Now from the LA,

Abundant daylilies









And Cottage Gardens via LA , (CGLILIES I think)

Love the wonderful patterns!

Zoia said: Love the wonderful patterns!

Ok, another batch! Can't just post one and call it a day!

Orchid Corsage, Saxton, 1975
Simonton Bridge



Paean for Jocelyn, Huben, 2013
Simonton Bridge


Pattern Recognition, Petit-Goff, 2016
Rich Howard,



Pinkasaurus, Pierce-G, 2019
Rich Howard



Pugsley, Trimmer-J, 2000
Simonton Bridge

Zoia, you are also going to have a VERY busy Spring. That's the first time I've seen Paean for Jocelyn; what a pretty white. Love Pugsley.

Zoia, I got 'Orchid Corsage' last year, I love it! And now, seeing your list, I have to get 'Pinkasaurus'...

Being indoors on a rainy day is just way too dangerous. I just bought a "few" more daylilies on the LA:

From William Justin McLeod (Wjustinm)

Tender Is The Night


From Jane and Steve Amy (Amygarden) - thought the prices were reasonable

Blowing Kisses (no database photo so am using the photo in the listing)


The Blue Parrot


Halloween Masquerade


Spacecoast Blood Diamond


Barbara Mandrell (this was on my Want List)


Black Velvet Baby


Am becoming addicted to the LA - really need an intervention

2Dogsmother said: Being indoors on a rainy day is just way too dangerous. I just bought a "few" more daylilies on the LA...

Am becoming addicted to the LA - really need an intervention

No, you need to suffer right alongside the rest of us.

Donna, I would be right there with you, but the vendors I want to order from haven't updated their sites yet. I spent the rainy morning updating my daylily reviews, but it sounds as if you had more fun.

I think it's also fun to see what your plants actually did in the yard! And Donna, Halloween Masquerade…wow!

Ok, today's five

Puzzling Prize, Branch-WC, 1967
Simonton Bridge



Queen Kathleen, Doorakian, 2002
Simonton Bridge



Ribbonette, Lenington-G, 1951
Simonton Bridge



Ring Necked Pheasant, Lambertson, 2016
Northern Lights



Siloam Ethel Smith, Henry-P, 1981
Simonton Bridge

Zoia, Ring Necked Pheasant - Oh My!! Siloam Ethel Smith was a bonus plant one year and did not survive. Hope she does better for you.

I can't wait to see all the new plants in the new bed. It will take a couple of years for all the plants to fill in and look the way I visualize them, however, hopefully I will get some blooms next summer.

Your gardens are all going to be amazing!
Seeing some nice Sculpted forms added to the lists.
Cool patterns and those cute dancing stamens on Tiffany's Tea Garden. Can't wait to see your images K.
I saw a clump of Queen Kathleen at a garden picnic years ago, it's a beauty!

You guys are dangerous....found a few I think I need from Rich. Like who can't find a daylily they need on his website

Barbara Anderson, a Boatwright that I thought about ordering back when it intro'd. Hoping to use it with my strange sepal pattern sdlgs and a few bitone/bicolor cv's and sdlgs.


Master of Arms, a toothy for the display garden. Not very many of toothys here and I need to update so visitors can see how awesome those edges are! Tom was such a nice guy and a leader at hybridizing toothys, it's hard to believe he's gone...

Love Master of Arms! That is a cool one! I've bought a lot of teeth the last two years and find myself focusing on other things right now…mostly plants that don't look like plants I already have. That's getting harder and harder!

I read how addictive the LA was, but I didn't listen. I thought I could just look which really knowing myself, is just absurd. I intended on getting maybe 5-7 new daylilies for the Spring and up to about December (joining LA) , I was only looking for two or three specific daylilies. Now for Spring arrival it's up to 15 or 16. I know, not many to most but it is the most to date for me. No regrets here, opposite actually, I'm excited about the ones on the way. just have no idea where I'm going to plant them, yet.

I just cant stop checking the LA just to see what's newly listed. Only looking of course. And I've looked up a few posted here, of course.

It sure doesnt take long to get bitten by the daylily bug does it. So maybe everyone here can help a newbie out a bit and not post daylilies that have bright colors, or interesting patterns, or color combinations. Oh, also pleated or sculpted forms because I find those intriguing too. And the winter is so long, even if it's been warmer so far than usual. Not easy to just not look.

I love Master of Arms! Lots of beautiful daylilies, I look forward to seeing everyone's pictures

Passionate4gardening said:
I just cant stop checking the LA just to see what's newly listed. Only looking of course. And I've looked up a few posted here, of course.

It sure doesnt take long to get bitten by the daylily bug does it. So maybe everyone here can help a newbie out a bit and not post daylilies that have bright colors, or interesting patterns, or color combinations. Oh, also pleated or sculpted forms because I find those intriguing too. And the winter is so long, even if it's been warmer so far than usual. Not easy to just not look.

Hmmm. K, I think if you actually don't want to buy more Daylilies, you'll have stop looking at your computer…or IPad …or cell phone…or screen of choice. Otherwise…just ride the tide! It's a fun ride, we're all on it! And the digging more room…well, who needs all that grass anyway?

Just a few more for this spring (from the LA)...

Perplexing Plum - yum!

Zoia, so right - I've been slowly eliminating grass so my DH doesn't notice! I don't know why he likes grass; he has to mow it and it's boring - makes a nice border or walkway for the gardens though.