( Murphy 2014) 11"! EM 45" SEV Tet UF Cascade and Spider
GIANT BLOOMS!
They say bigger is better. At 11", this flower can be seen a long way away. Coral red with lighter edges, chartreuse throat, and excellent presentation facing to the side, not down or up. Parentage is : (SAILORS WARNING x Double spider seedling) X( RED SUSPENDERS x Different Double UF seedling). 2 branches, 13 buds. Pollen fertile only
A wonderful feathered raspberry eye on a peachy cream background, completed by an orange throat. This long blooming cultivar has 4-way branching with 21 buds, perfect for shows. Very hardy here, out of ISLE OF DREAMS by WILD HORSES. It is fertile, and a good parent for cascades with eyes.
Lavender pink with extremely large chartreuse and cream throat, extending way out on the tepals. Cream midrib on petals.
As the day progresses, the flowers lighten, but are sunfast, and curl markedly.
Strong 30" scapes with 19 buds and lots of rebloom here.
Out of (Desperate Housecats x Thank You Dad).
Sinfully fertile. Kids are curly, with big throats
(Murphy, 2019) 34" E 7" dormant diploid, UF – cascade
Strong red with shocking green throat. Blooms for over 2 months here. Many visitors comment on the color. 3 branches, 20 buds. Sunfast to 95, with excellent drought and wet weather tolerance. Very fertile and an excellent parent. Won best seedling at RADS show. Parentage: (Green Throated Robin x Rose F Kennedy).
Very clean and clear color.
This large purple near-spider is held on very stiff scapes. It has a black band and lemon throat, instant rebloom, and is very close to sunfast. It is an EMO, CMO, and extended, so, basically always open. Two branches and and 26 buds, with a 5 week bloom season here. Out of GREY WITCH by BLACK ICE. Pollen fertile. Sibling to ZERO TO SIXTY. Excellent parent for sunfast blacks.
Many people are finding that this is an award worthy plant. I have no modesty in saying that I think so too. Just striking, and with excellent plant habits.
This dark red star is named in honor of Fred Benzinger, who was a mentor to many in this area. It is out of two late Benzinger seedlings, and carries a lot of those famous Benzinger characteristics of toughness, good scapes, and carefree culture. It is somewhat old fashioned looking up close, but from a distance is one of the best reds in the garden, with yellow throat, yellow midribs, and lots of blooms. 5 branches, 34 buds, strong bud-builder, very sun-resistant, and in bloom until September. Very fertile and a good parent for very late reds.
Gorgeous color on even the hottest days of August and into the first few days of September here.
(Murphy, 2020) 24" EM 7" dormant, diploid; 4 branches, 20 buds, UF cascade
Parentage: ((Incessant x Just Jessie) x Appalachian Trail)
Rich, clear pink cascade with rose veins, and a green throat. Won best seedling in the Richmond show. Very heavy bloomer and can have many more buds with good culture. A rare, front of the border plant from Jim! Very fertile and an excellent parent with 8!!!!!!! future intros from it. Very sunfast.
2021- We have a couple of plants in clumps now and I counted 6 branches on most of the scapes.
Excellent show, garden, and breeding plant.
Parent of She Kissed The Frog, Balderdash,and at least 6 future intros. One of my not so secret hybridizing weapons.
Also a great show plant.
Hybridizing on a budget? This is everything that I look for in a parent.
Veined lavender with reddish-lavender eye, cream-green throat, and lighter edges. It has excellent, well-spaced 5-way branching and 33 buds! It is fertile both ways, sunfast, and blooms a long time. It is out of ((Evil Gnome x Negative Image) x Cartwheel Galaxy).
Second image is at the end of a hot day.
(Margo Reed Indeed x Monacan Trail) 4-5 branches, 30 buds
Cream to white ruffled cascade with green throat and chartreuse lines extending on both sides of the midrib 3". High performing, quite tall cream to near white. Sunproof and rain resistant substance, with a quite long bloom period. Pod difficult, pollen fertile. Not many creams have a great plant supporting the blooms, but this one does; vigorous, branched, tall, and strong.
I have received many positive comments on this cultivar, most from north of here.
(Murphy, 2020) 46" L 8.5" dormant, diploid; 7 branches, 37 buds; UF-Cascade.
