Boyd I agree with Vickie on that one.

I do, too

I think these 3 can go in here. These photos all from last year. I have no idea what the orange one is at this time. The first one is Marietta's Magic and the 2nd is Pink Super Spider I believe.

Cheryl the third one is one of the Kwanso daylily

Some blooming this year in my N.Texas gardens
George Jets On

Rosy Wren OR Spanish Fort




Luscious Kiss

Those are beautiful, Kathy:) I had George Jets On at one time. Unfortunately, it was one that I decided I could live without when I was figuring out how to downsize. Wish I had kept it now.

George Jets On

blue23rose said:Ooooh, I love that reverse bitone, Paintedtrillium!

Dave, both of your seedlings are super cute!

Thank you!

blue23rose said:Ooooh, I love that reverse bitone, Paintedtrillium!

Thank you!

I just wanted say something so it will be easy find my way back here so I can follow along with everyone, Lot's to learn here from all mentions & pic.'s

Stella's Sparky. What not to love ?

NoID:

ID ideas, anyone?

Mike, what a pretty blend of sunset colors

Diana, that is a cute bi-tone and it looks very familiar, but a name escapes me! My daughter showed me a picture of one similar that she has, but I couldn't come up with a name at that time either.

Vickie, if the name ever pops back in your head, please let me know.

@DraDiana, I saw the one that looks familiar this morning while I was taking pictures and it might be 'Lancelot of France' if yours gets 31" tall and is a 4" bloom. Although the ADS description does not say that it is a bitone, I have seen it look like your picture.

Unfortunately, I am at work now and don't have my pictures available, but I have several pictures where it looks like a bitone.

This picture was submitted to the database by hemlady and I think it looks similar to your picture. Just not sure how tall yours gets or the bloom size.

Thank you for trying to find it.
I saw that one and didn't think the shape of the petals quite matched, although it is the closest photo in the database. Mine is 26.5 inches from soil to top of buds, and the flower, even as it shrivels, is still 5 inches in diameter today. There's another nearly identical one I have that's in a different pot, and it's only 23 inches, and I think the flowers were more like 4.5 inches. I'll have to measure both when they bloom again.
The shorter one:


The taller one again later the same day:

I have several bi tones and bi colors, however, I didn't tag this when I planted it! Any ideas? Sabre Tooth Tiger?

Hi Lynda, I saw your picture of this on another thread and I believe you said that it was 'Sharky's Revenge'. It's a nice one and a great name for it:)

Yes, I went into my tree mails and found it! I got it and 10 others from Daniel Erdy. Top class day lilies. So very happy with them!

Here's a couple more, one is a NOID I've had for years.

Nice! I like the form on that second one. The form reminds me of how Paper Butterfly looks when the insides of the petals curl a little.