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*GREYWOODS ON THE FENCE
(Wilkinson 03)  SEV. 27”  LM  5 1/2”                                               S/O
This color break is definitely on the fence in uniqueness. The pastel mauve peach blooms exhibit a deeper mauve violet eye surrounding deep gold that runs into an olive green throat.  Opens a new and different color horizon in hybridizing. (Sdlg X ARGYLE SOCKS) X CREATIVE EDGE)  Mulch north of Zone 5/6.  

*GREYWOODS PAINTED PONY
(Wilkinson 06)  Dor. 34”  EM-LM  Ext.                                        18.00
A 5 1/4” TET of mauve pink star-like mouse petaled almost bitone with lighter sepals by afternoon.  An intricate pattern of mauve into washed navy blue blends out to cream, with a good green throat. 3 to 4 low branches with 30 buds. Throws complex blue eyed seedlings and UFs.  HM Award  (ANGEL’S SMILE X ISLE OF DREAMS)

*GREYWOODS PAPPA JOE
(Wilkinson 06)  Tet. Dor. 32” LM 6”                                              16.00
Named after my dad who taught me all there is to know about farming and gardening, this wonderful double is a very saturated deep red, with a gold into a small green throat and crimped edges. Deep green foliage, and stout husky scapes with 25 buds. Dbl. 85% of the time.  (OBSIDIAN X SERENA DARKHORSE)  A few.

GREYWOODS RIVER DANCER
(Wilkinson 00)  Dor.  23”  EM  7”  DIP    UF                   15.00 Clump       A creamy yellow polychrome UF brushed pink in the AM, the thin petals roll and twist by noon. The color mellows out to embrace more cream by evening. The throat radiates green and the many scapes have lots of blooms open at once. Foliage is moderately sized. Parent for UFOs! (CAT DANCER  X  JAN’S TWISTER)   

*GREYWOODS ROAD TO MECCA
(Wilkinson 04) Tet. Dor. 32” M-LM                                                S/O
The 6” cream buff blooms have a large bold, black plum eye and a vivid grass green throat. A small black plum edging surrounds the petals. The very flat blooms fade to cream white by afternoon, and the eye seems to darken, offering a bold contrast of colors. 3 branches, 25+ buds. Great parent for showy eyes.  (MASKED PHANTOM X SABINE BAUR)  Limited.

*GREYWOODS ROSEBERRY SORBET
(Wilkinson 00) Dor. 34” LM 5 3/4”                                                 16.00
Color is the emphasis here.  This beautifully formed velvety flower is a rich hot raspberry with a painted on red eyezone, into a small yellow to green throat. Fluted and recurved by PM.  A hint of a violet midrib adds style. (MARISKA  X WINEBERRY CANDY)   

*GREYWOODS SANTA FE BOOGIE
(Wilkinson 06)  Dor.  34”  M.  6”                                                     15.00
Part of the focus here at GWF is to offer plants that perform ell as landscapers, and GW SFB does just that. It’s a clear, round orange peach with a hot JANICE BROWN type of red eye, outlined deeper red and a ruffled red border. A deep grass green throat and the hint of a violet midrib add to the charm. Fertile and hardy. [BORDER MUSIC X Sdlg (TET JANICE BROWN X GW LADY BE GOOD)]  A Few

*GREYWOODS SHADES OF LACE  
(Wilkinson 08)  Dor. 29”  M   6”                                                    18.00
NOT another cream daylily you say?  Yes but…….this is a consistant Northern hardy ruffled beauty with Southern looks!  Nicely crimped and ruffled light yellow softens to cream by day’s end displaying the yellow-green in the ruffled rims. 3 top branches, 24+ buds. This is a good dormant to cross with the cream and yellow evgs. Super parent. (GW SUNRISE FROST X J.T. DAVIS)

