Noids
My oldest daylily.


Another one

Here's another one of my NOID's. It blooms quite late in the season. Got it at a yard sale as a NOID.

tveguy3 said:Here's another one of my NOID's. It blooms quite late in the season. Got it at a yard sale as a NOID.

Could it be 'Wilson Spider'?

They sure look a lot alike, but there are many of them that look like this one I think.

This one is from my cousin in the Tropics, which he is growing in a pot. 25X4.5"

@jmorth
@gleni
Check out August Flame

I see similarities with my unknown.

Gee, it looks like it Mike.

August Flame start blooming late July and is in full FLAME ( ) in August.

If I recall correctly, mine is a kind of a late bloomer. I think you've hit it on the head Mike.
Thanks.

@Jmorth you are too kind. Thanks for all those acorn. I am going to buy a pair of shoes with them.

This was labeled Dancing Dreams, but it's not that. Any help with ID will be appreciated. Thanks.

Here are some of my noids













The first and last photo is from the same plant, different color flowers.

Here's a few:

I will add my NOID pictures too. You never know.....












This one and the last one came from a friend that bought them at a daylily garden here in New England- 15 or more years ago.
They are both mid season bloomers and are probably 30-36 inches tall. The flowers are between 5-7 inches, sturdy scapes.

Heidi,

Off the top of my head, when I saw the 6th one, for some reason I thought "Strawberry Candy" or something similar. I haven't researched it yet, but if that sounds familiar, maybe my memory isn't as bad as I joke around that it is, sometimes.

I feel like the 2nd one should be pretty easy because there aren't many orange poly's like that with narrow petals. I'm pretty sure someone posted a picture of one recently here on the site, but I don't recall where. As for the red one in your 5th picture, the closest thing it resembles in my garden is Spider Man--did you ever purchase that? I'm not sure that's what it is, though, because I think yours has more narrow petals than my Spider Man does. It's worth looking into, though, if you think it might be it.

DogsNDaylilies said:Heidi,

Off the top of my head, when I saw the 6th one, for some reason I thought "Strawberry Candy" or something similar. I haven't researched it yet, but if that sounds familiar, maybe my memory isn't as bad as I joke around that it is, sometimes.

I feel like the 2nd one should be pretty easy because there aren't many orange poly's like that with narrow petals. I'm pretty sure someone posted a picture of one recently here on the site, but I don't recall where. As for the red one in your 5th picture, the closest thing it resembles in my garden is Spider Man--did you ever purchase that? I'm not sure that's what it is, though, because I think yours has more narrow petals than my Spider Man does. It's worth looking into, though, if you think it might be it.

Thanks for your feedback. I don't think that it is Strawberry Candy. I bought SC last year and the pink is lighter and the eyezone is a much more distinct color, plus SC is smaller than this NOID.

Spider Man doesn't sound familiar.

I am wondering if the orange is the much dreaded Kwanzo. Although this is a very compact plant that hasn't spread at all in the several years that I have had it (a transplant from a friend's garden).

piksihk said:Here's a few:

Calico Jack or El Desperado???