I have a few more that rate as bright, at least to my eyes--


Screamcicle--may have posted this one before, this is a new plant for us this year




Uncle Henry Of Oz




South Seas

Screamcicle does that to me - Screams LOOK AT ME! Very bright indeed. Glad to see you got Uncle Henry to bloom. Looks neat. South Seas has been around for awhile and with reason. I love mine too. Went to the daylily show last weekend and another orange caught my attention. Not the best picture of it, but it sure qualifies as bright to me. Called Jambalaya:

Definitely bright!

Hemerocallis 'Casa Des Juan' (This is real color, no photoshop. LOL.)




Hemerocallis 'Bonnie Holley'

Here are more of my brightest brights from June.


SHARK ATTACK




GILDED SCARLET




SIGN LANGUAGE




Hemerocallis 'Blue Abyss'

OCEAN RAINBOW



POINT OF VIEW




TROPICAL NIGHTS




MAGNIFICENT MAGPIE




HOT GOSSIP




TAHITIAN SHORES


MY SOUL SURRENDERED


MIDNIGHT AMULET



DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS




TYGER RIVER


DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK




INDIAN GIVER

Fire King is a neon beacon. The first time it bloomed in a somewhat shaded spot I thought it was a hunter's cap that was lost in the bushes!
Muscle and Blood has very large, bright blooms.
Outrageous is always a standout.

What's Up Down South (Davisson-J., 2008)
height 45in (114cm), bloom 9in (23.0cm), season MLa, Dormant, Tetraploid, Fragrant, 22 buds, 4 branches, Unusual Form Cascade, Orange red with darker eye above wide diamond dusted yellow to green throat. (Brooklyn Twist × Chicken Dance)

I don't have time to post all the pictures here but recently enjoyed visiting Judy Davisson's garden. She grows a lot of brightly colored daylilies. My most recent blog was entirely on the subject of her daylilies with a lot of pictures. The link should appear at the bottom of this post. Hope you'll have a chance to visit. Also, I'm hoping to add a new blog today about one of the Convention tour gardens. Best wishes,

Julie C.

I recently visited your blog Julie as always your pictures are wonderful. The photos of Judy's garden just made me drool and want to get more of her daylilies. Almost all of her daylilies appeal to my eye, looking forward to adding more to my garden.

Hemerocallis 'Superstitious'

Hemerocallis 'Indian Giver'

PINEAPPLE MOON

CHERRY ICE CREAM SMILE

Superstitious

Whenever I see a pic of Indian Giver it looks different. Is it extremely variable?

It must be. I agree with you. It seems different in everyones garden.

I have some Hostas like that. They all look different depending on how much sun they get. Mine get a lot.

This one is bright for a dark and very vigorous!! The clump is four times as big as the others and they were all double fans when I planted them last fall.
Hemerocallis 'Laura Harwood'


I love this purple one called Aniakchak @ 46 inches it screams at me.




Hemerocallis 'Claws of Moonlight' Nice bright one too.

Cherokee Star, reddest daylily I've ever seen

Just bloomed for the first time: Heavenly Dragon Fire. It has got to be the very brightest daylily I have ever seen!

EdBurton said:Cherokee Star, reddest daylily I've ever seen

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Cherokee Star')
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I love this!

caitlinsgarden said:Just bloomed for the first time: Heavenly Dragon Fire. It has got to be the very brightest daylily I have ever seen!

Apache War Dance is a bright one. It does well here in Huntsville AL, zone 7a.


This is Damascan Velvet held up next to Apache War Dance. Both are bright.


Apache War Dance and Ruby Throat


Armani grows well here.


Armani_Forsyth Raspberry Rimmed_Rubies For Congo


Bandito Rojo


Charles Johnson 5-6


Cherokee Pass


Flaming Flamingo


Another bright orange, Flaming Tongues

caitlinsgarden said:Just bloomed for the first time: Heavenly Dragon Fire. It has got to be the very brightest daylily I have ever seen!

mine is done blooming, but is one of the brightest.