Parentage: ((Running Late x Jim's Evil Grin) x August Snow)
This is an amazing cream to white cascade with a green throat in the morning, and whiter petals and more yellow throat in the evening. Tremendous branching and budcount, which will be higher than registered with good culture. Starts late and blooms a long time. Margo’s favorite, but it is mine, mine, Ha Ha! Slightly pod fertile, very pollen fertile, excellent parent.
(Murphy, 2024) 43" MLa 6.5" dormant diploid
5 branches, 26 buds. Parentage: (Playpal x Kathryn June Wood)
Red lavender with chalk watermark, cream to light green throat. Ruffled cream edge. Quite an intense and unusual color, seen across the garden. Very sunfast. Excellent branching. Pollen fertile. Crazy looking kids.
(Murphy, 2019) 48" MLa 7" dormant diploid, UF - cascade
Large cream-white with very large green throat, ruffled and creped. Very strong erect scapes with 2-3 way branching and 15- 20 buds. Long bloom season- it bud builds in good conditions, and can be in bloom for 11 weeks. 100% sunfast. Fertile both ways, and an excellent parent. Parentage: ((Eyelash seedling x Give Me Eight) X ( Just Jessie x Magic of Oz)).
In very high demand. Great garden presence, and excellent parent for Jim's future intros.
Parent of Whitewater Rafting, Counting Sheep, and I'll Take Vanilla
Won an Honorable Mention 2023!
2025 excellent performance. I finally have a few to sell as of 4/26.
(Murphy 2022) 41" ML 6" Dormant, Diploid; 3 Branches, 15 Buds, Unusual Form Cascade
Bright hot red with light green throat, and light green midribs. Curls and twirls, very sunfast. An excellent pod and pollen parent, I have several future intros from it.
Out of (Stretch x It Glows)
(Murphy, 2020) 28" EM 7" dormant, diploid; 2 branches, 14 buds;
Parentage: ((Starlight Splash x sdlg) x Almira Buffalo Bone Jackson)
Striking combination of colors: lemon with etched reddish-lavender eye, bisected with cream midribs, green throat, washed lavender tones as well. Skinny red partial edge. When this is blooming, many people go right to it, over other seedlings. Proliferates heavily. Very fertile. Sunfast to over 90.
Parent of several future intros.
(Murphy 2022) 60" MLRe 8" Dormant, Diploid; 5 branches and 33 buds! Unusual Form Cascade.
Very tall, creamy-tan pink blend with sharp reddish purple eye, yellow throat, and cream midribs bisecting the dark eye. Blooms face out, looking at you. Very sunfast, excellent parent. Fertile both ways, but difficult pod parent.
Has extremely thick, strong scapes, which hold up the numerous blooms. I call them Iron Scapes.
Out of (Stephen Smith x Busy As A)
Proven Hardy in Zone 4 in Wisconsin.
(Murphy 2011) 52" EM 8" Dormant diploid UF Cascade
Cream to light pink with a purple eye and chartreuse throat, cream midrib. Starts blooming early mid-season and bud-builds for a long time. Won Best Seedling, NCDC flower show in 2011. Fertile, sunfast at 102F, opens well at 50F. 3 branches, 23 or more buds. Tall, well branched, and showy!
2 for sale in 2026.
(Murphy, J.P., 2025 ) 40" M 7.5" Dormant Diploid, Spider and UF -Cascade
Wow! Ruffled cream with green throat extending WAY out onto long tepals. Light green anthers. Very strong scapes hold almost all blooms facing out, toward you. Strong Bud Builder for a long season of bloom.
Parentage: (Green Tea x Garden Ghost), two of my best cream UF’s.
Pollen fertile only, but my, what great children. 2 branches and 21 buds, but more buds after bud building.
(Murphy-JP, 2023) 34" EM Re 5.25" Dormant Diploid, UF Crispate
Complicated colors of pewter lavender with green throat blending to cream white throat, that extends onto tepals. Lavender cream pattern edged purple. Veined and ruffled. Distinction in flower pattern and form makes this one unique in the garden. There is no question that this is Imperial Topaz and it will not get mistaken for another flower! Absolutely wacky and interesting children. Fertile both ways. Blooms long and slow, not all at once, and reblooms well here, especially in August and September. 1 branch and 12 buds in marginal conditions.
Out of ((Morrie Otte x Faulkner seedling) x ( Almira Buffalo Bone Jackson x lost tag))
Bright reddish lavender with a greyed edge on the petals. Cream midrib on petals, with a green throat.
The very curly and twirling blooms are attention getting!
