Red Lane Gardens 2008
Design and photos
© Nancy Oakes
© Nancy Oakes
A-G H-R Q-Z
If you are not familiar with Daylily terms and shorthand, please see the information below.
If you are not familiar with Daylily terms and shorthand, please see the information below.
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(Includes the order form & Japanese Iris list)
(Includes the order form & Japanese Iris list)
HOW TO READ THE CULTIVAR LISTING
The Cultivar name is followed by the Price and any Codes associated with it. The Description (for the most part, the descriptions and statistics are as registered with the AHS by the hybridizers - variances at RLG are noted) comes next, then the Height (in inches) of the scape, the Foliage type, the Diameter of the flower, its Bloom season as registered by the hybridizer. The Hybridizer's name is followed by the Year it was Registered.
The Cultivar name is followed by the Price and any Codes associated with it. The Description (for the most part, the descriptions and statistics are as registered with the AHS by the hybridizers - variances at RLG are noted) comes next, then the Height (in inches) of the scape, the Foliage type, the Diameter of the flower, its Bloom season as registered by the hybridizer. The Hybridizer's name is followed by the Year it was Registered.
SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS AND TERMS
* before the name indicates that it is a tetraploid, rather than a diploid. {twice the chromosomes (22 pairs) as a diploid (11 pairs)}.
CODES: 'L#' after the price indicates that the plants available are Limited to the # shown
'!' after the price indicates cultivars which will be sold out and no longer stocked
'C' small clumps of at least 4 fans...price ends in $.50.
Spiders: These have long, thin petals whose ratio must be 4 times as long as it is wide (4.0:1)
UF: Unusual Form - a new AHS classification for cultivars whose petals are spatulate, pinched and/or twisted. Usually Spidery, but not always
Self: The petals and sepals are all the same colour
Bitone: The petals and sepals are different shades of the same colour
Bicolour: The petals and sepals are different colours
Noc: Nocturnal - the blooms start to open the evening before
Foliage comes in 3 types: Dormant, Semi-evergreen, Evergreen - This is NOT an indicator of hardiness
Season of bloom: E = Early; M = Midseason (mid-July here); L = Late;
Re = Reblooms; Fr = Fragrant
BC: Bud Count - average number of buds per scape (the leafless flower stem)
* before the name indicates that it is a tetraploid, rather than a diploid. {twice the chromosomes (22 pairs) as a diploid (11 pairs)}.
CODES: 'L#' after the price indicates that the plants available are Limited to the # shown
'!' after the price indicates cultivars which will be sold out and no longer stocked
'C' small clumps of at least 4 fans...price ends in $.50.
Spiders: These have long, thin petals whose ratio must be 4 times as long as it is wide (4.0:1)
UF: Unusual Form - a new AHS classification for cultivars whose petals are spatulate, pinched and/or twisted. Usually Spidery, but not always
Self: The petals and sepals are all the same colour
Bitone: The petals and sepals are different shades of the same colour
Bicolour: The petals and sepals are different colours
Noc: Nocturnal - the blooms start to open the evening before
Foliage comes in 3 types: Dormant, Semi-evergreen, Evergreen - This is NOT an indicator of hardiness
Season of bloom: E = Early; M = Midseason (mid-July here); L = Late;
Re = Reblooms; Fr = Fragrant
BC: Bud Count - average number of buds per scape (the leafless flower stem)
Design and photos
© Nancy Oakes
© Nancy Oakes