I've reserved two of the Lambertsons' new 2018 intros, and also one from their general listing.
GLISTENING-GREEN TANAGER
POMPADOUR COTINGA
MARK'S BOUQUET

And from the Lily Auction:
MIND OVER MATTER - (Ladaylily)
PATTERN RECOGNITION - "
EDGE OF TEARS - "
KISS ME BIG - "
MYSTERIOUS ZODIAC - "
STARGIRL - (Cglilies)

From Spunky1 (Fred Manning):
LILLIAN'S HOT AND SPICY
LILLIAN'S ILLUSIVE EYES
LILLIAN'S ALABAMA STUD
LILLIAN'S CUNNING LIES
3 Seedlings

And I've also ordered one of Pat Stamile's 2018's:
VANGUARD

...and so it begins.

I have already reserved CONWAY SERENDIPITY from Ed Zahler. He is not selling any of it until after the National in Myrtle Beach, so I won't get my hands on it until after then. That is it for now as I continue to scour the LA for a variety of plants that I "must" have.

David

A straight jacket, size small, so that instead of ordering more daylilies, I can just give myself a self affirming hug

Eric Simpson has one I'm waiting on- not introduced yet, and I am avoiding all shopping right now as I doubled my count in 2017 and have seedlings and seeds to keep me busy til cabin fever hits... Then, I might be back adding to the list.

I'ma just gonna live vicariously through Ginny

I can't understand why you'd say that

LarryR is holding a Wilma's Strawberries and Cream for me and I'll check out his seedlings when I visit.

And then there are the current LA orders for spring:
I See Stars
Lauras Choice
TET Malachite Prism
Water Drops
Dragon Fang
Going Big Time
HEAVENLY MIRAGE
HIDDEN IN MY HEART
Jinxy
Oklahoma Sand Burr
DARK MONKEY
Cloud Rider
BIG KISS
HEAVENLY BREEZES
SILENT HEART
I CAN ONLY IMAGINE
WEAPONS OF MASS DISTRACTION
YANG
YIN
DOUBLE MEDUSA
SCARLET PIMPERNEL

It will mainly be ones that were too small to send this year but are being held for me for spring.

Buddy's Angel Baby
Crystal Blue Persuasion
Polar Picture
Behold the Believeable
Alpine Mist

Might also add, if I can find the space:

Lavender Blue Baby
Stargate Portal
Nacogdoches Bing Cherry

Would also like
My Gal Sal
Belle Isle Eye

But that would really be pushing the space issue!

I am with Diana
Hi Ginny
I will be working with some of my own seed crosses also. Honey do list is shrinking

The pompadour is on my order form as well... the bird got me.

I like the Blue-Throated Starfrontlet in the dips. Shouldn't have looked seeing as I can't have any of them but you just have to don't you?

Gorgeous Lambertson diploids. Amazing patterning, for sure. I love Andean Emerald, lovely clump photo.

Newly planted this fall:

Claudine's Charm
Heart Exhibit
Entwined In The Vine
Vincent Van Gogh
Tontos Expanding Headband
Carmen Renee
There's A Place
Nothing Is Easy
Pink Enchilada
Sunrise Sunset Beautiful
Sky Hooks
Beautifully Embossed
Rosabell Van valkenburgh
Christmas In Oz
Mary Ethel Anderson
Lotus Position

There is going to be another one, but that is a trade that has yet to be determined.

In a couple of years time (when it is more affordable) I might ask one of you on here to 'adopt' Blue-throated Starfrontlet for me and send me the seeds!

Avedon...Im looking for another Mary Ethel, where did you find yours?

Avedon: I wondered how long it would take you to get Christmas in Oz. For a non UF person such as myself, it is one I hope to always have in my garden. I see that Oakes Daylilies is carrying it, so it must do fairly well all around the country......... I'll be interested in how Claudine's Charm holds up in Texas sunlight next year........Maryl

@Pam, I ordered Mary Ethel Anderson from Dancing Daylilies of Bessemer, Al. It was on sell at that time for $5 so I really got a deal. As far as I know the sale is over, so you can check their website for the new price. This was a clump sale and I received five beautiful fans. Also, in that order was Christmas In Oz, three lovely fans. This is the first time I have ordered from them, and I am totally pleased with the quality of their plants and their service. Maryl, you are the one with your pictures on GardenWeb DL Forum that really made me go for Christmas In Oz.

It now turns out that the trade will net three new plants, and they should arrive next week. They are:
Kirsten's Corsage, Swallow Tail Kite, and Metaphysical Moment. I did not expect a three plant deal, so must go have another hole dug.

Edited 7:07 p.m. I forgot to mention that Rich Howard of CT Daylilies sent a huge plant of There's A Place. I received seven fans and today my husband found a scape. I know I should probably cut it off, but somehow I just can't do it. We are in a weird weather situation where summer is hanging on and there's no telling just how long we are going to be very warm and unfortunately very dry. In fact, we are in drought now, and our water wells are getting a workout, hope they can survive this dry spell, for we do water our plants.

I had great luck with Dancing Daylilies

@Avedon I wouldn't cut the scape either. I too fell in love with MEA after seeing it bloom for @Gleni down under for what seems like an eternity.

Oops -- I posted incorrectly to this thread, so I've moved my post over to the 2017 thread. Sorry...

Mike, my MEA clumps are budding. It has been late this year. Such dryness. I mowed the lawn last week in a cloud of dust. The rain only started yesterday. My foliage was also dust covered from vehicles using a unsealed road in front. The rain seems like some minor miracle, now, watching it fall. An inch over night.

After talking with Dan Trimmer, I'm getting Gypsy Jazz, Blueberry King and a seedling that will be named this fall and introduced for 2018. I don't have much room because vegetables will be taking over one more raised box and I need to find space for the daylilies that will lose their space in that box. I'm working on it!!