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Victorian Garden Gerda Brooker and husband Malcom developed an interest
in daylilies in 1994. Their interest evolved into a passion.
At Victorian Gardens in Strongsville, Ohio,
Gerda grows 600-800 different cultivars from many hybridizers as well as growing and evaluating hundreds of her own seedlings.
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Ralph and Phyllis Haehn's two
and a half acre Mentor, Ohio garden includes over 200 registered daylilies plus numerous seedlings.
Ralph's
first introductions in 1998 were Phylly Marlene and Ohio Eye Oh. In 2011 Ralph has introduced
Royal Suite, Buckeye Touch Of Midas, and Some Are Seen.
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Crintonic Gardens
Curt Hanson specializes in creating beautiful and distinctive daylilies that grow vigoursly in zone 5 conditions. Crintonic
Gardens began in the early 1980's and has evolved into approximately ten acres of arboretum with a daylily plot in the center. |
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Moldovan Gardens has specialized in beautiful northern hardy daylilies since
1959. The hybridizing garden, located in Avon, Ohio is run by Roy Woodhall. Roy carries
on the work he and Steve Moldovan began many years ago.
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Jan Teague - The Dragon Nook garden I have grown and collected daylilies
for 40 years, but just started hybridizing in 2006. (no registrations yet) After breeding horses for a number of years
my philosophy continues with the old adage, “no feet no horse”, and the same goes with daylilies. The underpinnings
must be strong with a good base, followed by great branching and bud count, and then a pretty face to go along with it.
At the moment I am concentrating on miniatures and doubles, but I can’t help but dabble with all the other forms as
well.
A Northeast Ohio Garden John Hric I hybridize mainly for spiders
and unusual forms. I work with both dips and tets. I like exploring the older cultivars to see what they have
to reveal.
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Twighlight Gardens
Marge
Hrusch has been hybridizing on a small scale since 1984. She registered her first seedling, Stefania Karolina in
2006. Twilight Gardens in Chesterland, Ohio has a cross section of
all types, colors, and forms of daylilies with an emphasis on pink, roses, lavenders, and purples.
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Dave Winter Garden I garden on a small suburban lot and have been hybridizing daylilies since
1997. Hybridizing is limited to diploid daylilies to keep my program from outgrowing the available garden space.
My favorite daylilies (and the original goal of my hybridizing program) are those with contrasting edges, either lighter or
darker but no eyes. My daylilies also tend towards pastel colors. But other types of seedlings are also kept if
they strike my fancy. I registered my first two daylilies in 2010.
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