*GREYWOODS SORBONNE
(Wilkinson 08)  Dor. 32”   M-LM   6”  Ext.                                   16.00 
The name Sorbonne was also from a former Theological College in Paris around the 13th Century, and was named after Robert de Sorbon. This plant certainly has a peaceful quality to it.  A whipped peach flower infuses with cream by noon, with a light rose apricot eye and a double rim of rose and gold.  Heavy waxy substance, small green throat. Excellent foliage. Fertile. (HEARTS AND FLOWERS X (RASPBERRY BERET X FLK RAGAMUFFIN)  

*GREYWOODS SPIDERS LAIR
(Wilkinson 03)  Sev/ Dor  30"  LM  UFO                               17.00 Clp 
Stipples on a spidery STAR! The 6”+ blooms have a peach bronze base that is flecked overall with rose stipples and a rose eye. The rims contrast with a dusty-rose border that throws knobs and teeth later in the season. Pretty buds. All this on a thin star with good foliage and 3 branches.  This is a new direction to add into the spider pool.  (DRUIDS CHANT X Sdlg 94-107) X GREYWOODS LOFTY LIZZIE)   CLUMP

*GREYWOODS SPIRIT HAWK
(Wilkinson 07)   Dor.   39”    EM-LM   Ext.   7.5”-8”               20.00 Clp    In keeping with my resolve to introduce only good garden hems, and not just pretty faces, this daylily certainly fits the mold.  The big flat to recurved thin stars are a deep straw yellow with a jagged brick rose triangular eye, and a green throat.  Blooms for a long period, with nice foliage and strong scapes. It’s mostly fertile, and has 3 br. & 24 buds. Great to use with Southern spiders! (EYES A BLUE X GREYWOODS LOFTY LIZZIE)   Clump

GREYWOODS STARGAZEY 
(Wilkinson 06)   Sev. 39” M.  9”  Dip                                                 S/O
The Stargazey is a pub in a novel from one of my favorite mystery writers, Martha Grimes. This is what I’d probably call a big fat spidery UF. At 9”+, it starts the day as a deep violet purple star, and progresses to a red purple by afternoon. The flower is nicely formed with a big yellow into a green star center.  Good 4 low branches. (MIGHTY HIGHTY TIGHTY X JANS TWISTER) X PLANET MAX]

*GREYWOODS STARLICIOUS                               18.00   (Wilkinson 10) Sev.33" M-LM. I love good doers in our Region, and this is a 7.5"+ happy landscaper. Almost a bitone, it's a silvery blue lavender STAR with a subtle slate blue band and a yellow into a tiny green throat.  Tons and tons of scapes on a clump with 3 branches and 18-24 buds. Extremely pretty at twilight when it glows a silver lavender (SWALLOW TAIL KITE X ON TO SOMETHING)  

GREYWOODS SUGARLAND 
(Wilkinson 06)  Dor/Sev.  34”  ML  7.5-8”  Dip.                              S/O
Sugar coated and everything nice,  this color is a new direction for spidery hems. Looking like a mouse-eared star UF, it can be identified from  across the garden.  This thin petalled lilac pink has a huge showy cream pink halo and 3 branches, 23+ buds. It won the 2005 STANLEY E. SAXTON Reg. 4 HYBRIDIZERS AWARD. Moderately fertile, good pollen and a bright green throat.  (JAUNTY JULIE X GREYWOODS TOOTHACHE PURPLE).   Limited

*GREYWOODS SUNNY SMILES
(Wilkinson 05)  Dor.  40”  EM-LM 7”+ Ext.                      18.00 Clp    Certain daylilies just bring a smile to your lips during the 6 AM coffee walk – and SUNNY SMILES is just such a plant. This landscaper is a bright clean lemon yellow STAR, with a heavy green radiating center, moderate ruffles and twisted sepals. Even the buds and the backs of the petals are saturated green. A valuable hem for green in spiders. 25-32 buds, 3 to 4 low branches. [(GW LOFTY LIZZIE X (SDLG 94-107 X TECHNY PEACH LACE)]   Clump

*GREYWOODS SUNRISE FROST
(Wilkinson 04) Tet. Sev.  34” M-LM                                         S/O    Much admired by many garden visitors, this is a tall showy 6.5” cream white. The ruffled, undulating rims are a golden yellow, and as the day progresses a yellow center wash becomes more prominent as the ground fades to white.  3 branches & attractive foliage. [SHERRY LANE CARR X SDLG (ADMIRALS BRAID X WEDDING BAND)]  Mulch north of Zone 5/6.  

