Murphy, '05 - 34" M 6" dor.dip. Red with yellow midribs and wide cream edge, only 2 left

Red with a wide, creamy, ruffled edge, yellow to cream midrib, and yellow throat. This flower is a step forward in color patterns for spidery daylilies. The creamy edge is very wide, and the pattern is very unusual. It did attract a lot of attention in the garden this year. The foliage is good, the increase is very good, and it blooms well in drought or rainy weather, yet I almost didn't introduce it. Why? It is under my threshold for budcount and branching, with a budcount of 8 to 13, and little or no branching. It is very striking, and three experienced hybridizers thought that it should be introduced anyway. A very photogenic flower, and a great grower in poor conditions. It is a good parent, fertile both ways.

Parentage: UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT X MURPHY'S LAW