Nice, Valerie! I had Sea Gold at one time, but not anymore. The blended coloring on it is pretty.

I really like the pairing of Swallow Tail Kite with the echinacea. Beautiful together!

Betty, So sorry if you have lost Split Review. Why do you think it died? Don't give up hope, I thought I had lost Spotted Fever (due to it being run over) looked for a crown didn't see anything then a month later it was coming up nice and strong. I am going to move a piece this year in case it gets run over again. Think I may have to take SR off my want list unless I find cheap.
Beautiful Vickie and Valerie, love the color of Sailor Sky and Starman's quest

My Small World daylilies:

Small World Aliens in the Sky- very tall with sturdy scapes


Small World Candy Man Can


Small World Charles Cade and another picture from 2018 showing a different SW Charles Cade- love the veining on this!


Small World Green Star


Small World Larry Jr.


Small World Stephanie Lynn


Small World The Grand Finale


Small World Twirling Ballerina


Small World Wiggle Wiggle

The veining is really cool on Small World Charles Cade. I've been looking for tets with veining and have added it to the "want" list. The checkbook is in for another hit.

Nice clump shot of Seal of Approval Vickie and I love all your little patterned ones Valerie!

Love Small World Green Star and Aliens in the Sky.

Beautiful Vickie and Valerie.

Thanks, Everybody! The S's are pretty prolific, aren't they?

Here is the last of mine:

Smoky Mountain Autumn - two pictures, same day. The first was taken at 7am, the second picture was taken around 3pm. I think both are lovely, but it really tells the story of how hard it is to identify NOID's when the same bloom can look so different in color.


Spanish Fandango - beautiful fragrance! I think it smells like honeysuckle.


Spanish Snowbird


Splendor of the King - I won this in the AHS Region 2 2015 photo contest. Very pretty, but I need to move it more to the front of the border. Got some taller ones in the way.


Starched White-needs a few more years in the garden.


Substantial Evidence - can't wait until this becomes a clump!


Sunset Mesa


Susan Weber - a nice late bloomer


Sweet Sugar Candy

Definitely Spanish Fandango. I love the scent of honeysuckle.
And, Susan Weber!!

I have quite a few S's, considering the size of my collection. I listed them in alpha order this time, and including hybridizer and year. This is Part 1 of 2.

Savannah Debutante: Joiner, 1986


Scarface: Hansen-D., 2009


Scarlet Orbit: Gates-L., 1984


Seaside Scallop (unreg): Forest/Seaside Daylily Farm, unk year


Shadow Cabinet: Hanson-C., 2007


Shards of Kryptonite: Polston, 2013


Siloam Bye-Lo: Henry-P., 1980


Siloam Tee Tiny: Henry-P, 1981


Siloam Ury Winniford: Henry-P., 1980


Skye's Choice: Holley-B., 2012


Small World Laughing All the Way: Miller-M., 2010


Smuggler's Gold: Branch, 1991


Snow Elf: Bryant-E, 1974


Solar Attack: Goddard, 2011

Part 2 of my S's

Southern Part of Heaven: Holman-Massey, 1999 - this one has no pics in the database, so I can't wait for mine to bloom. Do any NC gardeners grow it? It's a Chapel Hill-area cultivar.


Spacecoast Dixie Chick: Kinnebrew-J., 1999


Spooner: Wilson-Leichhardt, 1991


Star Dream: Fass-P., 1955 - this one is also fragrant and bright.


Star Over Oz: Herrington-k., 2005


Stickman: Scott-E., 2004


Still Night: Stamile, 1992


Stoplight: Childs-F., 1953


Strawberry Candy: Stamile, 1989


Strutter's Ball: Moldovan, 1984


Substantial Evidence: Norris-R., 2005


Summer Blush: Trimmer, 1995


Sunny Intervals: Goldberg, 1979

My last new addition is an "S". My 4 newest beauties take me over the 200 mark.

Storyville Child - Petit, 1998

Pretty one!

Summer Alicia


Symphony in Yellow

MmmmMmmm! Summer Alicia is yummy looking

And Symphony in Yellow looks like it is big!

Hi Vickie,
Yes, Symphony in Yellow is on the large side but not super big - registered at 6.5". It's out of Whatley's Isosceles, which is also registered at 6.5".

https://daylilies.org/DaylilyD...

Nice looking green throat on both:)

I like that Summer Alicia, Greg. Reminds me a little of Pinebelt Kaleidoscope. I guess I like that kind of eye.

Hi Tim,
I don't know Pinebelt Kaleidoscope, so I looked it up on the plant database. Summer Alicia is similar to it in color(s), and both have eyezones that are notched at the midribs. I'm looking forward to seeing some kids out of SA this year!
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Pinebelt Kaleidoscope')

Here's a couple Ss new to me this year
Same Time Next Year

Sweet and Gentle