Daylily Species - Spring or fall delivery. Hardy, zones 4-8, easy to grow. I've discontinued growing most of the hybrid daylilies I had, except for a few tets, and mainly grow species and species hybrids.  This past fall I divided all my daylilies down to single fans to plant out this spring. All prices are for single fans. Shipping cost for daylily plants is $15 per shippment.  I no longer ship daylily plants overseas.

H. altissima clone S14-2:  light yellow spidery flowers, nocturnal, 4-5 feet tall, slightly fragrant. Nice landscape plant and valuable for hybridizing.  
$5

H. citrina:  Large flowerd yellow, spidery flowers, fragrant. Forms nice clumps for landscaping. Produces nice spidery yellows when crossed to altissima.
$5

H. coreana:  Short, small flowered yellow-orange.
$3

H. dumortierii:  Early blooming orange.
$2

H. flava:  Early blooming, frangant yellow, old time classic
$3

H. fulva Rosea:  Rose-red flowers with an open petal look. Very nice landscape plant and a special daylily for hybridizing. Produces nice seedlings when crossed to more modern wide petaled hybrids.
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H. fulva Europea NY Bot Garden:
$4

H. fulva cypriana: Very vigorous grower, nice orange fulvous flowers. Produces unreduced gametes on the female side. Produces interesting seedlings when pollinated with pollen from tets with limited seed production. Many of the seedlings are fertile making it useful for interplody crosses.
$5

H. fulva Hankow:   Very late blooming fulva with nice flowers. Very useful for more southern states for late season bloom. Could be very useful for hybridizing late blooming daylilies - would need to be grown in a greenhouse in northern states to be useful for hybridizing
$5

H. fulva maculata:  Very nice landscape plant, much overlooked.
$4

H. fulva pauciflora:  Nice softer orange flowers, nice landscape plant, doesn't spread much for me.
$4

H. fulva Korean (Apps): Very impressive flowers with a clear, crisp color, more redder then typical of fulva. Produces unreduced gamates. So far I've only gotten seeds when pollinated with tets, but seems to cross to diploids as pollen. Seedlings tend to be fertile. Very useful for inter ploidy crosses
$10

H. hakuunensis:   Small, trumpet orange flowers, interesting daylily for hybridizing - hign bud count and good branching
$3

H. middendorfii:  Early blooming orange.
$2

S9S8-1 - hakuunensis x citrina:   Similar to citrina, but blooms about 2 weeks earlier, nice landscape plant.
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H. hakuunensis luteum (Halinar): Very nice yellow form of hakuuensis. Very nice landscape plant. Additional image single fans - $15.00