Touchofsky,
Assuming the AHS photo is accurate, I'm not seeing Raspberry Pixie's eyezone on mine and the sepals on my flower are lighter than the petals. I like the fact that Raspberry Pixie is very fragrant- might have to find a fan or two. Thanks for the info! Post your blooms if you get em...

Welcome to NGA @ShakespearesGarden

@ShakespearesGarden! Love the coloring on that first one, but unfortunately have no guesses on a name.

Gleni!

blu23rose! I like the bright color of it. It certainly stands out in the flowerbed

I've really enjoyed reading this thread. Not only have I moved several times, dragging as many daylilies along with me as possible, I also tend to change my gardens around to chase more sun, so I have several NOIDs that have lost their names over the years. I also have one I love which was given to me by a friend who had no clue what it was. Any chance that someone recognizes this one? The bloom is about 7 inches across, and the scapes are about 26-28 inches. It just started blooming here, so it's an early/mid-season bloomer. I've been marking my daylilies because my memory can't keep up lately, and it bothers me when I can't figure out the names of some. (I'm working on that -- trying just to enjoy them anyway!)

One NOID solved: I posted this picture of what I thought was a new NOID growing next to a clump of 'Buddy's Gloria'.


Finally another bloom on that scape bloomed today, and guess what? It is 'Buddy's Gloria', it is just that that one bloom was a single and it looked totally different than the double it was supposed to develop into. Who would have thunk it?

@Frillylily: It might be... The pix I've seen of Mauna Loa do not show it as red-orange as mine. Could that be a result of the dl being in the shade around the noon hours?

Altheabyanothername said:

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Jungle Beauty')
• Uploaded by kimkats

Hi! @Kylaluaz Your dark daylily reminds me of Jungle Beauty.
Have a joyful week!

@Altheabyanothername, thank you, that looks exactly like it.

I agree with Frillylily. It looks alot like mauna loa. Mine struggles to reach its full height. It does not seem to like Texas heat. I see you are in a cooler area. It is logical it could grow taller for you. Many blessings to all!

kidfishing said:A couple of reds that have been here for many years but lost their names.

@kidfishing

Both of those look REALLY FAMILIAR. I might do a bit more research, but is it possible they could be Spider Man and Pocket Change? How big is each bloom? Scapes?...

@Frillylily - I did see a picture posted by Joy that does look quite a lot like mine. Thank you for the info!
@Altheabyanothername - for seconding Frillylily's call of Mauna Loa.
I'll tag it as such and be glad one mystery is laid to rest!
both again!

Sometimes I think I'm the queen of NOID daylilies. I just can't pass some of them up when I see them at a local farm...name or not

If anyone has any ideas on any of these, it would be greatly appreciated!

#1, tet


#2, tet


#3, huge nearly 7 inch bloom, 30+ inch scape


#4 first pic gives detail, second has truer color



#5


#6


#7, tet


#8


#9, tet


#10, dip, smaller bloom, about 4.25 inches


#11 morning & evening pics



I have more , but that's enough for now

Regina, your first one reminds me of Victorian Days.

Regina - They are beautiful, whatever they are. I am of no help as I have only acquired named & registered daylilies over the past 1-1/2 years.

@frillylily
Your first one looks like Lavender Blue Baby, especially if it hot out.


May you have a joyful week!

@Scflowers. #4 Looks like the "imposter" Dorothy Lambert that Oakes sells. Check their site. You could check "Something" they are mixed up.
My " Dorothy Surprise" Died.
May your month be peaceful and calm!

Okay, I thought I had "Addie Branch Smith", but after reviewing others' photos, I realize that I planted "Addie Branch Smith" for my mom and a different variety for myself and now I have another NOID- but I do have an idea at least. Can anyone confirm this as "Chosen Love?" The first photo was taken this morning around noon


The second photo I took around 4 p.m. (this patch is shaded from mid afternoon on)


The bloom in the background of the bottom photo is the bloom from the top photo.
to all...