Lalambchop1 said:



NOID Double. Does this look familiar to anyone?

Looks like it could be a Joiner. You could look through the db and see if anything pops out at you.
Sometimes seeing a name jogs my memory.

You are right! I looked back through old pics and it's Savannah Skipper Doodle. Thank you, Frillylily!

Loving all of those June bloomers

I am especially loving all of those doubles Leslie! Ashton's Giggles, Nicole Ashley Scott & Crimson Edgings look like slice's of pie, Ashton. Oh great, now I'm hungry again!

Have a great day.

Golliwog


"Jean's Joyful Noise"


Springfield Clan--brand new, huge, a stunner


Moonlight Orchid


Mystical Rainbow


Orange Spice


Imperial Lemon--my favorite yellow


Small World Snow World


"Peair Lee"


Sweeten Creek--first year, appears to have good substance, nice ruffly edge


Voila Francois--very ruffly, so did not open perfectly in our cool weather


Piaffe--my camera does not do orange shades well--this one is much deeper, a coral orange color, very pretty


Flying Trapeze, also much darker than shown here


Debary Canary

Orange Spice

Avedon - It's good to see your photo of Sweeten Creek. I added it last fall and mine is just now scaping. It's a pretty bloom. I had expected it to be a darker yellow though - more the color of your Imperial Lemon. What makes Imperial Lemon your favorite yellow? I think I remember seeing your gorgeous clump shots of it in past years. Should that be Small World Snow Owl in your photo. I think we both that one the same year. Mine died in a pot. I recall for a near white, it had quite a bit of pink in the flowers. Did it ever whiten up more for you?

When I first discovered daylilies, I bought a small book and Golliwog was pictured in it. I thought it was the coolest thing I ever saw, and was hooked for life.

What @kidfishing said. Orange Spice. Yowza!

Some from today.

What are the causes for the mottling on some of the dark colored blooms?

Purple Many Faces, left; Topguns Arkansas Traveler, right:


And a couple of repeats. Mad Dogs And Englishmen, left; and a big fella, Serge Rigaud, right:

needrain said:Some from today.

What are the causes for the mottling on some of the dark colored blooms?

They are called thrips, I call it splotchy though.
I think thrips are actually bugs, you can spray for them.
I don't because I want to know what a pretty unsplotchy daylily is.

Yes, splotchy is a better word for it. I'm going to have read up on thrips, I guess. Do they overwinter in the daylilies? Not all the dark ones are affected, just some. Are there other causes that make the blooms splotchy?

When I got home this afternoon, I had a few new blooms.

Double river Why FFO

Repeat of Zada Mae

Indian Giver FFO

Cat's Cradle, the first couple of scapes are in the foliage, it did the same last year and the rest bloomed well above the foliage.

I also had FFO's on Gordon Biggs and George Jets On, but they were pretty faded by the time I got home.

Love that poly on Jean's Joyful Noise.

Look at all of the buds on Zada Mae.

Lots of beauties today. Thanks for posting!

I counted today and have pods forming on about 40 varieties so far. Woohoo! With the help of the deer I only had two pods total last year.

I really like Double River Why. It's a nice shade of yellow.

romeo prince





Kaleidoscope Dreamsicle -

taken at 7am. color has a lot
more purple than I thought it would have.

Kaleidoscope Dreamsicle O-M-G
I feel if someone was trying to hypnotize me all they would have to do is twirl that flower several times and I would end up cackling like a chicken. Buk buk buk.

I have never grown a daylily this large before. This is Buddy's Shaun, it was a gift plant from James Hall when I bought Buddy's Wild And Wonderful last year.

The scape couldn't hold it up. In the background is a tag for "Monster," it's a tag for another daylily but it's appropriate for this flower.
FFOE for Square Dancers Curtsy

pix from yesterday

Gram´s Dream



Helix





diffrent older, Littorea and Stella





han

Good morning everyone.

Below are a few of my offerings. Some new, and a couple you saw last month.



Joylene Nichole



Southwestern Treasure



Swirling Spider



Patchwork Puzzle



Golden Prize

You may have seen these last month, but they just keep on blooming and blooming.



American Revolution



Prairie Wildfire

Have a wonderful day!

Barcode, look at that great and consistent pattern!

Celtic Butterfly FFO

Profound Love FFO

Bluebird Butterfly. Perfect flowers every time.

Closer To Heaven.

Velvet Ribbons. FFO

Lake Champagne. A favorite!

Great Red Dragon.