GABRIEL’S WEATHERVANE
(C. Turner 2006) Dor. 42” M 4" Dip
Pointing the way to a new direction in diploid daylilies, GABRIEL’S WEATHERVANE holds its widely-separated, creamy-yellow, trumpet-shaped blossoms on tall, four-way, well-spaced branched scapes that carry up to 20 buds. The elongated milky-smooth blooms portray an airy elegance that is restful and soothing, displaying a small green throat at the end of the long, narrow, four-to-five inch trumpets. Awarded “Best Seedling” at the New England Daylily Society’s 2005 Flower Show with five well-spaced blooms open on a single scape, GABRIEL’S WEATHERVANE is valued for both its show presence and its usefulness to hybridizers. $25 DF

Specializing in Hybridizing Cold Hardy Northern Daylilies and Japanese Irises.

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