*GREYWOODS TALLYHO 
(Wilkinson 05)  Dor.  38”  M-L   8.5” - 9.5”                                   20.00
This spidery looking bloom is a light peach pumpkin with a large triangular mauve violet eye and matching ruffled trim.  Blooming into August here in MA, this is the plant to use for spider borders and that special color. 24+ buds, and very commanding in the garden.  The word TallyHo is derived from the Norman “ty a hillout”, and is the cheer from the hunt field when a pursued fox is viewed. (GREYWOODS PONYTAIL CLASSIC  X  GW LOFTY LIZZIE)  

*GREYWOODS TARDY ANNIE                                              (Wilkinson 10) Sev LM 27"                                                             20.00
Round, ruffled and a dormant too - northern hardiness with a southern charm. Wow!  This flat 6.25" bloom is a medium pink with only a hint of some peach to the pink tone. Bubbly, ruffled wide yellow edges compliment the yellow gold halo and makes this a very showy flower!  Bloomed until Aug. 20th here with pretty foliage.  Green throat, 3 top branches and 18-25 buds. This is a terrific way to put blousey edges on southern tenders!  (GW DIXIE BELLE X DARLA ANITA)  A few.

GREYWOODS TOOTHACHE PURPLE 
(Wilkinson 01)  Dor. 30”  LM-L                                                 17.00 Clp
This color is so good that’s it’s like eating ice cream with a toothache!  It’s a spidery 7 1/2”+ UF that twists and rolls - a hot lavender violet that turns iridescent by evening. A big yellow center blends into a cream halo and joins the whitish midribs. Vivid green throat. An unusual color to bring into the DIPLOID spider program. (TRAHLYTA X PINK SUPER SPIDER)    CLUMP

GREYWOODS TOOTSIE TWO SHOES 
(Wilkinson 06) Dor. 25”  LM  4”  Dbl                                15.00 Clp  DIP.  My mom, who’s nickname was Tootsie, loved pink hems, and was a wonderful dancer, so I named this frilly pink DOUBLE after her.  Double almost 85% of the time, this is a happy, vigorous well proportioned plant.  It’s a creamy pink, almost polychrome, with a yellow halo,  a faint rose band, and serrated rims.  It’s a lovely gem for the front of the border.  (EXOTIC ECHO X LAGNAIPPE)  CLUMP

GREYWOODS WILD HORSEFEATHERS  
(Wilkinson 08)  Dor/ Sev LM  38"  Dip                                             S/O
This fanciful UF is an 8”+ golden yellow star that pinches, then twists at times.  A huge brick rose jagged eye pattern & a large green center give this daylily lots of attitude.   3 branches, 20+ buds,  just moderately fertile. Average increase. A real standout in the garden & producing some great spidery kids. (GW GREAT DANA X (WIREGRASS GREENSTAR X NAVAJO PRINCESS).   

*GREYWOODS WORKHORSE WILLIE 
(Wilkinson 06)  Dor.  40"  LM-L                                              18.00 Clp
A 7 1/2” long pealed hardy, late out of TET SPINDAZZLE that sets pods. A bitone of medium coral peach with showy gold midribs and golden yellow sepals touched coral. The petals have a thin band of jagged gold, and the STAR like form gives the illusion of a spider. 4 low branches, 28 well spaced pretty buds, Very showy in a clump.  (NEWBERRY REAL FRILLS X TET SPINDAZZLE)   CLUMP