| Spacecoast Daylilies |
| Spacecoast Green Goddess* |
(Gossard, James / Kinnebrew, John ) 2025
introduction
(Spacecoast Gold Rush) x ((315-13 = (( Dr
Celia Stump x Wild Hairs) x tetra
Tuscawilla Snowdrift) x (Dr Celia Stump x
Green Best edge seedling)) x Jade Glow))
The flowers exhibit a stunning
chartreuse-yellow hue adorned with green
tentacles, hooks, claws, and fangs and a
very green throat. Seedling number 180-19
Tetraploid 26" Early Season Evergreen
emo fr 6.5" flowers 3-4 way branching
16=20 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer.
Very good rust, leaf streak and insect
resistance. USDA Plant Hardiness Zone
5-10.
The Hemerocallis cultivar, 'Spacecoast
Green Goddess' designated as seedling
number 180-19 is a tetraploid daylily that
exhibits exceptional ornamental
characteristics. The flowers present a
vibrant chartreuse-yellow coloration,
uniquely embellished with structural
elements such as green tentacles, hooks,
claws, and fangs, creating a visually
striking appearance. The blossoms feature
a vivid green throat that enhances the
overall chromatic intensity of the display.
This cultivar reaches a stature of 26 inches
and produces substantial 6.5-inch diameter
flowers early in the season. It supports 3-4
way branching with a bud count ranging
from 16 to 20 per scape. Notably, this
daylily is characterized by evergreen
foliage, extended morning opening (emo),
and fragrant blooms (fr), adding further
appeal to its garden performance. Seedling
180-19 is fertile both ways, making it a
valuable contributor to hybridizing
programs aimed at developing new
varieties with unique morphological traits. It
is also a consistent rebloomer and exhibits
robust resistance to rust, leaf streak, and
insect predation. Adapted to thrive in
USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5-10, this
cultivar is suited for a wide range of
climatic conditions, ensuring its viability
and attractiveness in diverse garden
settings. The combination of its unusual
aesthetic features and strong agronomic
traits makes it a standout selection for
collectors and hybridizers alike.
introduction
(Spacecoast Gold Rush) x ((315-13 = (( Dr
Celia Stump x Wild Hairs) x tetra
Tuscawilla Snowdrift) x (Dr Celia Stump x
Green Best edge seedling)) x Jade Glow))
The flowers exhibit a stunning
chartreuse-yellow hue adorned with green
tentacles, hooks, claws, and fangs and a
very green throat. Seedling number 180-19
Tetraploid 26" Early Season Evergreen
emo fr 6.5" flowers 3-4 way branching
16=20 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer.
Very good rust, leaf streak and insect
resistance. USDA Plant Hardiness Zone
5-10.
The Hemerocallis cultivar, 'Spacecoast
Green Goddess' designated as seedling
number 180-19 is a tetraploid daylily that
exhibits exceptional ornamental
characteristics. The flowers present a
vibrant chartreuse-yellow coloration,
uniquely embellished with structural
elements such as green tentacles, hooks,
claws, and fangs, creating a visually
striking appearance. The blossoms feature
a vivid green throat that enhances the
overall chromatic intensity of the display.
This cultivar reaches a stature of 26 inches
and produces substantial 6.5-inch diameter
flowers early in the season. It supports 3-4
way branching with a bud count ranging
from 16 to 20 per scape. Notably, this
daylily is characterized by evergreen
foliage, extended morning opening (emo),
and fragrant blooms (fr), adding further
appeal to its garden performance. Seedling
180-19 is fertile both ways, making it a
valuable contributor to hybridizing
programs aimed at developing new
varieties with unique morphological traits. It
is also a consistent rebloomer and exhibits
robust resistance to rust, leaf streak, and
insect predation. Adapted to thrive in
USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5-10, this
cultivar is suited for a wide range of
climatic conditions, ensuring its viability
and attractiveness in diverse garden
settings. The combination of its unusual
aesthetic features and strong agronomic
traits makes it a standout selection for
collectors and hybridizers alike.
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