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| Collection All six UFO's for $575 plus $20 shipping-- you save $150 from individual prices. Free domestic shipping on the fall intro, Webster's Yellow Wonder, with collection purchase. |
| We are proud to represent the Webster-Cobb line of fine cold-hardy unusual forms. Unless some of the other seedlings we got from Rob show better performance,these are the last of the line. We have six of these twisting exciting beauties available for 2012--five for spring and one for fall. The Webster-Cobb line is more fertile than most daylilies of this genre,and these have produced some exciting offspring. Please order early as some are in short supply. See below for collection info. All photos by me and my point and shoot camera. I am photographically challenged and they should be prettier than shown in your garden. |
| Richard Webster helped pioneer the development of the tetraploid daylily from the back yard of his North Alabama home. This unique climate helped create very hardy flowers as a result of the hot summers and cold mountaintop winters which they had to endure. His finest creations include Red Suspenders and Webster's Pink Wonder. He is best known for his large unusual form introductions. These fine daylilies were selected by Richard Webster and his grandson Rob Cobb. |
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