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To contact Donald M. Herr: 2363 Henbird Lane, Lancaster, PA 17601-2864
phone 717 569-2268 fax 717 569-2376
e-mail Donmherr@aol.com
Dancing Gypsies 2009
(4-268A) is a cream peach blend. Unusual Form cascade with an orchid eye and large green throat. Tall, widely-branched, and winner of the Achievement medal at the 2009 Delaware Valley Daylily Society show at Longwood Gardens. Named by a daylily friend and afficionado Cynthia Marriott. Diamond dusted. Quills. L, 50",8.5", four-way branching, 24 buds, Dor., Dip., Fertile both ways. Desert icicle x North Wind Dancer. limited supply...........$150 SF.
Candy Colored Curls 2010
(5-161B) is a spidery, Unusual Form cascade that was greatly admired in our Region 3 tour garden in 2007. Bright red with a large green eye. An eye catcher. M, 41", 9", four way branching, 24 bud. A cheerful, distinctive daylily. Pollen fertile, never checked it the other way. Dor., Dip., Memories of Oz x Zip Boom Bah......$100 SF.
Catchin' Rays 2010
(5-363A) is a tall, sturdy, vibrant red Unusual Form crispate with white edges and midrib and a yellow throat that extends well out onto the sepals. When it polys, about 20% of the time, it is awesome. Fertile both ways. E, 47", 10-11", 3-4 way branching, 15 buds. Dor., tet., Wispy Rays x Thin Man.....$100 SF
Thank You
For your kind comments, encouragement, and financial support which makes it possible to continue our hybridizing program. Cold hardiness, rebloom, branching, foliage, bud count and vigor are just as important to us as a pretty face. We appreciate the recognition of our work by others including American Hemerocallis Society awards that incloude the Annie T. Giles Award, Florida Sunshine Cup Award, Junior Citations, Honorable Mentions, Achievement Medals, and Best in Shows. We would be delighted to have you visit our garden.
Greg Thompson 2010
(5-280A) is a burgundy with a plum eye and picote and white wire edge accenting a distinctive yellow appliqued throat. Named for a special friend who works quietly and modestly behind the scenes at Lilyhemmer and other Region 3 events. Excellent plant habit. E, 26", 5.25", three-way branching, 14 buds. Re., Fertile both ways. Sev., Tet., Catcher in the Eye x Spacecoast Sea Shells...........$100 DF.
Jelly Dancer 2010
(3-227A) is a tall stately Unusual form cascade. Maroon with darker eye and large yellow to green throat. A star of the lates with sturdy scapes that hold the blooms high above the foliage. Quills occasionally. L., 52", 7", three way branching, 25 buds. A prolific bloomer and a bud builder. Fertile both ways. Dor., Dip. Android x Kirsten's Corsage.....$100 DF.
Jolly Poly 2010
(4-20D) is a brick red high percentage poly with a yellow to green throat. it is approximately 90% polymerous and often throws 5 x5's and occasionally 6x6. A high percentage parent for the poly breeder. A fast increaser. Easily fertile both ways. E., 44", 8", three-way branching. 12 buds. M, Dor., Dip. Fuchsia Four x Mudra......$125. DF
Carolyn's Curls 2009
((4-143B) This tall, stately cream white blend with a green throat, Unusual Form cascade was admired by visitors in our Region III tour garden in 2007. Winner of the Achievement medal at delaware Valley Society show in 2008. It blooms over a long period of time and reblooms. Carolyn's Curls was named in honor of our delightful grandaughter Carolyn Brown. Pollen fertile, difficult pod parent. EM, 48", 7", six-way branching, 24-27 buds, Re., Dip., Desert Icicle X North Wind Drifter.......$125.00 DF.
Tiger by the Tail 2009
(4-156A) A bold, distinctive, dark flower with a dark burgundy eye that almost extends to its ruffled bark burgundy edge. Much darker than its pollen parent. Definitely an attention getter. A prolific bloomer. Easily fertle both ways. E, 29", 5", three-way branching, 13 buds. Dor., Re., Rock Solid X Adorable Tiger......$100 .00 DF
Lilting Curls 2009
(4-283B) A late, tall, light lavender with a yellow to green throat Unusual Form cascade that sometimes twists and quills. The light colored throat extends far out onto the petals. It is a late that reblooms and is one of the last to bloom, extending the season. Frtile both ways, L, 50", 9-10" three-way branching, 17 buds, Re., SEV., Dip., Northwind Dancer X Skinwalker. $100.00 DF.
Star Poly 2009
(4-62A) Standing like a shining star above the garden on tall, sturdy, erect scapes, this star-shaped poly blooms from June to August. Cream with a light eye and a green throat. Seven and eight tepals, 95% poly in our garden. A high percentage polymerous flower for poly lovers and hybridizers. Easily fertile both ways. A very distinctive form and greatly admired by garden visitors. E., 48", 8 1/2" 3-4 way branching. 17 buds, Re. SEV., Dip., Unknown X Unknown.......$125.00 SF
Downtown Thad Brown 2009
(1-111A) is a glowing tangerine blend with an orange throat and a wire gold edge. Named for our daylily friend Thad Brown who repeatedly admired this distinctive seedling with dark green foliage in our garden. EM, 28", 5 1/2", three-way branching, 20 buds, Dor., tet., Cause for Pause X Spacecoast Cranberry Breeze, .......$100.00 DF
Bald is Beautiful 2009
(3-53A) is a light lavender that recurves to show off its beautiful large cream "bald head". The color in mass is cream as the season pregresses and the bloom recurves. A ruffled yellow edge complements the cream to green throat. EM, 30", 5 1/2", three-way branching, 16 buds, Re., Sev., Tet., Ed Brown X Jerry Nettles.......$100.00 DF