Introductions
Since 1988 Telmarc has been growing and hybridizing daylilies. The following is a list of our introductions. They are registered with the American Hemerocallis Society as named hybrids.
The Gardens approach to hybrids is a bit different than some other gardens. We have focused on the following areas:
1. Species Infusion: We have used species plants to reintroduce species characteristics into hybridized plants. We believe that several species have characteristics which when brought in to a well developed hybrid will rejuvenate the line.
2. Eyezone: We enjoy the development of Eyezone plants. They have a certain dignity and difference which makes them attractive in any garden.
3. Spiders: Over the past few years we have also been working with spiders. On of our introductions for 2006 is a spider with an Eyezone.
4. Lilacs: We enjoy the softness of the lilac daylily and have been working on getting a good collection of these plants. They look almost like an iris in color and texture.
Here are 2018 Introductions
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Here are some of my favorites.
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I have an interest in pastels and some whites. Also fragrance is important and thus I use a lot of H citrina mixes.
Enjoy our introductions. Here are some of the most recent ones from 2015.
The following are the new intros for this year:
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					Miss Judy Lynn This is an amazing plat, well over 4 feet tall, 7"+ flower, many branches and buds per branch. It stands erect.  | 
				
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					Wondrous Weaver A gentle pastel plant which I am prone to seeking out with good branching and buds.  | 
				
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					Rapp Sure Song Strong dark pink with deep red Eyezone and gold throat.  | 
				
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					Lovely Lady LiLeah A double or even more. Pinkish with a bit of cream color. It seems to keep its double form.  | 
				