I registered this plant, with short height, 3 branches and 13 buds, because that is what I counted on the line outs. Expect much higher numbers.
Out of (Ocean Depths x Amethyst Tears).
Pollen fertile and almost not pod fertile. Great kids with blue green foliage and extreme curling.
2021- I recorded up to 5 branches and up to 25 buds this year.
(Murphy J.P., 2025) 47" EM Re 6" Dormant Diploid, UF - Cascade
Yellow cascade with strong, feathered black red eye, cream midribs, and large green throat. The contrast of very dark eye on a light background with most blooms facing out is great. Exceedingly strong scapes. It is out of (Stingray Point x Clearly), which both have iron scapes. Those three and my Head In The Clouds yield a new direction for Diploid UF breeders.
3 branches, 27 buds, Bud Builder and some rebloom mean a really long bloom season.
An apt name for this brilliantly colored cherry red spider with a crimson star next to its yellow throat. As saturated a color as I have in the garden, EMO, and sunfast at 100F. I selected through this entire cross of 100 for blacks and reds that were completely sunfast and this was the result. One or two branches and 20 buds, with moderate budbuilding let this one bloom for about 6 weeks. Out of EGGPLANT ESCAPADE by CHIEF BLACK HAND. Fertile. Many of the children carry the distinctive brilliant red, sunfast, and late characteristics.
Parent of 3 of my intros.
HARD DORMANT BLUE GREEN FOLIAGE that is late freeze resistant.
Reddish Purple with green throat, blending to cream and cream midribs.
This is a plant that is striking at a distance because of its height and contrasting cream throat. Up close, it is unusual in that each bloom tends to have a different shape. Very strong Bud Builder. Occasionally reblooms. Scapes are very sturdy and strong. It is in bloom for two and half months in good conditions. 4 branches and 27 buds.
Parentage: (It’s Glad Cows Don’t Fly x Tom Malone). Not pod fertile but pollen fertile.
46” Tall, Mid Late, 6.5”, Dormant Diploid, UF Crispate form
Black-red that twists and turns, some curling, and has a yellow throat with a hint of green. Tall, strong scapes with 5 way branching, 31 buds. Amply branched and budded with 5 branches and 31 buds in good conditions. Blooms a very long time here. This year from July 2 until well into August. Named for my Father. Probable
Achievement Medal winner.
Out of Aunt Gert by Tomato Soup- $100 for big double fans
( Murphy-JP, 2023) 26" ERe 5.25" Dormant Diploid
Cream with extremely variable blue eye, usually etched in violet. Sometimes patterned with charcoal, blue, lavender. Not registered as a poly, it exhibits 20% poly on first scapes and 40% on second scapes under good conditions. 2 branches and 18 buds on small plants, better on a clump. Janice Wood asked me to name this for her after seeing many different images. She has those piercing blue eyes, as you may have noticed.
I am introducing this at a high price and as a hybridizer-only plant for several reasons. It is glacially slow to increase. It passes on amazing attributes to its kids and grandchildren. It has pattern, poly, and rebloom genes that express in different combinations. I have at least 15 seedlings under evaluation from it. It also, with the right parent, has very vigorous children. It took me 5 years to get about 12 plants, and most are already spoken for. It increased maybe at a 2/1 rate in good conditions, and our average is 5/1. 2 plants available for summer 2026.
Out of (Energy x (Jim's Evil Grin x Faulkner Seedling))
(Murphy, 2017) 45" M 8.5", dormant, diploid, 3 branches - 22 buds (Monacan Trail x Just Jessie) UF - cascade.
Cream pink with dark reddish lavender eye, green throat, and ruffled cream edge. This can be spectacular in bloom, and looks very big. Striking as a flower show plant. Long bloom season and clear colors. Difficult pod parent and spectacular pollen parent. Clear colors on kids and very good scapes and foliage. Double fans or more.
Makes a great, colorful clump and is a fast grower.
A very tall, large cream Cascade with purple band, chartreuse throat, and cream midrib. This very imposing plant is in bloom for 3 months with moderate bud building and instant rebloom. Sunfast at 101F at 7 p.m. Rain resistant. Three branches, 22 buds initially, more after bud building. I feel that this one is worthy of awards and would like to get it distributed, so I dropped the price to make it more affordable. Started blooming June 30 and is going strong on July 23rd, and starting to make new buds. Thanks to Cynthia Marriott for coming up with the name for this one and continuing to bring up good names!
