2012 Introductions from CT Daylily

Augie Krupien of Bethany, CT hybridized daylilies for over 20 years and introduced several very beautiful daylilies. Augie passed
away on August 6, 2007 at the age of 91. He was one of
the nicest people I have ever met in the daylily world, and I was fortunate to be able to have lunch with him frequently, where we would talk about his favorite flower. His Late Summer Fling is the pollen parent of his namesake. $25/clump

We miss you Augie!!

Augie Krupien

Howard,R 2012 introduction

(Suzy Cream Cheese × Late Summer Fling)

5.75"/35"; 24 buds; 4-way branching. La, Dor, Dip -UFO

cascade---pale melon self with cream midribs, peach halo and yellow green throat. Blooms till late Sept-early October here. Easily fertile both ways.

Pawprints on My Heart

Howard, R 2012 introduction

(Waiting in the Wings X Golly Wally)

7.5"/31"--E,Dor,Tet-40 buds on established plants. Some scapes in 2010 had over 55 buds.

Lavender cream bicolor spider with chevron patterned eye and
green throat. Passes on branching and bud count and early bloom to its offspring. Fertile both ways. Makes small-medium size plants. Vigorous-fast increaser. Has been tested in Zone 4 and Zone 8a-Choice! $40

Below are some seedlings (first year blooms) from Pawprints on My Heart. Most have very good branching. It appears to easily give up its color to the other parent.