Whooperee was one of my first daylilies too. Such a nice clear red.
Beautiful image of Waiting for Sunshine!

Two duo's today:

SPACECOAST THOR'S HAMMER


SILKEN BREEZE - I couldn't seem to get a decent picture of both together, so here are pictures of each:

such a beautiful deep yellow

Such beauties, Betty!

mine are really starting to open now:

Charles Johnston-FFO

Daring Deception-FFO

Early Fragrance-FFO

Femme Fatale-FFO

Roses in Snow-FFE(it was way down in the plant)

Tuscawilla Tranquility-FFE

NOID-FFO

You guys are making me anxious!

Betty you have amazing talent as a gardener and photographer.

Thanks Will!

Betty, those are stunning! SC Thor's Hammer is lovely--the color of a cheese puff! And Alma--I like those. I've decided I want to get Femme Fatale next year. Your NOID looks like Siloam Ethel Smith--any chance that's it?

Here's a better picture of Key to My Heart:


Here's Ming Porcelain, blooming from Daylily Jail. I actually love this flower and am so sad it got rust.



Here's Jolyene Nichole again, just because I think she's lovely:


And a better picture of Full Moon Rising:

I am anxious too. Still no blooms blooming.
Scapes scapes scapes. Lillians David Phillips should bloom tomorrow or Sunday. It would be a great mother's day gift.

That's a great picture of Key to My Heart, Nan! They are all very clean and nice looking blooms.

Thanks, Vickie. You are so kind. Key to My Heart is a new plant.

These plants looked good today, too.
Siloam Royal Prince, another new one that so far seems to like it here:


and Dynamite Returns. I liked this duo picture:

Those are handsome colors, Nan. That pink one really glows.

Thanks, Orion! Dynamite Returns has really come into its own in its third season here. Its first season it sported a few splotchy blooms and that was all--and nothing at all last year. This year it is making its way to my favorites list.

I'm keen on Siloam Royal Prince and Key to my Heart.

Thanks, Will! Key to My Heart has a bunch of buds, so I'm excited about it. And Siloam Royal Prince has certainly surpassed expectations. I don't think it will be long before I have a good-sized clump, and I love the color.

DeweyRooter said: Betty, those are stunning! SC Thor's Hammer is lovely--the color of a cheese puff! And Alma--I like those. I've decided I want to get Femme Fatale next year. Your NOID looks like Siloam Ethel Smith--any chance that's it?

I have always thought that it could be a Siloam, but it definitely is not a dormant. It looks a lot like Ethel Smith except it has a thin red band, I believe what is called a pencil band, where Ethel has a wider pink band

Ah, well, I'm out of ideas then. I don't think Pauline Henry had many evergreen cultivars if any. I had Ethel Smith for a year or two and had to get rid of it finally as it was just not happy here. So I know it was kind of a long shot for your NoID. Sure is pretty, though.

A bad storm came in last night and it is still raining now. I ran outside to see if my new daylily bloomed and it had. I was worried the rain would have destroyed it but I think it looks good. This is a bonus plant I was given - Hedonist: