Thanks for checking Jan! Much appreciated!

Just bumping -- and offering a "reward" of 5 acorns to each who can submit a photo!

That is a pretty long list. I was surprised to see that I don't have any of the ones listed (Sorry!)

I noticed when I go to the daylily database that there are links to threads where the names are mentioned (I think that is how it works).

I found a picture of Ethereal Beauty from this 2010 thread. Guess it was never put in the database because it was not a very good picture. I tried this with a few other daylilies you named, but could find no pictures or even where the name was mentioned in the thread.

The thread "July 2010 Blooms #1" in Daylilies forum

Vickie!! You're b-r-i-l-l-i-a-n-t! It does not matter if it is not a great photo, and this one picked up some contrast and clarity when clicked to enlarge. I nominated it for inclusion in the database and it was accepted - now people will have some visual idea of it. Worth even more than 5 acorns with all the terrific sleuthing you did! I know from first-hand experience that following the links to threads can often come up empty, since DL names have so many similar words used in them, so I thank you for your diligence. Awesome, awesome!

You are welcome, Tina. I hope some of the other names pan out for you. There are a lot of thread links listed on some of the daylilies. Once I got started it was hard to stop, but work called I do like sleuthing on the internet though

Tina, found some pics of several "Siloam's here.
http://www.siloamdaylilies.com...

Joel's Double
Jone's anniversary
Irish Prize
Little Rascal
Preacher Cheyne
Green Diamond
Headlight

Thanks, Mike, your similarly keen sleuthing also deserves and gets more than 5 acorns! However, I've been too vague I see, as I'm looking for photos that can be included in the ATP database, since I virtually live inside the daylily database here (okay, its really true) .... So, my quest is to identify photos that can be housed inside ATP for referencing convenience and that means no copyrighted or restricted photos.

So, for any additional cultivar "finds" they need to be from ATP member's own photos, posted in ATP threads, or somewhere on ATP. Or, if from "outside" then they'd need to be found as "free use" licence

Tina, thanks for the "acorns"!

Have none either, Sorry.

Thanks for checking, Dancing! Much appreciated

I don't know if you mentioned these ones, Tina.

These are from the most popular in Region 9 in the AHS Popularity Polls from both 2012 and 2013. If you have photos, upload to ATP Database because we have no photos so far.

SANDY B.
ALLISON'S CURLS
CENTENNIAL SNOWFLAKE

Awesome, Glen!! Any desired photos of cultivars in the ATP database that currently have no photo - please list them here for people to check. I'll award 5 acorns to any that are from within ATP (forums, etc) or non-copyright, free-use, etc. Can't use any that are restricted in some way ... these are to "grow" the database pictures by including them there, so any that are free to use are great (personal photos, etc), or free to use with linked-citation should include that link in the post.

Tina,
Here's a photo of Lemon Creme Pie (from 2012).

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OH MY GOSH that is such a gorgeous ruffled yellow!

Thank you so much, Bill!

Very gorgeous indeed! Lovely shade of yellow.

Does any one have a photo of WOODY GUTHRIE Stamile 2004 for our database?

Just welcoming people to take a look again as we head into prime blooming time, and new eyes may find they have a cultivar on this list.

I have one! I found it online when I was looking at Star Trek themed daylilies:

Oh Anna! That is beautiful. But, we can only import photos from sites that have given permission, so we'd need to know what farm/nursery it is from. If you remember where you found it, it is possible they are already on the list of sites that have granted approval. If not, we could also contact them to ask their permission.

Awesome to see it, either way!

No problem. A little searching unearthed the site: http://www.lasgarden.org/