Look for my post over here: http://cubits.org/Dahlias/thre...

that is timestamped just before this post

Here's a direct link to Crittergarden's daylily post on Cubits.org:
http://cubits.org/Dahlias/thre...

The last one (double orange) looks like it could be 'Kwanso'.
Daylily (Hemerocallis fulva 'Kwanso')

Thanks.
I didn't know how to do that!
How did you?

I agree with Danita with the last one but with over 74, 000 registered daylilies, with a unique and distinctive trait (even that is no guarantee for an ID as so many look alike) it's almost impossible to get a correct ID for them.

Click on the post number at the bottom and it brings up that post in a separate page by itself. Same thing over here on ATP.

OK.
I don't care what their official names are, I was just hoping to be able to go to their ATP page and add them to my "have" list.

and:

IT IS KWANSO!!!!!!!
I had gotten a fan or 2 in trade a couple of years ago, lost the tag, and forgotten about it!
OH THANK YOU!

Calif_Sue said:Click on the post number at the bottom and it brings up that post in a separate page by itself. Same thing over here on ATP.

EXCELLENT!

I'm learning all kinds of things today!!!!

BTW
Our database lists Kwanso as 36".
The fence in my pic is 36"
The flowers on this thing are at EYE LEVEL to me.
I'm 5'3".

!!!

That's the average, the height can vary.
Also, be careful of this one, it's a big time spreader and can take over if you are not careful of it's placement.

Does it spread by seed?
I'm a regular digndivider.....................

No, it's sterile. It spreads by aggressive underground rhizomes, different than most hybrid daylilies that just increase in clump size. They are commonly called ditch lilies.
Daylily (Hemerocallis fulva 'Kwanso')

OH!
Yikes.
Thanks for the headsup.
I'll plant it in a bucket!

REplant it in a bucket, that is....

Crittergarden, the 3rd one could be Autumn King.

They look a LOT alike.
I'll go google it for a wider variety of photos.... mine is a bit longer trumpet than the photos here for Autumn King - but both the ones on this plant's database page are of only one sample plant.
Thank you.

You're probably right.
I need to see a named one from the SIDE to tell for sure.
The closest I found was this from eBay:




And of course, I found a few labeled "Autumn King" that had different petal shapes/arrangement....
Just to muddy the water further.