the P's

I had Pandora's Box at one time but it seems to have disappeared
Patriotic Beauty


Piano Man


Picotee Prism FFE for me last year...hope it does better this year


Pirates Patch


Punxatawney Phil never see's his shadow on Groundhog Day


Purple Eyed Magic (Tet) This conversion does well here. Have no idea if has reverted. Use as a pod parent doesn't do well.

So much to love here, especially Patriotic Beauty.

Beautiful!

PIRATE'S PRISM


PISMO


PISTACHIO MOON


PIXIE DRAGON


PLAYFUL TUNES


PLUM COOL


PORT ORANGE


PRIME EXAMPLE


PROUD PYTHON


PURPLE NINJA


PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

Missed this one earlier

Picotee Rippled Ruffles

And Prairie Wildfire in MI

So pretty Betty and Dave!

Yes, they certainly are.

Pakistan- old and gorgeous!.... that's the only one I can remember the name to lol, but I saw a few others I'd love to add.
My "P" list

Paul Aucoin

Pete's Dragon- I have way better pictures on the tablet. Sets pods, huge seed counts.

Phantom Dancer- new last year-

Phial of Galadriel

Planet Claire- won't set a pod to save its life. The pollen is good though. Have some PC seedlings I might see bloom this year.

Planet Max

PP Salmon Sunrise

Plum Striped

Pretender


I have seedlings from Pink Stripes (pollen parent) that I can't get to air drop from the tablet. I need new tech!
And seedlings with Pizza Deluxe and Persian Ruby in their lines. Waiting on spring for those.

Beautiful "P's"!

Here are mine. Missing are Paige's Pinata, Pompeian Purple and Precious de Oro, but I will find pictures of those later on my other computer.

Pandora's Box



Pastilline


Peggy Jeffcoat


Seedlings of Peggy Jeffcoat x Siloam Double Classic



Penny's Worth (and seedling)
Penny's Worth is on the right, seedling on the left.


Pinkie Pinkerton



Pizza Crust


Point of Divergence


Pony


Popeye


Prairie Belle


Prairie Blue Eyes


Priscilla's Rainbow

The last of my "P's"

Paige's Pinata


Pompeian Purple
This is a nice dark purple with an interesting texture. It needs to be moved because it is being crowded by larger plants. Another job for spring.



Precious de Oro

I have 27 "P"'s but I am posting only those which may not be here before. These have all been here in the north and weathered at least one winter
PANIC IN DETROIT
PEACEFUL WARRIOR-poor bud count
PEBBLE BEACH
PIRANHA--a Culver cv
PLEASANT COLONY another Culver with a 20 bud count
PRELUDE TO PANOPLY--bud count of 16
PURPLE BADGER

Phantom Dancer, Planet Max, Pandora's Box, Priscilla's Rainbow,
Pompeian Purple, Panic in Detroit, and Pleasant Colony.

Beautiful blooms everyone.


Priscilla's Rainbow


Pastures Of Pleasure


Panic In Detroit



Persian Ruby

Purple Kaboom

Hemlady said:
PICKET FENCES

Do you still have this amazing beauty, Cynthia? I love it. I had decided on a poly to buy next year, but your post from 2015 changed my mind!

kimkats said:
Pirate Code

But...but...I don't NEED anymore purples! Now there's another on my list. HIGH on my list.

Betja said:
PATRICIA SNIDER MEMORIAL

Oh Wowwwwww, Betty! I absolutely LOVE this one. Is it still there and doing OK? I DO need more cream/ivory/near white daylilies. 'Patricia Snider Memorial' is now top of the list.

Well, I don't have any "O's", and I don't have any "Q's", but I do have several "P's" to share. My pics come first, then ones that I bought last year that haven't bloomed yet, then ones I bought but haven't yet received.

Pandora's Box


Pink Super Spider (It was still in the trash bag I plunked the clump down in when I got back from Lakeview.)


Precious De Oro (When I bought this VERY crowded pot for about $3 on plant clearance at Lowe's, I believed in the white flower on the label. It stayed in the truck overnight, and was decidedly yellow when it bloomed the next day. I've noticed it almost exclusively has negative reviews. It's staying in a pot because it seems rather... aggressive. Alternately, I may put it in the clay corner next to my neighbor's driveway. Even ground elder dies there...I need to find something that will survive.)










Pride of Pensacola (Man, I do love bicolors!)


Persian Ruby








Pumpkin Paprikash

Yes, it's still there! And I really love those blooms too, Ken. There really is no other quite like it...

I have Precious de Oro, Ken, and my plant has a much shorter scape and the bloom is much creamier, not as yellow. I will be curious to see what yours looks like when it is settled in the ground.