Another pair of NOIDS for the DL super sleuths

This one really is a drab gray-lavender with the dark eye/band. I know I lost the tag last year. Tall, flower size around 5.5


Small flowering (about 3.5 in)- Scapes around 15 in.


Both are done blooming this year...

@shakespearegarden I do not know what your second one is but it looks like RJ @crawgarden might. Check the daylily thread hanging out!
Many blessings for a wonderful week!

Wow, that's a great lead, Sharon Rose! Looks like a perfect match:)

I'm afraid I have no guesses for either, but I like them both. Even though the coloring is a drab gray on the first pic, it has a very nice eye and edge.

Ok everyone, I finally have to confess, when I first found the daylily forum, and specifically the pictures of your NOID's, I couldn't figure out why all of these pictures had the same name, NOID, and then after looking much closer and thinking about it awhile I realized it mean No ID. And to think I have been growing daylilies for years!!! Just thought you would appreciate a little humor in my moment!!!

@Legalily my head-smacker was I kept getting stuck on both an-noyed and the old Domino's Pizza character thingy from the 80's- the NOID... It did take a bit to get NO I.D.
with you!

@Altheabyanothername It was an excellent lead. Alas, it remains a NOID. I did do a bit of sleuthing this afternoon and think it's a match for "Strawberry Candy."
@blue23rose It's prettier in the morning- tiny bit more "pink". I bought it for its purple eye- but not fond of the base color this year. Ah well... I researched that dl today too and think I might have a match in "Edge Ahead."

Can anyone second?

for your help!

mantisOH said:Sue, your last one could be Highland Lord. Fairly short and not consistently double. On further consideration, Chinese Scholar may be a better match. Again, short.

Seedfork, consider Princeton Point Lace for your second yellow.

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mantisOH,
I think you were right with Highland Lord. This year I saw Highland Lord in my friends garden and after seeing it in "real time" I'm sure it is Highland Lord. Good eye.

Here I go again (on my own...now I have that Whitesnake song going through my head) tacking on to an old thread from ages past. Let me know if I shouldn't do that.

This is/was my favorite NOID of all time. I suppose it could be a bee-pod seedling, but I doubt I could have gotten that lucky.

I know they look like different plants. From what I remember, the petals and sepals recurved so the lighter parts of the bloom were hidden. It's not fading...the trio pic we taken hours before the single...on different days.

I haven't seen it since 2015. Unless it's one of my many clumps/fans that never ever bloom, it's a thing of the past.

A cutie!

I love that one, Ken!

touchofsky said:I love that one, Ken!

Me too! The veining!

Legalily said:Ok everyone, I finally have to confess, when I first found the daylily forum, and specifically the pictures of your NOID's, I couldn't figure out why all of these pictures had the same name, NOID, and then after looking much closer and thinking about it awhile I realized it mean No ID. And to think I have been growing daylilies for years!!! Just thought you would appreciate a little humor in my moment!!!

I just read this and laughed so hard. That's exactly what I thought.

It bothers me a bit that it's not NoID, but if "identification" (one word) can be represented by 2 capital letters, then I guess "no" can, too!

Figured I would tag onto this thread with one of my NOID
Blooms mid season, scapes are 28-30 inches flowers are less than 1.5 inches

Wow, that is tiny! What a cutie pie!

Ginny, that is funny!

Heidi, that one looks like Raspberry Pixie. The stats say 12" tall, but mine is much taller. Others comment that theirs are taller, as well.
Here is a photo with Clouds of Kisses.

Heidi, I won't be much help, but over the years, I received one like that called Raspberry Pixie. Mine is taller than stats also. A few years later someone sent me a plant, when it bloomed it was the incorrect plant, but she identified it as Raspberry Pixie. Same size, a little shorter than my 1st Raspberry Pixie. I have had people verify both as being Raspberry Pixie. I got rid of the 2nd one, but kept the 1st, I like the dusky color.

Heidi, it is a cutie, and definitely looks like Raspberry Pixie. Colour and size seem right, and it always grows taller than 12" for me.

I concur on all the Raspberry Pixie votes!

Now...what of these two? Let's call them "peachy-pink with yellow picotee" (1) and "salmon with raspberry eye" (3). Hahaha! Any thoughts?






The second displayed what are evidently called "mouse ears," although the ADS definition ends in a question mark that seems to indicate they're not sure this is a shortcoming. I actually kind of like it.

bxncbx said:@mantisOH I bought quite a few of my NOID daylilies at a daylily farm in NC that is no longer in business. That's why I'll never ID them. They also bred and registered daylilies so it's possible some are seedlings they never got around to registering. I don't mind though. As long as I like them I'll keep them!

Hi,

Which NC daylily farm did you used to buy from? Maybe I can find something local-ish.

petruske said:
From a friend

Could that 3rd one be Aztec Gold?