2017- Bloomed from June 22 until October 26.
( Murphy 2012) 46" Late 6.5" Dormant Diploid Cascade
If you name a daylily to honor your mother, it better be good, and this one is. It is a ruffled lavender cascade Unusual Form with an apricot throat and lemon midribs. One of the best branched cultivars that I have introduced, registered with 6 branches (and up to 8), and 32 buds. It blooms a long time, very late into the season and is a moderate budbuilder. Completely sunfast at 101F and is still open and perfect at 930pm. Out of MARGO REED INDEED by NORTH WIND DANCER. (Exceptional parentage) Pollen fertile and pod difficult. GOOD BRANCHING
(Murphy, J.P., 2025) 39" ERe 5.25" Dormant Diploid, Pattern
Cream, green throat, bluish-lavender blends into feathered raspberry patterned lavender eye, some dark cream. Cream midribs, ruffled edge. Great in the early garden and has some rebloom.
3 branches and 18 buds in good conditions.
Parentage: (Energy x Janice’s Blue Eyes) and unlike JBE it is very vigorous.
Fertile both ways and an exciting parent.
Only 3 plants for Summer 2026.
(Murphy- JP, 2023) 37" EMRe 7" Dormant Diploid
My sister selected this one from over 2000 possibilities. Very contrasting color combination and views well from 50 feet away. Yellow with stark red eye. The form is variable from triangular to elongated to borderline cascade. Almost completely sunfast here. Blooms a long time. Fertile both ways.
Out of (Cloud Pillows x Eye Am).
Proven hardy in zone 5a.
It's sibling is My Favorite Sister.
This is a cherry red cascade, with a very green throat. It has 2 branches, 16 buds, in most conditions, but with good culture and rain, it bud builds and has 3 branches and 22 buds. Bloomed over 2 months this year. Out of Rose F. Kennedy x Earth Jewels. Unusual Form Cascade. Named for Kenan Witczak whose life was shortened by the rare Krabbe Disease. He passed away recently at 7 years old. His Grandfather asked me to name a daylily for him. His family and extended family have most of the plants, but a few are left. Fertile. I have 3 future intros with this as a parent.
Note, there is a law in Illinois now called Kenan's Law, that provides for testing at birth for this rare, devastating disease, THAT IS PREVENTABLE. When I think about it, and Kenan, I tend to cry, but tend to smile when I see this daylily bloom. Jim
(Murphy-JP, 2023) 38" ML 7" Dormant Diploid, UF Cascade
Purple to black with muted black band. Green to cream throat with cream midribs and very narrow white edge on petals. Blooms heavily for about 3 weeks here. Very sunfast for one so dark, thanks to its parentage. Two of its parents were selected for being sunfast at 90F. Fertile both ways with many interesting purple kids. 3 branches and 21 buds in good conditions.
Out of ((Grim Reaper x TNT) x Metzger's Purple Storm)
This great plant is many colors. Overall, a reddish lavender bitone, it has a strongly yellow throat, and cream edge, that becomes much whiter in hot weather. Sunfast in all conditions here. 4 branches and 29 buds, and very fertile. I have some very nice seedlings out of this, in reds, lavenders, and purples, all with some color patterning of this type. In 2017, it bloomed from 6/22 until 8/1 on first scapes and is currently blooming on August 15th, with more scapes coming. If you live north of here, don’t expect rebloom, except rarely, but South of here, you should have reliable rebloom on scapes with 20-30 buds. It will bloom a long time north or south. NEGATIVE IMAGE by (COMPLICATED X MARGO REED INDEED)
Murphy, 07 - 37" Vla 5.5" dor. Dip. Extremely late clear pink, cream edge, ruffled and creped
Truly a breakthrough plant. Clear Pink, and starts blooming as late as any cultivar that I know of. It will bloom alone in most gardens, in late August, September, and October. Clear Pink, cream edge, ruffled and creped, with a rounded recurved form, sometimes triangular. Four branches and 21 buds, held perfectly above the foliage on strong scapes. Out of AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE by SUE ROTHBAUER. Very fertile, excellent parent for very lates. ONLY 2 LEFT. It has rebloomed here every year since intro. I have several very late future intros from this.
