Ok Shirlee
these are for you
Always Afternoon (grown in MI)

Apache Beacon

There ya go, Dave, and see what beauties they are.
And just for me? Thanks so much.

Mary, love yours so jealous that you are getting Amethyst Prism that is on my want list & Betty I am doubly jealous of you because not only do you already have AP you have Azure Prism also on my want list.
Some of my other favorites ( and this isn't all just don't want to type all night ) Arnold Raeker, Amusement Park, Angel Love and Alpha & Omega that has also been on my want list for a while.
Beautiful photos everyone

Most of mine are old standards.

All American Chief

Atlanta Moonlight

Added Always Afternoon, Amethyst Sunset, and Autumn Lace just last year so no blooms yet.

Very pretty, Will!

I don't have many A's. I had only August Flame until this year. I got Apollodorus and Autumn Minaret over the summer but they'd already bloomed, and I just won Angelique Fringes on the LA.

Apollodorus


Autumn Minaret



Angelique Fringes


August Flame


Starting at top right in the collage: July 9 FFO, September 6, July 16 clump, October 15, October 31, and a July 16 closeup. This is my longest-blooming daylily by far. By late October, we'd already had two or three nights below freezing, yet it still built new buds.

I this plant.

petruske said:
Amethyst Art

Oh. My. Gah!!!

I must have it. Some day. But not this day.

I am glad that I have August Flame too! It is probably one of my latest bloomers.

Angelique Fringes is one of those pastels that I just love. Not an "A" daylily, but I love Ed Burton's 'Viserion', which is a kid of Angelique Fringes.

blue23rose said:I am glad that I have August Flame too! It is probably one of my latest bloomers.

Angelique Fringes is one of those pastels that I just love. Not an "A" daylily, but I love Ed Burton's 'Viserion', which is a kid of Angelique Fringes.

Oooooh...I've got to look up "Viserion." Any daylily named after a green and gold and cream dragon has got to be good.

And...I've just self-identified as a total geek. So be it.

I told Ed that I had to look up that word because I had no idea what it meant!

We like geeks around here!

Tree_climber said:Alien DNA (Selman, 2009)

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Alien DNA')
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• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Alien DNA')
• Uploaded by Tree_climber

That applique throat!

@blue23rose Vickie, granted, my August Flame is a biiiiiig clump in a biiiiig pot. Even so, it didn't go one day without at least 1 bloom from July 9 until around Oct 1.

Just so many scapes with so many buds. I wish I'd gotten a count on both... this year.

I planted this in 2018. At one year it is looking good.

Hemerocallis 'Aliens in the Garden' (Gossard, 2011) 2019 photo

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Lyshack said:

Allen Reaux


Apricot Sparkles

I love Allen Reaux! I definitely like bicolors and bitones.

Apricot Sparkles has been on my list a while. Mike said it is diamond dusted. Does anyone have a pic that shows the diamondyness?

And yes, that's a word. If Shakespeare can invent 1,100 words, I can invent one.

I guess i can see some sparkle...

frankrichards16 said:I guess i can see some sparkle...

Most definitely. Thanks!

Apricot Sparkles
Tim, oh ye of little faith

Frank, Aliens in the Garden will certainly be a standout when it gets to be a big clump. Very nice!

I thought I might have a picture of Apricot Sparkles showing its 'diamondyness', but I don't.

Here are some of my "A" daylilies:

About the People


African Dawn


Alexander's Ragtime Band


All Fired Up


American Doll


Angel's Smile