How to read the price list:
Height = the height of the plant in bloom
SEV = foliage habits, EV for Evergreen, SEV for Semi-Evergreen, DOR for Dormant. EV may be tender in our area, those on this list do well in our zone 5.
Flower = the measurement of the flower size, diameter
CS = Classic spider, another flower shape
UF = Unusual Form, another flower shape
E = Early bloom season, late June to early July
EM = Early-Mid season bloom, early July
M = Mid season bloom, mid July
ML = Mid to late season bloom, late July to early August
L = Late season bloom, early August
VL = Very late bloom, mid August to September
TET = is a Tetraploid daylily
DIP = is a Diploid daylily
(TET & DIP refer to the number of chromosomes a daylily has, this is mainly used for hybridizing.)
DBL = a double daylily

A daylily is not a lily, nor is it a tiger lily. Lilies grow from bulbs, whereas a daylily grows from a root mass. Daylilies are sold in two fan divisions, a fan is one plant. Daylilies are sun lovers, but will tolerate some shade as long as they receive 5 hours of sun daily.