(Gossard, James / Kinnebrew, John ) 2025
introduction
(Spacecoast Catch and Release) x
(Spacecoast Frequent Flyer)
Flowers are bitone wine purple with
chartreuse cream white appliqued throat
and darker purple eye zone. Petals and
sepals are edged in small white edge.
Seedling number 272-21 Tetraploid 36"
Midseason Semi-Evergreen emo fr 10"
flowers 4-5 way branching 19-26 buds.
Fertile both ways. Rebloomer. Unusual
Form Type : Variable Crispate-Cascade.
Very good rust, leaf streak and insect
resistance. USDA Plant Hardiness Zone
5-10.
The Hemerocallis cultivar, 'Spacecoast
Sandhill Strut' identified as seedling
number 272-21, showcases unique
coloration and structural features that
distinguish it in the realm of tetraploid
daylilies. This cultivar produces large
10-inch bitone flowers that exhibit a deep
wine purple hue, accented by a chartreuse
cream white appliquéd throat and a
contrasting darker purple eye zone,
providing a striking visual display. The
petals and sepals are delicately edged with
a fine white margin, enhancing the flower's
ornate appearance. Growing to a height of
36 inches and flowering in the midseason,
this semi-evergreen cultivar benefits from
extended morning opening (emo) and
fragrant (fr) properties, enhancing its
aesthetic appeal in garden settings. The
plant exhibits robust 4-5 way branching
and supports a bud count of 19-26,
ensuring a prolific flowering period.
Spacecoast Sandhill Strut is fertile both
ways and is characterized as a reliable
rebloomer, which contributes to its
extended decorative value and utility in
breeding programs. It demonstrates very
good resistance to rust, leaf streak, and
insect damage, affirming its resilience and
adaptability across a range of
environmental conditions. Suitable for
cultivation in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones
5-10, this daylily combines striking
ornamental qualities with significant
agronomic performance, making it a
valuable addition to both commercial and
private gardens, as well as in breeding
programs focused on developing new
daylily varieties with unique and desirable
traits.
introduction
(Spacecoast Catch and Release) x
(Spacecoast Frequent Flyer)
Flowers are bitone wine purple with
chartreuse cream white appliqued throat
and darker purple eye zone. Petals and
sepals are edged in small white edge.
Seedling number 272-21 Tetraploid 36"
Midseason Semi-Evergreen emo fr 10"
flowers 4-5 way branching 19-26 buds.
Fertile both ways. Rebloomer. Unusual
Form Type : Variable Crispate-Cascade.
Very good rust, leaf streak and insect
resistance. USDA Plant Hardiness Zone
5-10.
The Hemerocallis cultivar, 'Spacecoast
Sandhill Strut' identified as seedling
number 272-21, showcases unique
coloration and structural features that
distinguish it in the realm of tetraploid
daylilies. This cultivar produces large
10-inch bitone flowers that exhibit a deep
wine purple hue, accented by a chartreuse
cream white appliquéd throat and a
contrasting darker purple eye zone,
providing a striking visual display. The
petals and sepals are delicately edged with
a fine white margin, enhancing the flower's
ornate appearance. Growing to a height of
36 inches and flowering in the midseason,
this semi-evergreen cultivar benefits from
extended morning opening (emo) and
fragrant (fr) properties, enhancing its
aesthetic appeal in garden settings. The
plant exhibits robust 4-5 way branching
and supports a bud count of 19-26,
ensuring a prolific flowering period.
Spacecoast Sandhill Strut is fertile both
ways and is characterized as a reliable
rebloomer, which contributes to its
extended decorative value and utility in
breeding programs. It demonstrates very
good resistance to rust, leaf streak, and
insect damage, affirming its resilience and
adaptability across a range of
environmental conditions. Suitable for
cultivation in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones
5-10, this daylily combines striking
ornamental qualities with significant
agronomic performance, making it a
valuable addition to both commercial and
private gardens, as well as in breeding
programs focused on developing new
daylily varieties with unique and desirable
traits.
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| Spacecoast Sandhill Strut* |
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