Clayton Burkey's Daylilies
Specializing in Spiders & Unusual Forms

INTRODUCTIONS FOR 2008
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CAPTAIN KEITH HUNT
- # 2003-10 - Dor. Dip. M. 47”-53”, 7”, with wingspan to 10”, 5-6 Way branching w/branches on branches, and a bud count of 33 here. This is an exceptional flower in the multiple Unusual Form Class, being an Unusual Form Spatulate Cascade. It is a light purplish mauve with a dashing purple eyezone on the segments, though lighter on the sepals, and has a very large chartreuse throat. Named for our Son-in Law, who in the summer, is the Captain of his own very popular sportsfishing charter boat in Monatauk, NY.  [SCARLET SWALLOWTAIL X (GRAPE ICE X LILTING LAVENDER)]



DOROTHY AKRIDGE RESCIGNO
- # 2002-10 - Dor.dip.M.43”7”Lovely, greenish yellow cascade type spider with bright green throat, and bronzy red eyezone. Segments curl back nicely towards the tips. Four way branching, Bud Count = 15. Ratio=4.35/1. Named for a deceased dear family friend in Baltimore, MD, who also loved daylilies. (CALICO SPIDER X DECOLORES)



KIRSTEN MADELINE HUNT
- # 2004-57 - Dor.dip.M.56”, 9.5” Ratio from 4.3/1 to 5.34/1. Exceedingly impressive is this 5-way branched light muted rose spider in a twirling cascade, with a bright rose band, and a smashing green throat that extends out through one third of the segments. Bud count = 20 here. A real winner with magnificent upfacing blossoms. Named for our married daughter, Kirsten.
[(TALON X CROOKED HOUSE) X BORN YESTERDAY]



PAUL H. LINK - # 2004-74 - Dor.Tet.M.36”7”Gorgeous, true bright lavender with bright green throat. This is a lavender bitone, but the difference is only perceptible up close. Later in the day, there may be the slightest pinkish cast to it. 3-4 way branching. BC=17, Has to be seen to believed. Difficult pod parent, but pollen quite viable. Named for a dear family friend whose interest is beautiful daylilies. Parentage unknown.



SOPHIA’S MAGIC - #2001-48 - Dor.Dip. M.34” 6”(Wingspan greater) Brilliant red cascade spider self with a green throat, turning to yellow as it extends outward on the segments. All the segments can twist and/or curl towards the end creating a marvelous effect. Ratio = 4.55/1 to 5.28/1. Four way Branching. Bud Count = 21. Moderately fertile both ways ….(Sdlg. x RED RAIN)

 


INTRODUCTIONS FOR 2007
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STARMAN’S FLIGHT - # 2001-26 - Dor.Dip.M36”9”Splashy and entrancing reddish purple Spider with large dashing prominent green throat and deeper rosy purple band on the petals.  This spider also performs like a Unusual Form Cascade, and on warmer days it curls even more, making for a very stunning blossom.   Three way branching.  BC=13.  Ratio varies from 4.5/1 to 7.25 here.  Fertile both ways.
(YABBA DABBA DOO X KINDLY LIGHT)

 

STARMAN’S GALAXY  - # 2001-12 - Dor.Dip.M. 48”-52”10.25”Huge and eyecatching yellow spider with striking triangular red eyezone.  However, the part of the eyezone on the sepals is so light that the flower appears to be banded even the shortest distance.  The band on the petals extends almost to the tips, and is so strongly marked, it sets this flower off to zap one’s eye in the garden. The throat is gold, but the heart of the flower becomes green. This flower is a bitone, but one does not notice this unless at a short distance.    The ratio can vary from 4.3/-6/1 here.  Three way branching. BC = 17.
[(STARMAN’S’ DELIGHT X STARMAN’S FANTASY) X PTERODACTYL EYE]

 

TROPIC BIRD - # 2000-46 - Dor.Dip.M.42” 9” This light yellow and light beige rose bitone is a charmer with a stronger rose eyezone that is strong on the petals, but weaker on the sepals which are also brushed very light beige-rose.  The flower opens flat like its pollen parent, and is enhanced by a bright green throat.  Three-way Branching, BC = 11. 
(TYLWYTH TEG X KIRSTEN MADELINE BURKEY)

 

WALKING STARFISH - # 2001-73 - Dor.Dip.M. 28”8.5” Rich medium yellow Unusual Form Quilled Crispate with a green throat.  Most of the segments quill, and they will often twist, twirl, or even bend at the  same time creating a “walking effect.”  The ratio can vary from non-spider all the way up to 5.94/1 when it quills to the maximum.  The effect is showstopping.  Two way branching, BC = 12 here.      
[(WILLIE BELLE X JURASSIC SPIDER) X (KINDLY LIGHT X SCORPIO)]

 






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