Welcome to Cherry Hill Garden, home of northern hardy daylilies. Our website is now up-to-date.

We have 8 introductions for 2025 including our daughter Elissa's first introduction. Bob and Nancy now have registered 27 daylilies. We focus on saturated bright or dark colors. We love teeth, eyes and edges, bicolors, reverse bicolors, small ufs. We hybridize both tetraploids and diploids.

We currently sell only our own introductions on the website. Since we are primarily hybridizers, not resellers, we do not maintain stock of any daylilies other than our own introductions. We do buy many plants every year to add to our breeding stock. The addition of those plants means that some daylilies have to leave the garden. There are also those that need dividing. We do sell these daylilies in three ways. First, we sell at the Wabash Valley Herb Society's Herb Faire on the Saturday before Mother's Day at the Wabash Valley Fairgrounds. If you are in the area (Terre Haute, IN), stop by and check out the varieties we have for sale. We also occasionally sell on the Lily Auction (www.daylily.com) under the name 'nancyw'. We also sell on the Facebook page 'DAYLILIES & SEEDLINGS SALES Page'. We plan to have sales in January, March, June, and August of 2025.

Our garden is in the midst of a big reorganization since a windstorm in June of '23 snapped off several large pine trees and dropped them on the daylilies. That means we will have many daylilies to sell for the next couple of years while we work on reorganizating and downsizing.

We are a state inspected garden. Shipping will start in mid to late April of 2024, depending on the weather.

We have posted pictures of hard-to-find and late-blooming daylilies for your information and enjoyment only. We also have a gallery of Fulva varieties. If we have any you would like, let us know so we can arrange to propagate one for you.

We regularly post on Facebook in the various daylily groups as well as on our own page, Cherry Hill Garden. Bob has started a blog which has entries on a variety of topics relating to growing and hybridizing daylilies. Check it out at cherryhillgarden.blogspot.com.

Thanks for stopping by to see our intros. Contact us if you need more information.

Nancy and Bob Watson
Elissa Watson