Thank you Vickie! Love Indigo Edge and Blockbuster, Alex.
The garden has reached peak with 3 wheelbarrow loads of blooms tonight. Always enjoy taking the time to see old favorites and having the opportunity to check out the new ones up close at the end of the day.

A few newer ones....
Glory to His Name, first time blooming for me, a pretty purple with nice form, opened several blooms today and each one was perfect.


Mood Elevator, Paul sent me this one as a bonus a 2 years ago. I moved it last fall to a different bed and was happy to see it ffo yesterday.


Reindeer Antlers, yes, it really is that bright! Gorgeous hot red, another year to settle in and I should see the super br/bc it is registered with.


Alex, remember a few weeks ago we were talking about threatening them with the compost pile if they refused to bloom? Look what I found today.... All I could do was laugh.

Strikingly Dramatic!!!!!


Mercury Lounge, a gorgeous wide petaled pleated sculpted form.


River Ripples, purple relief sculpted form that has done well here.


and two more from the Dog bed...
Unconditional Love, an oldie but goodie, huge blooms registered at 5 1/2" but always bigger here and a super nice plant.


Fit to Command, registered name of my Great Dane.

Wow! There are some real beauties in this thread

Indigo Edge, Bluegrass Music, and Strikingly Dramatic really captured my eye

Beautiful! Love that first purple one, Char.

Most of my daylilies have bloomed in July, but I thought I would post my orange ones.

This is Man Catcher, the brightest orange daylily I have.



And this one is Lady Lucille, which should be called Oakes Lady Lucille since I got it from Oakes Daylilies and it is not the Lady Lucille registered with the AHS.

Nice and bright Tracey!

tracey8165 said:Most of my daylilies have bloomed in July, but I thought I would post my orange ones.

This is Man Catcher, the brightest orange daylily I have.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Man Catcher')
• Uploaded by tracey8165

And this one is Lady Lucille, which should be called Oakes Lady Lucille since I got it from Oakes Daylilies and it is not the Lady Lucille registered with the AHS.

Love the color of Man Catcher I have a bunch of seedlings of Man Catcher X Tangerine Horses.
Hoping for MC color with shape of TH or a mix of both realy just anything as long as they bloom

Love seeing what you can grow in Vermont Alex. If they grow in your zone, I know I could grow them here. Thanks for posting!!!

tracey8165 said:

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Man Catcher')
• Uploaded by tracey8165

And this one is Lady Lucille, which should be called Oakes Lady Lucille since I got it from Oakes Daylilies and it is not the Lady Lucille registered with the AHS.

How does Oakes get to sell this using a registered name?

Hemlady said:ENCHANTED APRIL


AT FIRST BLUSH POLY BLOOM

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'At First Blush')
• Uploaded by Hemlady

THAIS


REMEMBERING MISS MARTHA




FASCINATION STREET


MAPPING CAROLINA


HEARTBEAT OF HEAVEN


EMMA'S GREEN GIANT


PRICKLED PETALS


LEXINGTON AVENUE


APRICOT ALIEN


STARSEARCH


DOWNRIVER BUTTERFLY


HIGHLAND TOWER


SPACECOAST CRANBERRY KID


TOUCH OF ORCHID

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Touch of Orchid')
• Uploaded by Hemlady

PURPLE SATELLITE


TECHNY SPIDER

Touch of Orchid is a very unusual color. Love it!

Sharon said:I was just sitting here thinking that if I painted a picture of each of these gorgeous blooms, I could cover my walls with them and have a kaleidoscope of color every time I opened my eyes, year round. That sure would make all the ice and snow of winter much more bearable.

How beautiful they all are!

Yes! Paint a mural!

Char said:Thank you Vickie! Love Indigo Edge and Blockbuster, Alex.
The garden has reached peak with 3 wheelbarrow loads of blooms tonight. Always enjoy taking the time to see old favorites and having the opportunity to check out the new ones up close at the end of the day.

A few newer ones....
Glory to His Name, first time blooming for me, a pretty purple with nice form, opened several blooms today and each one was perfect.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Glory to His Name')
• Uploaded by Char

Mood Elevator, Paul sent me this one as a bonus a 2 years ago. I moved it last fall to a different bed and was happy to see it ffo yesterday.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Mood Elevator')
• Uploaded by Char

Reindeer Antlers, yes, it really is that bright! Gorgeous hot red, another year to settle in and I should see the super br/bc it is registered with.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Reindeer Antlers')
• Uploaded by Char

Alex, remember a few weeks ago we were talking about threatening them with the compost pile if they refused to bloom? Look what I found today.... All I could do was laugh.

Strikingly Dramatic!!!!!

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Strikingly Dramatic')
• Uploaded by Char

Mercury Lounge, a gorgeous wide petaled pleated sculpted form.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Mercury Lounge')
• Uploaded by Char

River Ripples, purple relief sculpted form that has done well here.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'River Ripples')
• Uploaded by Char

and two more from the Dog bed...
Unconditional Love, an oldie but goodie, huge blooms registered at 5 1/2" but always bigger here and a super nice plant.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Unconditional Love')
• Uploaded by Char

Fit to Command, registered name of my Great Dane.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Fit to Command')
• Uploaded by Char

I have been considering Strikingly Dramatic. Does it grow well in zone 4B?

Tides Roll In FFO.. Like the eye color and the double edge! Now all it has to do is make a seed! And it's suppose 99 degrees today .

Skinwalker today. The last bloom for the year unless something decides to bloom this fall.

blue23rose said:Wish my Beautiful Edgings looked as good as yours, Amy! Mine always seems muddy.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Beautiful Edgings')
• Uploaded by blue23rose

@blue23rose I honestly do not think that is Beautiful Edgings. BE is a pretty affordable dl I would try getting another from a different source and planting it close by for comparison. I am just certain that is not the correct plant.

dormantsrule said:

How does Oakes get to sell this using a registered name?

I honestly don't know what the story is there. The AHS Lady Lucille was registered in 2012, and I am pretty sure I have had the Oakes variety longer than that. The question is why didn't they register it.

caitlinsgarden said:

Touch of Orchid is a very unusual color. Love it!

Awesome blooms! Emma's Green Giant is a color I have never seen before. Imagine a patch of it planted with some of the blacker daylilies. That would be an interesting mix.

I'm new to this forum, but I love daylilies. Thanks all for sharing your blooms!

Tracey

Loving Glory To His Name & Mercury Lounge!!

Latest pics.


This is the most open flower yet of one of my Faulkner seedlings.



Filled to Overflowing



Columbus Vein Discovery, getting better each bloom.



Another Faulkner seedling



Prickled Petals



Faulkner seedlings