Thank you for your interest in our Sales and Display Garden located in Lexington (near Columbia), South Carolina. Our plants are for sale only during our annual open house dates or by appointment on weekends during the bloom season from mid May until July 1st. Please note that we are not at this time a mail order nursery.
In 2011, we will be open only from 8:00 until 3:00 on May 28th and June 4th. Our display and sales gardens feature large well -manicured perennial garden beds with daylilies in all price ranges. Plants available for sale in 2011 are all available in pots to make selection and check out easy and timely.
Our garden was featured on the 2009 Lexington Master Gardener tour and will be a tour garden during the 2011 AHS Region 15 summer meeting. Many newer plants are moved every year from our hybridizing beds to the sales garden and offered at prices well below their national average price.
When visiting, our air conditioned garden building with its wide covered porch provides a welcome break from the sunny garden. Restroom facilities are available. The long paved driveway connects Barr Road to our large parking area with ample room for tour buses. Please call ahead to arrange a weekend tour and to be sure we have adequate staff to assist with your group’s tour and orders.
Next to our display garden are our hybridizing pavilion and seedling beds. Plants in this area are not available for sale but you can tour the thousands of plants blooming for the first time or the select group of seedlings under final evaluation for possible future introduction and sale.
Can’t wait until May or June to see the garden? Be sure to take a look at the many garden pictures on the home page and in the photo galleries.
645 BARR ROAD
LEXINGTON, SC 29072
803-356-4733
Stamile, P. ‘03 36” Ev, EM, Re, 8 ½”
An unusual form with a spider ratio of 2.8:1. The wing span is 10 inches. This twisted Crispate has 8 way branching with up to 50 buds. H. ‘WILD AND WONDERFUL’ petals twist and curl while the helixing of the sepals add to the “wild” look of the beige pink flowers.
A large lime green throat and huge red chevron eye add to the dramatic presentation of each flower.