Hemerocallis	Luke

46 - inch height         6 - inch flower Huge, shimmering, rosy raspberry flowers. From T. B. Maxwell in Louisiana, who Registered it in 1969 as follows: " 30 in. height. Early Midseason. 7 in. flower. Dormant, Diploid, Cherry red self with yellow throat. " Petals undulate outward. Both petals and sepals reflex gently, their edges lightly ruffled. The predominant color is a deep rose emerging from a gold center. Petal midribs, as well as edges, are often a silvery white. Petals are veined with more intense pigment, adding to the shimmering effect. A multitude of buds carries this variety through a very long period of bloom. Though a diploid, its heavy substance makes it tolerant of a day of heavy rain. Grown since 1980 here at Bloomingfields Farm, the flowers have been a little smaller, and much higher. (About descriptions). A grower's rarity today.
	3-fan plant
1-2 $18.75,  3 + $17.00

Hemerocallis	Luke	Daylily
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