Don't miss our Photo Gallery page. You'll find over 1,800 photos of the 2,000+ daylilies we have for sale grouped alphabetically.

Video view of the Garden
Click on the Gazebo photo above to see a 360 degree view of our daylily garden taken at peak bloom on July 29, 2022.

Update for 2026
As I write this, it's early May and our SDB (Standard Dwarf Bearded) irises are starting to bloom. On Mother's Day, May 10, 2026, we will be open 11am-4pm if you'd like to come by to check them out. The TB (Tall Bearded) irises usually start blooming around Memorial Day. If you want to come see the irises, please call Carl at (603) 880-6228 or email us at harmonhill25@comcast.net to make an appointment.

Prior to peak bloom daylily season during May and June, we do not maintain set regular hours for visitors but we are out in the garden on most days, so visits are by chance or appointment. The peak daylily bloom time can vary from year to year and we will know better as the season wears on when we expect the peak bloom to happen. We post updates on Facebook so please "like us" on Facebook to keep informed. Beginning in mid-July through 5 August, we will update this page and have our peak bloom regular open hours posted. We will maintain our regular open hours 10am - 4pm daily, Wednesday – Sunday, through Sunday, August 2nd, and then we will revert back to being "open by chance or by appointment". Please feel free to call or email us to find out if we will be in the garden.

It's still advisable to call or text (603) 880-6228 or email before coming to make sure we are here in case something comes up. There are normally only 2 of us working. If you know of certain plants that you want for sure prior to coming, please let us know a day or two ahead and we can try to have them pre dug for you. We accept cash, PayPal, Venmo and checks only. We do not accept credit cards.

Over the past few years, we have made some effort to reduce our total number of daylily varieties by not purchasing as many new plants as in our earlier years and we now are willing to sell the last plant of some older plants in order to reduce our overall inventory. As a result, some plants that are listed on the website may no longer be available. But as we are true daylily addicts, we cannot resist and are very thankful for the many gifts and trades we receive of high performing plants from our many wonderful, valued daylily friends across the US and in Canada. The joy of seeing new plants bloom and perform well here is what keeps us going and putting in all the hard work. Between the generosity of Cameron Stern, Cy Weller and the NEDS fall auction three years ago we have brought in over 60 new varieties of Judy Davisson's outstanding plants to the garden. While I came late to the Judy Davisson hybrid party, I jumped in hard growing so many of her wonderful plants. They are in high demand and can be a bit pricey but worth every penny and we are often in short supply or sold out whenever we update our list to add more of her plants. Four or five of the very best new scapes were on 2- or 3-year-old plants last year from my good friends and fabulous hybridizers Mike Derrow out of West Virginia and Don Church of Maine. There are too many supporters of the garden to properly list them all but the likes of Mike Derrow, Bill Chambers, Bryan Culver, Dave Mussar, Bill Waldrop, Charles and Heidi Douglas, Paul Owen, Dan Robarts, Janice Kennedy, Ramona Titus, Harold and Leila Cross and many others have been great friends and contributors of wonderful plant material to us here at HHF. Our biggest shout out goes to Cyril and Mary Weller out of NY who have shared so many of their wonderful plants with HHF over the past 5 years or so. We also need to express our deep gratitude to Kim M. and Patti L. who have been providing invaluable weeding and general maintenance support since 2023 and who also provided great friendship and added joy to our daily efforts to maintain well over 2 acres of intensely planted Daylilies, Iris, Liliums, Hosta and other plant material.

Our irises bloom from May 10th to the first 10 days of June. We have about 25 or more Lilium varieties potted for sale. Our Iris and Lilium Display plants are now well over 200 varieties of each and somewhere around 80 varieties of Hosta are also on display here. Our Hosta selections for sale have dropped off. A new 50 plant Hosta display bed was planted in the fall of 2020 at the entrance to the garden where the pavement changes to a dirt road and this Hosta Display has really come into its own.

We ship to the US and Canada. We are proud to have been selected by Mike Maher, Dan Matzek, Mike Huben, Cameron Stern and Bob Sobek to release their new and previous introductions. We have also been selected by Lori-Ann Jones to sell her previous introductions. Lori still handles the sales of her newest intros at Knoll Cottage Daylilies.

We are primarily a field grown daylily nursery and dig on demand. We are now offering some daylilies in pots and we will continue to increase the number of daylilies available in pots.

While we have a rather large price list, there are a great many other daylilies that are available as well. If you do not see a plant you are looking for, send us an email or give us a call to check on availability. We are often able to help our customers find a source if we are sold out or do not happen to grow the daylily they are looking for.

Carl & Marlene Harmon
(603) 880-6228 (Carl's cell)
(603) 521-5538 (Marlene's cell)
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"Grow'em Well" everyone!