Trophytaker® Daylilies

What makes one daylily better than another?

That's what gardeners are asking!

Dr. Darrell Apps, world-renowned daylily authority, says Trophytaker® Daylilies are the answer.

"Trophytaker® is what makes one Daylily better than anothersm."

Learn the whole story:  How can I be sure a daylily is great?

Standards.  A Trophytaker® must meet or exceed set standards in the following six categories:

  1. Beauty:  Most older daylilies don't have the vigor or substance of today's hybrids.  A Trophytaker® must reflect the beauty of modern daylilies.

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  2. Hardiness:  The biggest chunk of hybridization is focused southward where hardiness is not first priority.  Trophytaker® must be hardy to at least zone 5.

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  3. Clump:  Many daylilies are slow increasers.  Gardeners want a nice clump now.  A Trophytaker® will triple fans the first year.

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  4. Bloom:  We compare Trophytaker® to average daylilies.  The average daylily blooms 21 days at our research site.  Trophytaker® daylilies must at least double average, blooming a minimum of 42 days at this research site.

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  5. Foliage:  Many daylilies surrender to the elements by mid-summer:  a Trophytaker® keeps attractive foliage till late in the season.

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  6. Resistance:  Some daylilies are predisposed to mites, thrips and soft rot.  Trophytaker® must be as insect and disease resistant as possible

Trophytaker® are propagated vegetatively only so they're true to form, then grown to root and flower maturity in 2g (8") pots.  Each comes with a giant color pot tag explaining the Trophytaker® story, a detailed description of its outstanding features and instructions for planting and care.

That's what makes one Daylily better than another...  Trophytaker®.  Enjoy distinction, value, and do it with confidence. 

Treat yourself to Trophytaker® Daylilies

 

Barbara Mitchell

6" light pink lavender flower with faint rose eye.  Fragrant, long-mid season bloomer.

 

 

Bitsy

Everbloom, 2" yellow flower.  Starts in May, to 14".

 
 

Innocent Bystander

5" white ruffled extended mid rebloomer.  Longest blooming white.  36" semi-evergreen.

 

 

Jen Melon

Extra late 7" deep yellow with melon hints.  Very fragrant mid to late season.  26" scapes and high bud count.

 

 

Jolyene Nichole

6" ruffled pink/lemon.  Extended early-mid season with rebloom.  14" scapes.

 

 

Pastures of Pleasure

Ruffled 5" pink orchid with yellow throat.  Fragrant, early-mid season.  36" scapes.

 

 

Regal Heir

Mid season with great rebloom.  6" lavender purple flowers with an oversized lemon throat.  22" scapes.

 

 

Siloam Double Classic

5" peach pink double flowers.  Very fragrant, extended bloomer starts early with a good run.  One of the shortest growers with nice foliage to 16".

 

 

Strawberry Candy

Early-mid season 4" strawberry pink with rose eye.  Reblooms, 26" scapes, semi evergreen.

 
 

Woodside Fire Dance

4" surreal blazing scarlet, starts early to mid season with high bud count.  26" scapes.

 
 

Woodside Ruby

Sparkling ruby red 5" bloom has light mid ribs and a lemon throat, most unusual glowing tone.  Ruffled, 34" scapes, semi evergreen.

 

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