My other first-time bloomer in 2020:

HONEYSUCKLE SUMMER - This was quite a large bloom, subtle and classy - love it!

So many beauties! I've been reviewing the whole thread before I post as I've never seen most of them before
I don't have that many Hs .Here's what I do have or will have for most of them.

The ubiquitous Happy Returns, Apps 1986

No good photo of my own

Hexenbeast, , Polston 2013

Coming in April

Hillbilly Heart, Salter 2001

Coming in April

Hooked On You, Gossard 2013

Coming in April

Huckleberry Candy, Stamile 1998

Planted this Spring, hope to see it next summer

High On Summertime
first bloomed this year

Oh gosh, I love Honeysuckle Summer!

Here are the rest of my H's.

Happy Returns


Hawaiian Gold - I get rebloom on this one sometimes.


Hello Screamer


Hit the Road Jack - about 4 feet tall, but a few scapes get about 5 feet tall.


Hot Ember


Hot Pepper- a cute 3.5" bloom on a 20-24" scape. And it has rebloomed more than any other daylily for me.


Hudson Valley - fragrant!


Hyperion

Enjoyed all your posted "H". I got HUWS this past spring. Got a few blooms on it. It is in a temporary spot. This one obviously need to be by the driveway where it can be enjoyed by everyone that come by.

1. Heavenly Angel Ice
2. Happy Returns
3. Hyperion

I know I have more H's, @ShakespearesGarden (my mom) left me a TON of daylilies. Some of the ones she left aren't tagged, or at least they used to be. And the DLs that she tagged have extremely faded, some I already figured out what they read. I'm hoping the ones that need tagged are still on her NGA plant list, I may need to investigate.

EDIT: Oh, I also have 'Howdy' as well.

Mike, I think Heavenly United We Stand is just a superb daylily and if you have a spot near the driveway, that sounds like the perfect spot.

I had it for a few years and it was getting taller and making a nice clump. I made the mistake of letting my sister come over one day when I was not there and tag some daylilies that she would like to have. Well, she picked HUWS... who wouldn't if they saw it blooming in a garden! I debated about whether to let her have some of it, but I did. It did okay this year, but it was not as impressive as the year before. I look forward to getting it back to clump size.

Fun with H's!

Things that got left off


Heart Melting, Wild 1987


High View, Wild, 1989


Hot Pink Lady, Wild, unregistered


Howdy, Bremen-Armstrong 1949


Coming in Spring


Handwriting on the Wall, Emmerich, 2007


Heaven to Me, Bell-T. 2015


Heavenly Angel Ice, Gossard 2004


Highland Lord, Munson-R.W. 1983


Holiday Song, Rasmussen 1995

I was doing some spring clean up today in the garden, and Huckleberry Candy had a dried scape left on it.
Out of curiosity, I decided to count the bud scars. The scape had three branches and 30 bud scars. I was surprised and when I looked on the registration data, it is registered at 3 branches and 20 buds. It must be happy where it is located
It has such a pretty face, too.

Very nice stats! And such a pretty bloom

Ooh, I planted that one last August! Maybe I'll see it this year!

I hope so, too, Zoia

Heavenly orange blaze - My favorite orange

H's in MI
Huckleberry Candy


Holiday Song


Happy Returns

My H's

Heavenly Angel Ice


Heritage China


Honored One


Hyperion

Honored One!

Thank you, Vickie. That one was a gift from my friend and local daylily grower, and has quickly become one of my very favorites. I just can't quite capture all its shadings!

Heavenly Hidden Treasure

Hemerocallis 'Head Hunter' 7/2021 Dily- (Gossard, 2014) Tall red Daylily Dily, Mature size: 68", 5.5in. red with a darker red eye zone and a yellow green throat., USDA Hardiness Zone 4, Michigan Bloom Week ISO WW26, In Garden Bed S1,2c for 23 MONTHS (Solaris). Planted in 2019.

American Daylily Society: Head Hunter (Gossard, 2013)
height 68 in.(173 cm), bloom 5.5 in.(14 cm), season M, Rebloom, Dormant, Tetraploid, Fragrant, 22 buds, 5 branches, Red with a darker red eye zone with a yellow green throat. (Fire Sorceror × Sky Dragon)

Heavenly Gardens: (Gossard, James) 2014 introduction (Fire Sorceror) x (Sky Dragon) Tetraploid 68" Mid season Dormant emo fr 5.5" 4-5 way branching 18-22 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer. Flowers of Headhunter are red with a darker red eye zone with a yellow green throat. This is my tallest red to date, extremely rare to have such a tall red. I believe in zone 6 and 7 it may be another foot and a half taller. From past experience I have found this to be true. Could reach over 80 inches there. Scapes are super good not even falling over in our high wind conditions. Pods are difficult but pollen is easy. A very important parent for hybridizing tall reds with great color. Take a look at the pedigree, it has tetra I See Stars in it twice. It was merged with the Tet. Nutmeg Elf × Tet. Itsy Bitsy Spider genes. Nothing quite like it.

Measured 47" in 2020, 347 days after planting. At 23 months measured 66 inches and it is an early bloomer.

Photo by F.D.Richards, SE Michigan. Additional photos of this plant from 2020, 21:

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Heavenly Hidden Treasure is a nice one, Boyd!

What a great name for Head Hunter! Love those strong scapes