Larry, the last one I posted is Desert Moon. Only thing I don't like about it is the very short bloom time. The flowers seem to open all at once and then it is finished. Never a rebloom either.

Wow, beautiful daylilies blooms everybody! I have always admired your pics of Ultimate Sacrifice, Debra! I hope that I will get such nice blooms from my new plant this summer. I also love the white edge on Fighting Fire and Spacecoast Night Vision.

Zoia, the lavender shade of Irving Shulman is so lovely! I like it very much.

Larry, love the sculpting on the beautiful Nazca Hummingbird'!

Ina, Heavenly Tiger Tails catches my eye! I love it. It looks similar to Wild Horses but in different colors.

Jill, A&O is amazing! I hope mine will bloom as nice as yours this summer.

My most memorable blooms from last summer are

Capacity for Wonder



Doctor Strangelove


Green Volcano


Seedlings

My "prettiest faces":


Linda Gluck - so enchanting - this one was love at first sight



Intense Silence - pure velvet!



Mauna Loa - such a neon sign when in bloom!



Indian Ripple - love the substance and shadings



Honored One - a gift from a dear friend -so lovely - hard to capture its essence



Coleman Hawkins still my favorite orange - look forward to its blooming every year



Sweet Child of Mine - one of my largest blooms - makes me happy



Carolicolossal - one of my oldest, but so intense and carefree!



Roman Toga - again an old friend - perfect among those darker blooms to add some "light"

Here are some pretty faces from my garden. Are they the prettiest? Or just some I think are pretty that I could find pictures of?

A Few Bucks More


Aaron Brown


Christie's Big Heart


Dazzle Me Royale


Keepsake Rosie ( Pearce-G '15) x Nana Nance (Todd '10)


Mama Drama (Davisson '13) x Purple Goliath (Grace-Gossard '17)

Linda Gluck is beautiful in every pic that I have seen it! Love its color!

Tim, love the white edge on A Few Bucks More and of course your seedling Nana Nance! This watermark and this shade of lavender color make my heart sings.

So many lovelies! These are the ones I can't seem to pass by without taking a picture. Down the rabbit hole we go...

Alabaster beauty has such substance:


Beat of My Heart:


Linda Carol:


Snow Crystal:


Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow:


Sherry Lane Carr:


Ledgewood's Dragon Fly (doesn't grow well, is short, but I love the color):


Royal Pink Twist:


Etosha:


Small World Stained Glass:


Swedish Girl:


Dinett Sue:


Purple Paw Print:


One Night in Paris:


Voila Francois:


Mae Graham:


Minnie:


Dinett Sue:


Swirling Water:


Tani:


Heavenly Snow Bird:


Hawaiian Swirls:


So many of these big beauties are dips. Reminds me what a sucker I am for dips. Equal opportunity hem lover.

Justine I love Minnie. I need a fan of that one

I wouldnt recommend dividing Minnie, I hear they have thorns!

Ina - I think Desert Moon is lovely!

Jill - Your photo of Alpha and Omega makes me yearn for it. It's been on my want list for a couple of years.

Kousa - I love that red eyed seedling!

Kygal - Linda Gluck is an enchanter. I added it last year, and I hope it will perform better after a year to settle in some.

Tim - A Few Buck More is one I've never seen, but I do like it. Christie's Big Heart is a nice one, and I like both of the seedlings you posted.

Justine - Snow Crystal and One Night in Paris are my favorites of yours, along with Minnie. What a cutie she is!

Her ploidy is unknown but I suspect she's a dip. Very intact crown, and toothy. No dividing!

I think the prettiest face in my garden is Aztec Beauty. I've had it for 12 years now and I never tire of seeing it in bloom.


El Desperado is fairly new to me, but I just love the contrast in colors.


I guess I just love sunset colors, because Nell Dean is right up there next to Aztec Beauty. Bought this one a second time after it died a few years back.


Setting a theme. I like the pencil edge eye on Festive Fall


Love, love, love Purple Tarantula!

I don't have many daylilies any more, but I've kept the best I have had!!

Dan's Simply Superb is so, so soft


I usually don't like eyed daylilies, but Jared Timothy Bell is outstanding! Great grower too


Of course, Naturecoast Lottie has a lovely, lively face


Voila Francois is so elegant


Shakespear's Red is a total favorite with a beautiful face


And then there is Spacecoast Francis Busby in all of her glory!!

Thank you for starting this thread. I have only hesitated on starting it because most of the threads i start dont make it far.
I will be adding my favs. in a bit.

Thanks, Debra!

Love Voila Franscois! Both pics from Justine and Arlene are fantastic. I also like One Night in Paris and SHakespeare's Red very much.

Vickie, I agree with you about Aztec Beauty. I have been enjoying its beautiful face every year as well.

Vickie - Aztec Beauty and Purple Tarantula are both so striking.

Arlene - Jared Timothy Bell is gorgeous. SC Francis Busby is a standout here too!

Digger - I was happy to start the thread. Try starting some more threads. Winter is a good time to get participation on them.

Second set of pretty faces but mediocre plant and/or growth habit

Frog's Eye


Dancing Flamingo


Pink Aloha has the best substance and pink color for pink daylily in my garden. Can't wait to see more of its beautiful faces this summer.


Pinwheel Princess


Smallville


Priveleged in Purple


Some seedlings that look nice but have low budcount and slow increase

But so pretty, those seedlings! Sometimes, you just have to overlook the bud count issues when they produce a gorgeous flower...

Thanks Zoia! I do enjoy them every year that they have bloomed despite their shortcomings. Due to these shortcomings, they will be registered in honor of relatives but won't be for sale. Maybe I will offer them as gifts or bonus.

Wow, Karen! Those sure are pretty. I especially like the soft look of Frog's Eye. And those seedlings are just awesome! I am drawn to the first one and it could come live with me any day

Kousa - All three of those seedlings are marvelous looking! Here are some of my prettiest seedlings that haven't shown enough buds yet to be registered. I moved them out of the crowded seedling bed last fall, so perhaps they will have at least 15 buds and better branching this year.