Welcome to Lilyfield Farm
Our winters bring any type of weather, from big freezes and thaws in January to no snow cover and -35 Celcius is February.
Welcome to Lilyfield Farm where daylilies and lilies are grown. Hardiness breeding is inherent thanks to the west central Saskatchewan, Canada, zone 3, location. Cheryl has been breeding flowers since 2007.
Daylilies are shipped bare root across Canada. The timing is mid-May to June, once most hard frosts are gone. All are double fans, increasing the likelihood of bloom the first year.
Due to the location, the gardens are not open to the public.
2018
This year we are only selling our introductions. After a too wet summer in 2016, which led to disease and then a cold winter in 2016-2017 which saw most of…
2017 Spring Daylily Sales
We will be listing daylilies for sale just as soon as they start greening up! Right now everything is still hiding underground. Hope you had a good winter and are…
Fall 2016 and Flowers on Social Media
Just so you know, we are not planning on selling lily bulbs this fall. We are focusing on breeding botrytis resistance lilies only at this time. A big boost was receiving…
Open House July 19, 2016
Mid-May Freeze in a Zone 3 Canadian Garden
A few nights of frost? The daylilies should be fine. The foliage pictures are of daylilies covered in frost during lots of active growth. As long as the daylilies don’t have scapes with…
The Super Hardy
This gallery contains 9 photos.
The winter of 2013-2014 led to the selection of a few super hardy daylilies for zone 3. No tree, snow, or mulch protection -30C plus windchill. All…
Botrytis Resistance
It took 40 years before weather conditions were wet enough for botrytis to affect lilies here at the farm in Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan. Since 2010 botrytis resistance has been an obvious goal.…