Yes,
Just looked and he has it on his price list.

the ones w the patterned eyes can look really different from one bloom to another.

Seedfork said:Looking at those two photos they look very close, looking at the other photos in the database...I can't even say those are the same.

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Canadian Blues')
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• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Canadian Blues')
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• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Canadian Blues')
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First picture looks to be it on a cool morning (thus dark color) and a blue cast to the picture.
The second does not look like Canadian blues to me
Third one I think is it too. Look at the huge throat. Eye is a little thin but slightly lighter sepals are present. So is the slight ruffle to the edge.

Just my thoughts, others are welcome to voice theirs.

I have 2 plants to ID, the first 3 photos are the same cv.





This is the only photo I have of this one so far. I think it only has 2 more buds. It looks like it has a darker eye.
Edited. I just went and added the database photo of Navajo Grey Hills. Perhaps? The green throat might come later, it was fairly bright that day.

First one reminds me of Kokopelli,or something like that
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Kokopelli')

OK,

So I found a better picture of both. See below,








Here is another I have that I cant seem to remember.




Thanks for the help and have a great night.

The last one is Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Siloam Ury Winniford')

Thanks for the assist, Ashton.

Gosh, I love Spacecoast Starburst and would never be without it. It does very well for me and is never splotchy.

GaNinFl said:



Help please, same reward!

Stan, what more can you tell us about that second (pink) one? Is the plant dormant? Does it rebloom? What season does it start blooming? What is the bloom size?

I ask, because the bloom looks very similar to my blooms on 'Crystalline Pink'. CP is a dormant plant, it does not rebloom, it had FFO this year somewhere between May 16-23 (I track bloom by the quarter month) which I would call EM or M (the database says M). In my garden, more often than not the blooms do not open flat (we have cool nights). The sepals are a bit lighter in color than the petals (I have to wonder if it is a bitone, but CP is not registered as such), the whole bloom is very light colored, and the blooms can blotch. I haven't measured my blooms, but 5" sounds about right for the bloom size. Thus far, my plant has shown resistance to rust (I have yet to see rust on it).



A recent photo, from 6-7-15 (the blooms usually don't look that dark; normally the entire bloom looks somewhat washed out in color):

Good morning all. The quest continues...



This one looks a lot like Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Catching Fire') with subtle differences. My NOID has a lighter color on the eye along the mid rib and the throat has a very thin line of the orange to brown shading at the very top. The filament also shows some coloring similar to 'Catching Fire'.

Rookie daylily grower question... Do you think that my NOID being a young plant of only two maturing fans could show these differences until mature? My plant is also, not siting in a prime location with ideal sunlight and is being zapped by the neighbors hungry azalea's.

My next question to self is, how would I get a slice of this pie from a 2013 register...? I've only purchased from three growers and at the evil empire out of spring bulb bags... The growers do not have it listed anywhere, I've checked.

Polymerous, the pink is a dormant plant and blooms about MLa season for me here in the panhandle of FL. The sepals like CP are a shade lighter that the petals. It is fragrant from what I can remember. And this is the second year in a row that it has exhibited some sort of splotching or blotched color on the petal. I have not had any issues with rust to date. Knock on wood....

I do appreciate everyone's help. I am Fine with calling these NOID's but sure would like to know their names...

Have a great day!

Do you mind sharing the growers that you bought from?
I could check their lists and see if I could find a match.

I highly doubt it's that newer 2014 intro. It would not be in the growers hands in quantities enough to sell nor would a newer small time hybridizer have enough to share with any of these growers. Eric Simpson has only been introducing daylilies for the past 4 years. That particular daylily was released for sale last year and is still listed at $100
http://simpsondaylily.net/prod...
Like I wrote earlier, there are literally hundreds and hundreds of daylilies with this look. Your only recourse is to see what the vendors you ordered from are growing that resemble it and then order one, growing it right next to your plant.

I have seen this for sale in those ill-reputable magazines and used to be quite a popular one to sell.
I think the coloring would vary, be richer after more established. There is no way to know what yours is, unless you find a list, and old catalog, remember where you got it ect.
You can try purchasing some guesses and growing them next to it, that is the only way.

Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Northport')

Thanks Ashton... I'm going thru their books, as I type this. GHW was one of those that earlier in the year I discovered something that wasn't if you may remember (Country Garden turned out to be Return a Smile). It's not the first time that happened from those guys, but it will be the last... The other two are Clark's Daylily Garden and Edith's Daylily's in NE GA...

Sue/ Frillylily... Thanks for the suggestion. I may not have any other option. I was hopping someone might spark a memory of something seen. Again, the eyed and edged was supposed to be Double Trouble. I think I'm going to email Clark's to see if they still have last years invoices and send them a picture. Not sure if Edith still in the business...

Still waiting on my mom to see if she can locate her notes and invoice or something that would help.

Thanks again for the assist and suggestions! Still loving those even if they remain NOID...

Have a great day all!

kidfishing said:More NOIDS.
I think it's darker than Barabra Mitchell.

How tall is this one? If not very tall, how about Jolyene Nicole?
There are lots of photos of it here on ATP, but these are what it looked like when I grew it. Some of the other photos show the faint eye that your photo does.



Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Jolyene Nichole')

Have no name on this -
Pale pink/salmon -- 18 to 20 inches tall
3 to 4 inches across -
starts out pale, getting darker as day progresses -
opening starts at night so doesn't last all day long -
putting up 2 photos ..

2014




taken today, 13 June 2015 around 4pm

Juli,
I have Joylene Nicole in another place and will have to look at it.

Peggy, that salmon is probably a Wild's.

Anyone recognize this one?
Huge bloom with lots of buds.