Let me start by saying that I don't grow Dips…  What I mean is that I didn't grow ANY Diploids until Jamie sent me this one as a bonus in 2008 for buying his TET Collection.  I absolutely love this daylily and that I think I may always grow it.  I have even bought a few select DIPs since 2008 so that I can hybridize with this one. 

Description from the Heavenly Gardens website...

HEAVENLY FINAL DESTINY

(Gossard, James) 2008 introduction

(Starman's Voyage) x ( Starman's Quest x Serge Rigaud x Grapeade)

DIP 40" M Dormant emo fr Rebloomer 7 1/2" 7-8 way branching 36-40 buds. Very fertile both ways.

Flowers of Heavenly Final Destiny are lavender purple with a green throat and darker eye zone. Both the petals and sepals are edged in white. From the photo you can see the extreme branching and scape thickness, seldom seen in a diploid. The scapes look like they are tetraploid. Very much admired by garden visitors, including Larry Grace and many other top hybridizers who wanted it to convert. Won a Junior citation in 2007, my first. It is an important parent in my diploid spider program and when converted will be a powerful conversion. My best branched, budded, scaped and edged diploid introduction to date. Best of all it is a cascade and crispate unusual form ...$100

You are bidding on a DOUBLE FAN of this knockout daylily.  Payment is due within 10 days of auction close.  NC residents…sales tax for your county/municipality will be added.  Shipping is per buyer instruction.