Did a search for Maryott plants in 2002 pulled up 'Gilded Shadows' by Stamile'. Seems to have pictures of two different plants.

There are 6 photos there:

Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Gilded Shadows')

Yes but look at the hybridizer?

Some of the photos have an orange halo, but the written description seems to describe the first and the last photo.

Did a search once: 2004 year of registration Hybridizer Maryott,
pulled up 'Meant To Be' by Bell-T.
Found another one, so something is not right.

Yes, @Jon pointed this out to me the other day, actually. I don't know why but there is a bug somewhere in my "Search by type" engine that brings up plants that don't match perfectly. I have it as a high priority item to fix.

Seedfork said:Some of the photos have an orange halo, but the written description seems to describe the first and the last photo.

Weather, cool mornings usually for me, bring out that halo I have pictured in two of my shots. They are all the same bloom though.

Calif_Sue,
Thanks they look so different with the halo. Is it ok if when I ask about a difference I see in some photos and get a reply to post that reply in the comments section under that plant. Might keep someone else from asking the same question. Any suggestions the best way to do that?

The comments section for each plant state "You are posting an informative comment about a plant. If you were wanting to post a comment about a photo, you are in the wrong place!"

People that have been growing daylilies long enough know you can get totally different looks in different weather and growing conditions. Questioning an individual images is fine and opening up a conversation for one keeps those comments attached to the entry, unless the image truly is incorrect, then the coments get deleted with the image.

I am a little confused by that answer, sorry. I am just saying that I think it would be nice if there could be some comment that "cool mornings can bring out a halo not mentioned in the written description by the hybridizer, this can be seen in some of the photos". I would not have known that and feel sure many others would not. Someone trying to ID this plant in their garden would be thrown off by the plant having a halo, that was not mentioned in the description I would think.

Oh, I am sorry Larry, I misunderstood what kind of info you were suggesting. Yes, that would be good info to add!