Daylily description meanings -

Scape-Height of stem from the ground to top just at the base of the throat.

Bloom-width of the bloom is when fully opened.

Bloom season-Peak time of blooms. This will vary a bit depending on your location, growing region and unusual weather trends.  Our bloom season started at the end of April 2022 and continued through October for the late bloomers with a few that refused to take the Fall off with higher than normal temperatures into beginning of November.

                EE – Extra early

                E – Early

                EM – Early Mid

                M – Mid Season

                ML – Mid-Late

                L - Late

Color of bloom and throat. 

Characteristic of bloom

                Beautifully Traditional: Consists of three petals, three sepals, six stamens, and one pistil.

                Ruffles:  Beautifully Traditional in shape but the edges are wavey with ruffle features.

Double Form: Double daylilies come in several forms. There are those that have extra layers of petals so they look like a flower within a flower, and those that look like peonies with extra layers of sepals and or petals.  A very full look.

Spider Form: A flower whose length to width measurement is at least 4:1.

Unusual Form: Daylilies have petals or sepals that are twisted, quilled, or cascading.

Year hybridized registered:  Who created & registered this daylily.