Frans  Hals

28 - inch height         5 - inch flower The most popular bicolored Daylily. Hybridized by Wilmer B. Flory of Logansport, Indiana, in the early 1950s; registered by him in 1955 (as follows); and, introduced for sale in the Edenwald garden catalog of 1957. " 24 in. height. Late Midseason. Dormant, Diploid, Bright rust and orange bicolor, creamy orange midrib on petals. (Baggette X Cornell). " Cinnamon petals have a striking apricot midrib and a paprika halo. Sepals clear apricot. With up to 50 buds, very long blooming. Frequently one of our Top Ten Daylilies and a widely grown heirloom today. For us, a little taller (see About descriptions). Commemorates the highly regarded 17th Century Dutch painter whose palette often included these colors.

3-fan plant

1-2 $7.50,  3 + $6.75

Hemerocallis	Frans  Hals	Daylily
A beautiful daylily from Bloomingfields Farm Daylilies

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