Do you recognize this daylily? It was given to me as a gift, and they did not know the name. It certainly has a different look to it and I'm hoping that will help someone to identify it for me. It has not been blooming long, so I would put it as a ML. It is roughly 28 inches tall.
Thanks!

I'll just take a guess to bump this up, I had to scroll way down to see it even though it was a recent post. I see that a lot lately. I doubt this is actually right, but it did remind me of 'Double Bold One' when I saw it. I grew it for a while and it did well, then the next thing I knew all the plants had disappeared.

Larry, thanks for giving this a guess. I appreciate it!

I added a link to 'Double Bold One', here Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Double Bold One')

Also did a search for doubles with a red eye, link here http://garden.org/plants/group...


Not sure any of them fit... Good luck

[quote="GaNinFl"]I added a link to 'Double Bold One', here Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Double Bold One')

Also did a search for doubles with a red eye, link here http://garden.org/plants/group...

Stan,
Thank you so much for the search links. I've used the Plant Database to look up daylilies by name, but I had no idea one could be so detailed in their search. Love It! Thanks for sharing!
Cynthia

I think,Tigger or Bold Tiger.I have them also in my garden

mariechristine said:I think,Tigger or Bold Tiger.I have them also in my garden

Tigger and Bold Tiger are registered as singles, and none of the images in the NGA database show doubling. They're both fairly formal, compact, wide-petaled flowers. If they bloom double for you, there's a possibility that your plants might be mislabeled.