Daylily Great White
P. Stamile 1999
(Glacier Bay X (Papillon x Tetra Barbara Mitchell)

Description: Great White introduced by P. Stamile in 1999. 6¼ inch blooms on 28 inch scapes.  5 - 6 way branching. 30 - 35 buds. "GREAT WHITE gets its name because overall it has the greatest concentration of desirable characteristics. First, the plant is large and husky and has excellent proportion with outstanding scape to foliage balance. Well branched scapes carry up to 35 buds without ever crowding the very large 6¼" flowers. The flowers are large, wide, full and flat with edges deeply ruffled and gathered in gold. Of all my whites it was GREAT WHITE I took into my pinks. GREAT WHITE crossed into the pinks helped clarify even the best of the pinks. Moreover, on pinks with a wire gold edge it produced outstanding gold edged pinks. As a white breeder GREAT WHITE has been superb for getting outstanding plant habits into my whites. More than a great white, this is destined to be a great daylily." Easily fertile both ways. Blooms Early Mid season.  Fragrant Early morning opener. Fragrant. Honorable Mention 2003.
Ploidy: Tetraploid
Foliage Habit: Evergreen
Flower Size: 6¼" Height: 28"
Bloom Season: Early Mid season
Repeat Bloomer: Yes
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