Hazelcrestmikeb said:

Michael Miller

Michael Bennett is a very pretty daylily, too. I've seen it growing in a number of gardens. The image of Michael Miller was a little further up in Mike's post.

Thank you for explaining the name for Mitchell Leichardt. Knowing the story behind the names of cultivars from outside your own region adds a personal touch.

Thanks. Sometimes when I hit the 'new' on a thread, it will skip a post. I don't know how I'm causing that, but sometimes when I scroll up I notice it. It usually brings up the 'Post a reply' page when it happens. In this case I think it's more likely that Betja's photo of 'Malachite Prism' wiped everything I'd just seen clean out of my memory!

Donald, the two different looks on MARY ALICE STOKES were caused by weather and temperature. When the weather is warm it looks more solid, but when the weather is a lot cooler the blooms are more pastel.

Thanks Betty,

So far I haven't seen a lot difference in the blooms. A bit, but not too much. I'll probably only ever get to see the hot weather version because during bloom season here it will usually run from hot, hotter to unbearable. Even the night temps probably will stay in the 70sF for the most part.

MAGIC ATTRACTION


MAGICAL MYSTERY SHOW


MALCOLM DAVID BROOKER SENIOR


MANX


MARILYN MORSS JOHNSON


MICHAEL MILLER


MARTIAN MOON


MIDNIGHT IN MARRAKESH


MILDRED MITCHELL


MILLION MILES AWAY


MINER'S CLAIM


MINNESOTA NICE


MISSISSIPPI MAN


MINSREL'S FIRE


MOMENT IN THE SUN


MYSTERIOUS EYES

Beautiful pics Lyle
Love magical mystery show and Manx.. lost both last winter never even got to see them bloom.

Do not know how I missed posting Malcolm David Brooker Senior as it is a favorite

Very nice Lyle!!! Wow, that Magic Attraction is beautiful in a clump. Looks like a real prolific bloomer.

Thanks for the nice comments!

Bumping up...

got a couple...

I have to use a few other people's pictures again because I don't have any of my own on some of these...





The next one is only 'sort of' one of my daylilies right now (I don't have it yet, but it has generously been promised to me, so hopefully it will be in my garden this spring/summer).

I'm trying to find the full list of daylily alphabet. I assume that they go in order such that there is a thread for each letter A-M (or past M?)...but where are the others? I think I found four of them.

(Yes, I did a search for "aaylily alphabet"...and only 4 threads turned up.)

DND there should be a full list from A to Z if memory serve me right.

Thank you, Mike. If you feel inspired and know how to find them, feel free to bump a few, they are fun threads!

I believe we have all the Alphabet threads moved up now. They were actually very easy to find. Started in Jan 2015, a quick surf back through the forum they were all found on page 9 with my setting at show 80 per page.

They are extremely fun threads at this time of year when we are all waiting to see our daylilies blooming. Maybe now we can move on and enjoy seeing some on topic participation in the threads... rather than about them

I only found 4 with "daylily alphabet" and 5 when I expanded it to "alphabet" ...I guess I'm just ATP-dumb. I've never been on a site before that made me feel so inept at finding things. (I don't think it's ATP's fault, it's probably just because there is so much here and/or the site uses different algorithms or ways of searching/displaying things that I'm not used to somehow. ) To be fair, though, I didn't put a huge amount of time looking for the daylily alphabet because I had too many other things to catch up on (on ATP and otherwise)...so my problem is just a perseverance problem.

Blooming since January 2015:

MALACHITE SUNBIRD


MALCOLM DAVID BROOKER, SENIOR - A poly


MASTER OF THE MOON


MELISSA BEGNAUD


MEMORIES OF OZ


MEMPHIS


MISSISSIPPI MAN


MOON SWORN


MUST BE THE FEELING


MY MAMA THINKS I'M A STAR


MYSTERIOUS ZODIAC


MYSTICAL FAIRY


MYSTICAL INTUITION

Mary Alice Stokes

Maybel Y Shepherd

Magic Amethyst

Matchless Fire

Mysterious Eyes

One of the most beautiful flowers in the garden. Completely diamond-dusted. John Shooter. Diploid.



Another lovely John Shooter beauty. Dip.