Blue Ridge Daylilies

Always one of the late-blooming stars in our garden!
This is 'WACKY DRAGON' (Selman) 2014.
It's just past peak bloom at Blue Ridge Daylilies and the late bloomers are starting to steal the show! Now is a great time to shop in person for late bloomers and rebloomers...
THE GARDEN IS OPEN with thousands of blooms daily!
Please make plans to visit us this year during bloom season... Blue Ridge Daylilies offers western North Carolina's largest selection of premium quality daylilies featuring the hybrids of Robert Selman and Eric Simpson. We are an American Daylily Society display garden and we have hundreds of visitors each year during bloom season. Peak bloom is always the 4th of July at Blue Ridge Daylilies. Join us for "Daylilies in the Hills" - aka the 12th annual Middle of Nowhere Mecca! Visitors are welcome to shop in the garden 7 days a week (rain or shine!) from 9am to 5pm, June 13th - July 31st. The garden is only 15 minutes north of Asheville, North Carolina.
Please call 828-676-4300 if you have any questions or need directions...
Blue Ridge Daylilies
872 Lower Flat Creek Road
Alexander, NC 28701
www.blueridgedaylilies.com

~~~~~SIZZLIN' SUMMER DRAWING!~~~~~~
Today, TUESDAY, if you buy a plant from any album in our DAYLILY DEALS OF THE DAY SALES Facebook group, you will be entered into the DRAWING for this beautiful daylily.
ELGAR ENIGMA VARIATIONS $95 Value!
(Selman 2023)
[(Rock Solid x In Stitches) X Another Day In Paradise]
30" EM DOR 5.5" TET
Butter yellow with purple eye and double edge of purple and bubbly gold over gold to yellow green throat. Three-way branching with 17 buds and fertile both ways. Will not be overlooked in the garden!
Edward Elgar composed his Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36, popularly known as the Enigma Variations, between October 1898 and February 1899. The best known of the variations is the serene Variation No. 9, identified by the composer as “Ni**od.” The name is a play on words, as the biblical Ni**od was a great hunter, and the German word meaning “hunter” is Jaeger.
Now associated as a piece played in remembrance of the fallen it is played every year at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday and quite often played at state funerals.
You will receive a very nice Double Fan.