Here's some of the ones we have!

Lady Betty Fretz


Little Pleasure


Lee Pickles


Lake Norman Spider


Licorice Candy


Light Years Away


Little Peter Piper


Little Trooper


Little Zinger

Think I need to get that Lemon Fringed Pastel.

I was thinking the same thing Cindy Little Peter Piper is pretty too.

How did I forget this one?

Lime Frost - great performer here

Can't believe I missed the "L"'s-- here are a few:


"Lissie Lou" --name we have given this mystery NOID that came from Carpenter's Lily Farm a number of years ago. It usually produces at least three cycles of bloom, and it is much more orange than this. It looks a great deal like the daylily Bold Tiger. One not so great habit is blooming down in the foliage.


Leebea Orange Crush--a very good daylily, reliable bloomer, very showy. The color is pretty close on this one.


Lexington--an oldie from 1959 and one of the first DLS we purchased. It is very fragrant.

Love the "oldie, Lexington". Big pretty flower, especially for its time period.

Bumping up...

'Let It Rip' (Joiner-J., 1997)


'Labyrinth' (Morss, 2010)


'Larry's Obsession' (Petit, 2005)


'Laughing Clown' (Alexander, 1958)


'Laughing Feather' (Roberts-N., 2003)


'Lemonade Springs' (Miner, 2006)


'Lights of Detroit' (Weston-J., 1982)


'Limehouse Blues' (Morss, 2007)


'Love for Jesus' (Olson-E., 2002)

The new ones for 2016
LILLIAN'S BABY FOR A DAY

LILLIAN'S RAINBOW AT DAWN

LILLIAN'S BIG OWIE (Named by Betty (Betja)

LILLIAN'S KATELYN JOY

LILLIAN'S LEGENDS AND LIES

Pretty image of Let it Rip! Labyrinth does well for me way up here in Vt., good to see it doing well in the south.
Lillian's Legends and Lies has a great pattern Fred!
One new "L", Luna Toscana introduced by Mike Fleche from Upstate NY. Mike donated plants to our regional auction this year and sent this one along as a gift for me. Very pretty bloom and no trouble opening even with the cool mornings we had last summer.