A number of members have expressed interest in miniature daylilies. To me that includes any 3" in diameter or smaller. The smallest I have is one I think is Tiny Grit. The blooms are about 2.5" and height only 10". A really cute little bitone.

Susan formerly known as lincolntess

I don't have much time today, but will try to find some more images of the small ones I have and post here tonight.

Jules

Pugsley is height 28", bloom 2.93".

Little Grapette (WILLIAMSON, 1970)
height 12", bloom 2", season E, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Grape self. (LAVENDER DOLL X sdlg)

Madeline Nettles Eyes (Kinnebrew-J., 2004)
height 21", bloom 2.25", season E, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, 30 buds, 4 branches, Orange with dark purple eye and edge above yellow green throat. {[WITCHES WINK x (GUINIVER'S GIFT x DARING DILEMMA)] X sdlg}

A bit fuzzy, but the only one I have.

Nacogdoches Bing Cherry (Barnhart, 1987)
height 14", bloom 2.5", season E, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen,, Fragrant, Dusty rose with purple eyezone and green throat.

Little Zinger (LANKART, 1979)
height 16", bloom 2.66", season EM, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Red self with very green throat .

I only have a couple of minis. Could you give me some suggestions for heavy bloomers? Thanks,
Teresa

Little Business (MAXWELL-T., 1971)
height 15", bloom 3", season EM, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Red self with green throat. (sdlg X LITTLE WART)

Little Business in a clump

This one does pretty good. This picture was taken 5/24/09.

Ming Toy (Wheeler, 1947)
height 20", bloom 3", season E, Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, ORM2 = Red, yellow throat

Ming Toy does pretty good too.

I have many others that fit this category, but they were all new to my garden last year and did not bloom. Perhaps this spring.

Thanks, Laura
I need a mini to edge some other perennials. MING TOY looks nice.

T

Teresa, I do love this one. It is one of the ones I have had the longest in my garden. One thing I do want to let you know is that the scapes grow taller than 20" in my garden. I confess that I have not actually measured the scape to see just how much taller it grows, but in the clump shot I posted above you can see a Wild Horses flower in the background. Wild Horses is registered as 37" and you can see that the Ming Toy flowers are not much shorter than that.

Mary Collier Fisher is my fanciest little one. It has a cute gold edge and lots of blooms.

In the Navy

Happy Returns is listed as just a little more than 3", but is less in my garden. It has the most repeat blooms of any daylily in my garden. When I cut back the first set of scapes, more are coming up. Not fancy at all, but one of the few continuous bloomers for me.

Beautiful photos... and I see that I will have another addiction: mini's... Gee, thanks! ;)

Small Gesture (Stamile, Dip, Sev, Mid, 2.5, 16").