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Maleficent
(J. Goudeau Sdg# 4-16-1)
5" 28" Tet, Semi EM, Re
I know just what the daylily world needs another black flower. Everybody and their brother has introduced a black flower that is better than the last.
Maleficent is the latest in black daylilies that sets pods without the benefit of shade and holds up well in the south Louisiana heat.
Ginger asked that I name this one for her since I would not let her introduce it. Maleficent is a beautiful velvet black beauty that holds up considerably
well considering the saturation of color. The seedlings I have bloomed from her are nothing short of breathtaking.
Maleficent is a reliable rebloomer with decent scape and bud count. A silvery white edge appears later in the season.
$100 sf
Touched By Graces Hand
J. Goudeau Sdg# 25-12-3
5.25” 19” Tet, Sev, M, Sfr, Re
I would not be anywhere close to having the seedlings I have if it were not for meeting Larry Grace. His kindness, generosity and mentoring have much
to do with where I am today. Of course only by the Grace of God am I able to afford this and to experience the beauty that only he can create. o as you can
see, Touched by Graces Hand has two conitations for the name. Touched by Grace's Hand is a hybridizers flower. In the deep
south the scape is short 20" on the initial bloom and has a low bud count 10 - 12. I probably should never introduce this flower but the seedlings she has
produced as a pollen parent are nothing short of breathtaking. In the north, South Carolina to be exact, she has a 24" scape with a bud count of 20 or more.
Charles and Heidi Douglas were impressed this year. I cannot thank them enough for growing my flowers better than I do! :)
$100 sf
Melee
J. Goudeau (sdg# 21-14-03)
4.75”, 30”, Tet, Sev, Sfr, Mla, Re
Melee is a flower that everyone visiting the garden has tried to talk me out of. The stir this flower creates in the garden visitors is nothing short of a Melee.
An unexpected late season bloomer, branching has been counted at seven abd eight on three-year-old clump. Melee is a bright cherry red flower with a
washed halo She put on a fabulous show late in the season. Melee fertile both ways and is a good parent for reds and purples.
$100 sf
Nekkid Woman Paddling a Canoe
J. Goudeau Sdg# 25-14
5.25” 19” Tet, Eve, M, Re
Nekkid Woman Paddling a Canoe is the third flower in the Nekkid Woman series and sibling to Touched by Graces Hand. Not quite as ruffled,
she does have her redeeming qualities. This one too has a shorter scape and low bud count in the deep south but I am willing to bet it will perform much better
with some cooler temperatures. Nekkid Woman Paddling a Canoe is a beautidul full formed flower that is fertile both ways.
$75 sf very limited
Lisa and Tiffany
J. Goudeau Sdg# 02-5-21
6” 24” Tet, Sev, Mla, Re
Lisa and Tiffany is named for two very special young ladies from the Shreveport/Bossier area. Perfect ladies and fabulous hosts.
Lisa and Tiffany is my first introduction from Christine Tuminello LeGrand. This clear baby ribbon pink with darker edges has been used
in my edges without eyes program. You may have guesses it by now, these special young ladies are the daughters of John LeGrand.
Elegant is the best way to describe this classic beauty.
$75 sf
Final Notice
J. Goudeau 2-6-13-10
6”, 28”, Tet, Sev, Sfr, Mla, slfr Re
Final Notice is a beautiful rose red with a deeper rose red eye and edge. Trimmed in gold this beauty has produced some large flowers with
decent branching and acceptable bud count. Final Notice is fertile both ways and has been used with unusual forms.
$50 sf
Lakeshore Romance
J. Goudeau (sdg#2-5-36)
5” 22”, Tet, Sev, La, Sfr, Re
Lakeshore Romance is a fantastic season extender. Lakeshore Romance does not start blooming here until late June and blooms into September.
I am hopeful that I will see another set of scpaes before our first frost. Lakeshore Romance is a clear lavender self with a bubbly white edge. Blooming just above
the deep green semi evergreen foliage this jewel is a great surprise late in the season. I personally like to have foliage as a backdrop to the flower.
The bud count is less than I would like but I feel that this cultivar will benefit from a cooler winter. Lakeshore Romance is a must for lavender breeding.
FOLKS I HAD ALMOST 200 FANS OF THIS FOR SALE AND WHEN I WENT TO
LINE OUT THIS YEAR I ONLY HAD FOUR LEFT. ANYONE WHO PURCHASED OR WON THIS PLANT IN AN AUCTION PLEASE CONATACT ME FOR A REPLACEMENT OF ANY GOUDEAU INTRODUCTION. I HAVE GROWN THIS PLANT FOR FIVE YEARS BUT EVIDENTLY IT HAS A WEAK GENETIC TRAIT. PLEASE CONTACT ME SO THAT i MAY REPLACE THIS FLOWER AT MY COST EVEN IF IT HAS NOT DIED YET. THANKS JOE
Unexpected Romance
J. Goudeau Sdg# 07-5-27-5
6.25”, 30”, Tet, Sev, La, Re
Unexpected Romance is a surprisingly good parent, a great great grand kid of Boistrious Behavior (L. Gates) this flower is proving to be a
good pod parent for reds and dark flowers. A fertile pod parent, Unexpected Romance will set pods on the hottest of days without the benefit of shade.
Unexpected Romance is a tall well branched and budded cultivar is a must for both the collector and the hybridizer.
$65 SF
Do Not Disturb
J. Goudeau Sdg# 6-7-25-3
5” 28” Tet, Eve, Sfr, M, Re
Do Not Disturb glows in the garden. This jewel set itself apart after Hurricane Katrina.
All of the crape myrtles in the garden had been blown over. Do Not Disturb was
standing tall right through the middle of a downed tree. Do Not Disturb has an
irridecent trait that passes on to it's offspring.
$60 sf
Back Seat Promises
J. Goudeau Sdg# 31-14 5” 27” Tet, Semi, M, Re
BSP is a sherbet cream self . This beauty really stands out later in the season. Snap has been used as a late season pod parent.
BSP has producded some nice round creams, pinks and lavenders. Nice round creams, everyone knows these are my favorites.
$50 sf
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