(Murphy 2013) 44" VL 6" Dor Dip Ext UF Cascade After watching this clear lavender pink for several years in the very late garden, I am convinced of its worthiness for introduction. The cream midrib and cream edge combine with the clear tepal color to make the overall look one of cool and clear. It has a chartreuse throat and is sunfast. 5 branches and 20 buds. Fertile both ways, and the parent of many clear colored very late seedlings. Out of MARGO REED INDEED by HEAVENLY CURLS. Hard Dormant
(Murphy 2013) 44" M 7" Dor Dip Ext UF Cascade Very bright red color with a sharp green throat. Sunfast at 98F at 7pm in our climate. 4 well spaced branches with 16 well spaced buds. What attracts me the most about this flower and why I selected it over 3 or 4 other reds is consistency. It always looks good and always grows well. Fertile. Out of BRILLIANT IDEA by KIRSTEN MADELAINE BURKEY.
GOOD BRANCHING
Excellent parent of highly branched reds.
Lemon cream with darker yellow center and along midribs. Heavy bloomer in the very late season. After most plants are done for the year, a clump of this is in full, heavy bloom for 6 weeks. Outfacing, consistent, sun proof and rain proof blooms. Check out the clump images. Strong scapes; 3 branches, 27 buds. Fragrant. Parentage: (Running Late x Starfish Prime).
2021- Up to 5 branches and 32 buds. Blooming heavily on 8/20/21.
(Murphy, 2024) 40" MLa 7" dormant diploid
4 branches, 23 buds, Parentage: (Poison Ivory x Thank you Dad)
Cream to light lavender reverse bi-tone, light green throat. Fades to cream on hot days. Definitely eye-catching, no matter how hot it is. Completely sunfast here. Fertile, with great late kids in light colors.
Buy both this and Be A Lert and get an extra recent intro bonus plant!
Cream with a rosy-violet pattern – an etched, jagged eye pattern, and chartreuse throat.
Tall, with well-spaced branching and excellent rebloom here.
Out of (Busy As A x Opal Road), two very good parents. It is producing some great, tall, patterned kids. Pollen fertile and somewhat pod fertile. 4 fans and 14 buds.
Last year and this year, we had at least three sets of scapes in our gardens in 5 different areas. I think that it will reliably rebloom in zones 6-8, and might in 4-5. 2022 we had 5 sets of scapes on two clumps and 4 sets on another.
Many reblooms in Maryland also. Jim
(Murphy-JP, 2023) 45" ERe 7" Dormant Diploid, UF Cascade
Eye catching black-red-purple with very large, elongated green throat. The black intensifies further out towards the petal tips. This plant is visible from a long distance due to the distinctive color contrast. Quite sunfast. 2 branches and 16 buds but can have more with good culture. Fertile both ways and an impressive parent. I have several future intros from it.
Named for our good daylily friend from Keysville, Va. Louise saw this in a flower show where it won Best Seedling, then loved it in our garden. Bill Hurt and I agree that Louise was one of the true daylily ambassadors in our region.
Out of (Squid Ink x green-throated seedling).
One of my most sunfast dark colored daylilies.
Only a few plants available for August/September 2026.
Murphy, '07 - 32" Mla 7" sev.dip. UF - cascade. Reddish purple, white ribs, white edge
LUCKY STREAK has been watched carefully since its first bloom. It is the stark contrast between the cascading reddish purple petals and the white of both the midrib and edge that attracts all the attention. Wide semi arching foliage, and surprisingly fragrant. This EMO is sun resistant, but not sunfast on extreme days. Great parentage from AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE by PLANET MAX, with 2 branches, and 18 buds, it has a surprisingly long bloom season, and is fertile both ways.
In 2017, it had 3 way branching and 25 buds.
MADE IN VIRGINIA ( Murphy, 2016) Fall
45” EM 7.5” Dormant, Diploid Extended, UF-Cascade
Out of ((Margo Reed Indeed X Skinwalker) x Ocean Spirit)
This cultivar is a reddish lavender, but clean colored, with prominent cream midribs, ruffled cream edge, and a light green throat. Won Best Seedling at the NCDC show. Tall, with erect strong scapes, 5 branches with good culture, and 25 buds. The bloom season was long this year, at 6 weeks. Fertile both ways, but not too easy on pods. Excellent parent for tall and well branched UF’S. Sunfast to 95 here. Double fan
Murphy, '06 - 48" Mla 9" semi.dip. Spider. Huge melon yellow with lav.red eye. Reblooms. Striking green throat mellows to chartruese on hot days. Sunfast. Registered as Sev, but hard dormant.
