Winner of American Hemerocallis Society's 1998 Award of Merit given to those cultivars that are not only distinctive and beautiful but have proven themselves good performers over a wide geographic area. A flower of medium royal purple with a small yellow green throat and an extremely pronounced gold edge. As the season gets warmer the edging gets more pronounced until it has tiny knobs of gold along the petal edges. Form is round, full and overlapped. Scapes are well branched.
Plant habit is good, although plant size is small.
An extremely large flower of palest ivory white with a large gold edge and a small green throat. Form is full, wide and overlapped. Petal edges are lightly ruffled along with the gold edge. Substance is smooth, heavy and holds well. Scapes are well branched and carry multiple blooms.