yes the yellow one is yellow bouquet. the flower is about 2 inches wide I think.

It usually blooms for me on Memorial wknd
Unfortunately I don't remember anything about fragrance for any of them. I have allergies bad and don't usually smell my flowers too much.

So, thanks to you lovely gardening gals, I planted my first Daylily today, a lovely little Little Grapette. I love everything about it already! It seems like such an appropriate affirmation to plant a new plant on New Years, huh? I'll keep you posted! Wishing all a safe evening & a glorious new year!

Natalie said:Frilly, Little Rainbow is stunning!
LOoOoooOk intoOooo My Eeeeyes... you need to get rid of that one right away and send it to me.

Not typically my preferred color palette but that is a gorgeous flower. Almost looks like a plumeria.

IF i remember right, Little Rainbow is diamond dusted as well

Julie, I think you will really like Little Grapette in your garden. And I think 2014 will be the year you become addicted to daylilies Welcome to the club

out of all the addictions I've had, Hemeroholia has been the best.

Mary!

Wow, Mary! @fiwit when you put it like that! Even my husband likes me better when I play in the dirt - and you're right: of all the addictions & obsessions, passions & pursuits...even better than work!

I love this quote:

"There can be no other occupation like gardening in which if you were to creep up behind someone at their work, you would find them smiling."
~ Mirabel Osler

What does "diamond dusted" mean?

The thread "What characteristics deem desirable blooms on a hybrid daylily?" in Daylilies forum

this thread has some talk on diamond dusting.

Here is an example of what it looks like. See the sparkles?

That's is beautiful Debra!

Exotic Rings. Was a bonus plant and I loved the green, green throat before I even noticed the dusting.

Oh my, that's a gorgeous bloom! You guys can breed for sparkliness?!?

JulieB !!
You are going to love LG.

Little Grapette

So I appreciate your collective patience w this novice! These are mostly big plants & I feel guilty enough attempting to grow roses in containers! I'm gonna dig up the bigger ones & replant 'em in Los Angeles where we left "the kids" in our house - great big sunny hillside for them to spread.

Daylilies OK in Zone 9a/10?

I also bought a Stella de Oro as now that you've got me noticing, they're everywhere here! In every parking lot of every store: birds of paradise (or is it bird of paradises?) & Stellas! I bent down to smell flowers I'd never even noticed before - sure enough, a lovely little fragrance!

Only the little ones are gonna stay - buy now you've all introduced daylilies into two southern California gardens!