I only have one 'R'. It came from way up north very late last year. It was a good sized chunk of daylily, but appeared to have already gone dormant. No green fans. I planted it and by the end of the week had green fans everywhere. Within three weeks it had matched any daylily growing and exceeded a lot of them. When the first freeze came, it folded up to nothing. Provided the weird circumstance of going dormant twice didn't affect it, I expect to see it bloom. I've never had one grow that fast before. From the ATP database:

"R" must be for red...lots of pretty ones posted! Red Volunteer was one of the first daylilies I purchased, nice image.


Haven't seen the super branching yet, but it is a favorite for the bright, clean saturated red blooms.



Super small double, nice plant!


One of several early purple sculpted relief forms.


Great northern performer and parent.


Anyone remember the B-52's?






Cute pink with curly-q blooms.




A real pretty, but strange pattern with several looks.

Ravishing Rosalie


Red Razzmatazz


Red Volunteer


Rock Solid


Royal Celebration


Royal Line


Ruth Gordon

Rainbow Frost



Rings of Love



Road to Samarkand

Robes for the Queen



Rock of my Salvation






Royal Butterfly

I love this oldie!!

Rushing Delight




Ruby Spider






Excellent plant

kidfishing said:@Blue23rose
What did you mean with Rainbow Eyes scape blasting?

Scape blast is when a scape bursts open and looks like a blown up firecracker. It is from internal pressure that has built up due to irregular watering or over watering or a lot of rain following drought. I have only seen it on Rainbow Eyes in my garden.

The first picture shows the dried edges of a scape on Rainbow Eyes, but the buds are still opening up while laying on the ground. The second picture shows two scapes of Rainbow Eyes after scape blast. Since the scape blast happened early on in the development, these buds did not make it.

Cindy, where is your picture of Rebekah's Gothic Spider? Here is the database one. This is a beautiful plant!

Wow Vickie. I had a stalk on an Agapanthus do exactly what is showing in your second photo. The stalk looped around and just exploded. It did go on to bloom but the stalk was a lot thicker than a daylily stalk. The bloom was way down in the foliage. I had assumed it was due to the stress of being transplanted not too long before the stalk emerged. Later stalks grew normally. I'm still trying to learn what the plant likes so I'll watch for this effect. And on the daylilies!

You must have missed seeing it Teresa. It's on the first page of the R's.

I guess I did. Here is a one that is on my Wish List. Does anyone grow it?

Rocket Booster


Red Rum

Rose Emily--perfect flowers


Rambunctious Rosie--very eyecatching


"Renoir's Inspiration"--my seedling cross


Reforma Boulevard--big watermark

bluegrassmom said:I guess I did. Here is a one that is on my Wish List. Does anyone grow it?

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Rambunctious Rosie')
• Uploaded by Calif_Sue

I grow "Rambunctious Rosie" and it's a favorite.

RACHELLE AGIN - Sure wish this one bloomed more!


RANDOM KINDNESS - This one looks different every time it blooms -- love it!


RASPBERRY FLAMBE


RASPBERRY FROST


RASPBERRY PICOTEE


RASPBERRY PRISM


RATTLESNAKE RAKE


RED BALLS OF FIRE


RED CHILE RENDEZVOUS


RED SAPPHIRE


RENDITION


ROLLERCOASTER RUSH


RONALD McCLURE


ROSE F. KENNEDY


ROSEATE STAINED GLASS


ROSSEN'S TIARA


ROYAL GILDED MAJESTY


RUBY AND EMERALD


RUBY BORDER


RUFFLED PINK PERFECTION - Deeper colored in cooler weather

A few that hasn't been posted yet.
Rainbow Drive


Ram - new 2014


Raspberry Ripple Cupcake - gift from Pat Ball. Loaded with buds for a plant that came as a small single fan the year before.


Red Fascination - tall


Rock Candy


Roman Cohort - Love this one !


Romancing Summer - Reblooms here.


Ron Wilson's Online Garden Party - much taller here than registered.


Ron Wilson's Online Garden Party - clump- Chicken On The Run x Bass Gibson. Fast increaser here. 2014 bc top four scapes 42, 34, 31 and 24


Ruby Lipstick - new 2014


Redhill

Roman Cohort looks like it would be a nice one to have. Very pretty and reported to have 35 buds/4 branches.

I also like Rock Candy.

Vickie you can't go wrong with either one. I am expecting both to have a good year.

RavenCroft Blazing Heart


Red Pinnacle


Red Suspenders


Rocket Booster


Ruffled Orange Startburst


Ram


Red Pennant


Raspberry Sickle


Return to Elegance


Rob Cobb


Ruffled Strawberry Parafit



Ruffled Venus


Ruffled Pastel Cheer


Ruffled Risen Star


Ruffles Ah Go Go