Smile (Apps 1999)
Bonanza (...)
Broken Heart (Kroll 1993)
Cat Dancer (Moore 1992)
Catherine Neal (Carpenter 1981)
Chance Encounter (Stamile 1994)
Dallas Star (Ferris 1976)
Doug's Red Mercedes (Williams 1996)
Earth Angel (Stamile 1987)
Elegant Candy (Stamile 1995)
Eloquent Silence (Salter 1993)
Femme de Joie (Hayward 1979)
Frans Hals (Flory 1955)
Galena Gilt Edge (Blocher)
Geneva Firetruck (Hansen 2000)
Give Me Eight (Reinke 1993)
Helter Skelter (Lambert 1981)
Malaysian Monarch (Munson 1986)
Neal Berrey (Sikes 1985)
New Series (Carpenter 1982)
Nile Plum (Munson 1984)
Pandora's Box (Talbott 1982)
Pixie Parasol (Hudson 1975)
Pony (Durio 1972)
Prague Spring (Lambert 1989)
Priscilla's Dream (Shooter 1993)
Priscilla's Rainbow (Spalding Guillory 1985)
Purple Storm (Webster 1985)
Rose Emily (Pierce 1982)
Rosella Sheridan (Spalding 1976)
Ruby Spider (Stamile 1991)
Scarlet Pansy (Stamile 1986)
Seminole Ruby (Kirchhoff 1993)
Serena Dancer (Marshall 1986)
Sheridan Square (Sellrs 1990)
Siloam Little Girl (Henry 1970)
Starman's Quest (Burkey 1989)
Still Night (Stamile 1992)
Suzy Wong (Kennedy 1962)
Texas Gal (Hansen 1988)
Trahlyta (Childs 1982)
Unique Purple (Childs 1979)
Willow House Chronicles 
I can’t believe there are no comments here! Are these all yours? They are stunning! I have only recently discovered the ease of care and beauty of daylilies – and am ordering many fine ones from a super place called Vivaces Nordiques in St. Leon Quebec. I am replacing my other lilies (Asiatic and Oriental), as they have sadly become plagued by the horrible Red Lily Beetle 😦
Do you divide often? Do you fertilize regularly? I’d appreciate any tips from your experience. Thanks, and great pictures!
Yes, those photos are all from last summer. The daylily season is just hitting its stride again and I have some new faces as well as these. It’s terrible, about the lily beetles, isn’t it? I only have a few lilies, but lots of hemerocallis.
I have ordered from Vivances Nordiques in the past. I also like Montfort in Quebec. At the Ontario Daylily Society site (http://www.ontariodaylily.on.ca) there is a good listing of growers. I have purchased nearly all of my plants via mailorder. They’ve come from B.C. to P.E.I. and places inbetween!
I rarely fertilize or fuss with the daylilies, although I do mulch and deadhead. I find how much they need to be divided depends on your soil and climate. I just moved all mine to this new garden so they won’t need dividing for a few years. They really are very carefree plants.
You’ve got some nice ones!
I especially like that Geneva Firetruck and Femme de Joie.
Not sure I should do this to you but…
have you checked out The Lily Auction?
It’ll give you some ideas!
Thanks, Dan! I like the name of Femme de Joie and the flowers are nice. The scapes tend to be weak though. Geneva Firetruck was outstanding last summer. I got it at the Ontario Daylily Society meet a few years ago.
The list is a bit behind. I must update it with last year’s purchases. I have another dozen on order for this spring that I’m looking forward to!
I’m aware of The Lily Auction, but not everyone ships to Canada. Lots of pretty plants though. I try to keep my collecting ‘under control’ re space limitations. A lot of other stuff I like to grow too. Do you have daylilies?
Thanks for posting your lily pixs. They are beautiful. Love your garden!
Thanks, Carolyn. Looking forward to this year’s blooms!
wow beautiful lilies I became interested in this beautiful flower because last year I got yellow ones for mothers day from my daughter. I also have the orange one all over the yard that were there when we moved in. I like to fact that it is easy to care for them thank you for posting so many beautiful pictures they are absolutely beautiful.
July 2012 Beautiful beautiful photos of these amazing flowers….I’ve got over 200 varieties and darned if I don’t want more!!!
Hi Linnie, Thanks for visiting! Daylilies really are addictive, aren’t they? We’ve been having a dry summer and they have really proved themselves, coping well with the drought. I have about 125 varieties, and I’m always up for more too!
We could use some of your pictures in the AHS database. Please contact me about permissions.
Michael… I sent you an email but perhaps it went to your junk folder? You are welcome to use the pictures.