DEVILS MARBLEYARD(os!)

Hemerocallis `Devil's Marbleyard', bright, clear red with strongly green throat pattern extending hallway out tepals, split with a striking cream midrib on the tepals, 34", 7 1/2"flower, June-July. extended bloom(16hrs), 3 way branching with 20 buds. Unusual form cascade. Very sunfast upwards in the mid 90's degrees. Jim picked the name from a cleft in Virginia called "Devil's Marbleyard". I'm not much of a "hiker" myself. The farthest I seem to hike is to the "Devil's Hopyard" at my local brewery. And then I cheat and drive my truck! (Jim Murphy, 2015. H.`Rose F.Kennedy' x H.Snooks Harville-Betty Jean Crichton selected seedling)