Champion Daylilies
About Us
Mission Statement
Champion Daylilies is dedicated to producing “Collector Grade” daylilies with an emphasis on value. We insist on providing consistent award winning cultivars that have been field tested for quality and performance. Honesty and integrity have been instrumental to our success and is key to building relationships for the future.
From our family to yours,
Welcome
The Schumacher’s
Come along, I'll take you on a walk through my garden
This is me, Keith, sharing a drink with the boss
Keith and Al
(my wife refused to be in the picture.
Sound familiar?)
This is my house (spring is here)
That's followed by June most years
Come on back, that's where it's happening
Spring is always so green and lush
Early bloomers set the stage
For the really big show to begin (Octopus Hugs)
Silk Mystique and Wave petunias
Green Mystique
Patricia Corbett
Bill Norris along with Salvia Victoria
Welcome to my office.
I know, it's terrible having to work here every day
Don't forget to pull some weeds on your walk through
Ruby Spider is my biggest selling daylily
My son Bret and his young bride Leah came to help pull weeds
Rozanne, a perennial geranium. It's great
Wave petunias growing right over the daylilies
Saint John's Wart
Some Bela Lugosi
Phlox (David), what a great plant
Gotta love those Wave petunias
At last, we finally made it
Look around, I'll be with you in a minute
Here are the seedlings just after planting
(From the seed trays in the hybridizing section)
Those same seedlings one month later
(not the ones blooming)
Some of those same seedlings two months after that
Sometimes you get the strangest looking blooms
Talk about a beautiful color combination
A really huge yellow
Form, clarity, size. What's not to like about this seedling
And another seedling
(can't wait 'til next spring to see the rest)
Our friend Edras from Canada.
(He tries to get down here at least once every summer)
So much for pulling weeds. I guess they found the hammock more inviting
At last, peak bloom season is near
Time for all our visitors to enjoy
A double fan resting before it gets stuck in the box
Another order ready to go to it's new home
That looks rather misty
Oops. The automatic sprinklers are coming on.
(The same thing happened last year)
Thanks for stopping by.
We'll have to do this again someday.