I always like to hear about great yellows. My favorite daylily color!

It does look like it has an unusually high number of scapes per the size of the plant.

That's a pretty one. Love the long neck.

I have a lot of minis. Penny's Worth is my smallest I have at 1.5 inches.
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Penny's Worth is in my top 5 performers. It blooms and blooms.

I forgot I had this little unregistered Klehm called Sarah's Little Peach. It's about 2". It has all the characteristics found in a lot of Klehm daylilies, only small. It gets about 18" tall. I don't know why he didn't register it, but he sells it on his Songsparrow website. It's a very reliable, dormant plant in my zone 5. I've had it for 3 years.

That's a beauty. I have a LOT of Klehm's, but not that one. Here is
Little Love Bug 26" 3"
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Luther 36" 2.5 "
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This cutie is Mary Ethel Anderson 18" 2.5"
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Crystal Blue Persuasion 18" 2.75"
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Pastilline 14" 2.75"
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Carpathian Cavalier 25" 3.5 inches. Maybe a little to big to be considered a mini, but this one is my favorite.
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This is the last one I'm going to post. I feel like I'm hogging the thread. This is
Every Little Thing 13" 2.87"
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Post them if you have them! I for one can't see too many.

Here is my Mary Ethel Anderson. I have an astilbe planted behind it - I think the astilbe might be "Finale" and they look great together. It's an odd bed, full shade except about 1 foot right by my walk that is in sun. So I have hosta, astilbe, epimedium, hellebore etc. in the shade, then I have mini daylilies along the walk, with some other sun perennials and I usually put a few annuals in there too.

I love M.E.Anderson. It got mine from Curt Hanson, and for the first 3 years I thought it was a tet. I kept trying to set seed on it, I would get airpods. Finally looked it up for some reason and saw it is a dip.

This is Leprechaun's Lace - an oldie. So old, it is an Elizabeth Hudson - Liz Salter's maiden name.

It is a reliable rebloomer. That is not something I have a lot of here in Ohio. I have a hard time keeping this as a clump, because so many people want a start of it. It is not fancy, but a nice peach self.

If you look back and to the right side in the picture, you will see a clump of Penny's Worth.

PUNK is an old Apps. This poor clump has not been moved or divided in probably 10 years.

It looks rather plain, but it has given me some of the neatest seedlings.

Here is one of the odd seedlings I got from Trahlyta x Punk.... it is a very strange grayish milk chocolate color. Small, like Punk.