| * 'Time To Go' - Sev.-Dor., Fr., EM., 30 in. sc.; 6 in., fl. 3 way branching with 20 buds. This the mother of all my rubber tangerine-orange edges. A clear lavender self with a 1/4 to 1/2 inch very rubbery tangerine-orange edge, a huge tangerine-orange watermark juts out from the small green throat. The petals are relatively narrow making this an ideal candidate for those who like unusual forms and spiders, as there are no orange edged spiders or unusual formed daylilies on the market that I am aware of. I have used this flower extensively in my wide petaled breeding lines, and last year started using it in my spider/unusual formed lines with great hopes of some spectacular and unique narrow petaled flowers as a result. ‘Sultry Smile’ X ‘Sultry Smile’. |
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