| Spacecoast Daylilies |
| Spacecoast Double Hot Shot* |
(Gossard, James / Kinnebrew, John ) 2025
introduction
(Spacecoast Playing With Fire) x
(Spacecoast Grand Desire)
The double flowers are a dark blood red
with small white serrated edge and a green
throat. Seedling number 297-21 Tetraploid
34" Early Season Semi-Evergreen emo
very fr 5" flowers 5-7 way branching 28-38
buds. Double Percent : 99. Fertile both
ways. Rebloomer. Very good rust, leaf
streak and insect resistance. USDA Plant
Hardiness Zone 5-10.
The Hemerocallis cultivar, 'Spacecoast Double Hot Shot' designated as seedling 297-21 is a tetraploid daylily that produces striking double flowers with dark blood-red petals, a finely serrated white edge, and a vibrant green throat. The flowers measure
approximately 5 inches in diameter and are
borne on scapes that reach a height of 34
inches. Blooming occurs in the early
season, with a semi-evergreen growth
habit and extended morning opening
(emo). This seedling exhibits 5–7-way
branching and a bud count of 28–38,
supporting abundant and continuous
flowering. It is a reliable rebloomer and
demonstrates fertility both ways, making it
a valuable resource for hybridization
programs.
introduction
(Spacecoast Playing With Fire) x
(Spacecoast Grand Desire)
The double flowers are a dark blood red
with small white serrated edge and a green
throat. Seedling number 297-21 Tetraploid
34" Early Season Semi-Evergreen emo
very fr 5" flowers 5-7 way branching 28-38
buds. Double Percent : 99. Fertile both
ways. Rebloomer. Very good rust, leaf
streak and insect resistance. USDA Plant
Hardiness Zone 5-10.
The Hemerocallis cultivar, 'Spacecoast Double Hot Shot' designated as seedling 297-21 is a tetraploid daylily that produces striking double flowers with dark blood-red petals, a finely serrated white edge, and a vibrant green throat. The flowers measure
approximately 5 inches in diameter and are
borne on scapes that reach a height of 34
inches. Blooming occurs in the early
season, with a semi-evergreen growth
habit and extended morning opening
(emo). This seedling exhibits 5–7-way
branching and a bud count of 28–38,
supporting abundant and continuous
flowering. It is a reliable rebloomer and
demonstrates fertility both ways, making it
a valuable resource for hybridization
programs.
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