A seedling selection named by us for the extra large flowers which when compared to others, is not only beyond the pale ones but all others as well. Signaling the end of summer, the September-October flowers of the palest pink are similar to the cultivar 'Pallida' but bigger so of course it has to be better.

A name given to this with assuredly the kindest of intentions.  This selection of the former Schizostylis has sumptiously provocative buxom pink flowers which if you like that sort of thing - and we do - will be just the ticket for your garden.  Feed her some nice meals, give her plenty to drink and let her lounge in a warm, sunny spot and she will be happy.

aka Schizostylis.  A later blooming selection of perhaps more stoutness in stem and flower than some other clones.  A good rounded pink flower.

A superior red seedling that arose here and one that is a bit larger than the other large red selections we grow. It was fun to lay out a table of flowers of all the cultivars and our seedlings for comparative evaluation.  It was quickly apparent that it is hard not to love red and might as well go big. Just add water, food and sun.