Huge, 9" yellow to melon spider blooms with lavender-red eye and waxy green throat. Blooms mid-late with sunfast, twirling blooms with ruffled edge. An early morning opener (EMO), two branches, 20 buds, and beautiful, narrow, blue-green foliage. Fertile and reblooming.
Parentage: Soraya Seline X (Radiant Moonbeam x Mountan Top Experience)
Murphy, JP 2022 7" E Dormant Diploid 39" UF Cascade
You can see this one in a crowded daylily garden from 100 feet. Distinction is being able to identify it anywhere and this has it. Purple with very large cream and green throat extending more than halfway out the tepals. Very good branching- 6! with 23 very well spaced buds. It blooms for about 6 weeks here. I have not brought it to a flower show, but it would be a good candidate. Fertile. Great parent. Out of Ocean Tides x ( Evil Gnome x Negative Image) Kathryn June Williams
I have 4! fascinating, showy future intros from it and Bacon Is The Answer.
This year, we have 6-7 way branching and up to 36 buds.
Murphy, '04 - 28" MLaRe 7.5" semi.dip. Shocking cream-white cascade UF, ruffled edge. Award winner, long blooming. Superlative parent.
When I walked out of the house on July 12, 2000 to do my hybridizing, I was shocked, then got goosebumps. I knew that this flower was THE ONE. I was so excited that I left work early that day to see how it looked and to take photos. The next day, about 5 people were as excited as me. I was going to name it something cool with snow in the name. Margo asked me to name it for her. Actually, didn't ask ... It is a very light creamy pink on cool mornings. Most days, and all hot days, it is a cream white. The edge is very ruffled and whiter than the petals. The throat is chartreuse to green. I registered it conservatively with 3 branches and 19 buds. It can have many more with good culture. The scapes come up at different times, ensuring a long bloom season. It does some rebloom two weeks later. The parents are some of the best for ruffles and late bloom. It is a good parent. It proliferates heavily, down in the foliage. Two minor faults - it blooms just at the top of the foliage and sometimes has too many buds on the scapes to allow them to open freely. IT PROUDLY WON AN Award Of Merit, an Honorable Mention before that, and in 2016, the Lennington All America Award.
Parentage: AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE X LOCH NESS MONSTER( triple fans for 20 bucks.)
( Murphy, 2021) 52" E 7" Dormant, Diploid, Unusual Form Cascade
Very tall pink with rose red cherry eye extending far out onto the petals, bisected by cream midrib. Color is more prominent on the petals, sepals have an eye line. Light green throat.
Excellent strong scapes with 4 branches and 22 buds. A riot of color in the early garden - see the clump images!
Out of (Jim’s Evil Grin x Stephen Smith)
Pollen fertile and somewhat pod fertile, with excellent kids with branching and color contrast.
Has won Best In Show multiple times.
Has won an Honorable Mention. ( HM)
Murphy, '04 - 53" ML 6.5" Dor. Dip. Brilliant red Unusual Form with tremendous branching, cream edge
I haven't seen a registered daylily like this one. It is cherry red with a darker red eye, chartreuse throat, and green heart. The unusual part of the is flower is that it the petals have a creamy tan ruffled edge, and the sepals have a yellow ruffled edge. These edges change to wider cream edges on very hot days. The flower is completely sunfast. The bloom season is extremely long due to 3 branches, 22 buds and instant rebloom. The scapes are very strong, and stood after hurricane Isabel. The ruffled light edge came from the pod parent, and the fine red color from the dad. This edge is passed down as a dominant trait in the offspring.
Light melon reverse bitone with feathered raspberry band, light raspberry-lavender blending on the ruffled edges, and chartreuse to very green throat. Pinched crispate Unusual Form. 3 branches and 18 buds. I call my sister My Favorite Sister (She is my only sister). Buy one for your favorite sister! If you are a sister, ask for one!
Out of ((Jim’s Evil Grin x Pale Behemoth) x Colorful Etchings). Fertile both ways. Almost every kid has a similar coloration, but different plant habits and flower form.
34" E 6.5" Dormant Diploid Black Purple with a black band in hot weather, BUT greyed and red reverse bitone with black band in cool weather. Green throat, striking blue-green foliage. Sunfast to 90+, fertile, and a good parent. Very long blooming, with strong scapes. 5 branches, 26 buds.
Out of (Toxic Temptress by Unknown).
Only a few available for August- September 2026.
