Thank you, I wanted to have enough daylilies to hybridize a lot.

You are going to have a GREAT time when they start blooming Jon!

Found two more that I wanted to add to the database...


An evergreen that struggled to grow last spring (zone 4), but did send up a scape at the end of the bloom season. Blooms are a pretty shade of grape jelly purple.


A polychrome with a light crepe texture.

I missed four of our "P'" DLS


Pink Super Spider


Piaffe


Princeton Point Lace


Persian Market

Pakistan


Primal Scream


Pumpkin Moonshine


Panda Bear


Pardon Me Boy


Patriots Passion


Pee Wee's Big Adventure


Penny Kelly


Perma Fringe


Persian Ruby


Princess of Alexandria

Ed, very nice! Pakistan is very unusual. Never seen that one before.

Hi Mike
It's a really old diploid, I think if memory serves from Wilds, It's different that's for sure
hard to get a good picture of it

I have never seen them offering that one.

I've had Pakistan for about 20 years, and I think it was an oldie then already

Pakistan (Wild, 1983)
height 26in (66cm), bloom 6.75in (17.0cm), season EM, Dormant, Diploid, Fragrant, Peach veined and edged maroon with yellow watermark and green throat.

Pakistan is different and lovely

Pakistan has one child plant. 24 years after it was introduced.

Ed, thanks for the stats and info.

Bumping up....

I think 'Paper Lion' is worth posting again with my own photo. I'm really looking forward to seeing it bloom this season. I only had a single fan and that scape provided 5 weeks of bloom. There are about five fans now. It was remarkably consistent from bloom to bloom and I took a lot of photos. Here's one.

I have a few P's

Paradise City


Pearl Harbor


Polynesian Love Song


Purple Rain Dance

Pushamataha

Paiges Pinata

Prague Spring

Purple of Many Faces

Princeton Cherry Pink

Painted Lady

Petticoat Government

Potentate

Primal Scream

Playboy

Since January 2015:

PEA GREEN WITH ENVY


PINK SUPER SPIDER


POINTS OF PRIDE


PROMISES KEPT (Very pastel in our summer heat)

Few 'P's" here as well.


Another older Nicole plant that blooms in clusters forming beautiful bouquets of flowers. Long bloom cycle with re-bloom.










Arrived as a very small single fan two yrs. ago. Last summer it only had 2 blooms on it which I for some reason didn't photograph. Fan size has increased however, and I look forward to seeing more blooms from this Stamile SEV.

Bumping up another alphabet thread. This time it's the "P's".
Looking back through images previously posted....Pink Enchilada is one strangely cool bloom!
A few favorites that I posted last time (new images)
Painted On Jeans and Panties in a Knot


Pearls Before Swine and Pee Wee's Big Adventure


Pawprints On My Heart and Pick of the Litter


Perfect Irony and Pink Promenade


Pink Werewolf and Promised You Heaven


Poly Parrot and Primal Scream


Two new ones in the garden...
Particle Accelerator and Pause and Reflect


and from my visit to Curt's last summer...
Pink Yoga Pants, Party Out of Bounds and Planned Chaos.