I am glad that you are posting pics! I am adding NORTHWIND DANCER this Spring. It has been on my wish list. So I am glad that it has done well. Anyone grow GOD SAVE THE QUEEN? I have won that one from Tink I am excited about trying it here in KY.

I have several coming and must expand my garden. Lot of mine also need
dividing . So much work to do!


Hi, C59

I love purple! These do well for me. The top pic is The FLOWER FORMALLY KNOWN AS JILL Yost

JANE TRIMMER is the bottom pic

I am not a big yellow fan but this was a bonus a few yr back and it has done so well for me. It is one that catches your eye across the yard!

Yellow Mammoth

Love yellows and purples. Nice ones Teresa!!!

Those are all lovely Teresa.

Those are very nice Teresa. Love Yellow Mammoth! I've had JANE TRIMMER now for 2 seasons, but have never seen a bloom. Maybe it'll do better if I get it in the ground. Some daylilies do fine in pots, others not so much. Wish I could start planting now.

Really love that last yellow, Teresa! Must be a showstopper when it gets going!

Oh Me, I love the purples but your Yellow Mammoth is awesome. I need to get a few yellows to add to mine I've got coming in and that would be a great one. Do you know if it's pod fertile?? Blessings, Mona

Beautiful Purples aren't they.

Thank you to everyone that posted what did well for them - we learn so much from each other

I saw Lillian's Crazy Arms already mentioned on here twice as doing well. It was added to my garden in fall of 2010 and bloomed like crazy 2011.

spring 2011, I added Lillian's Sweet Thing and it settled in nicely and bloomed. Love it when they jump to it.

Others that did very well in 2011:

Pandora's Treasure - bloom and rebloom even with pod set.
Wonder of It All - Does well every year even though I set it heavily with pods
Zagora - an older beauty that blooms and re-blooms heavily every year - great garden plant
Discarded Beauty (below) - great increase and strong scapes

This is discarded beauty - the cages are to keep my 4-pawed children from breaking the scapes

This is CAROLYN M. Leslie Mauck intro. It has multiplied like rabbits and rebloomed very late too.

I added WEBSTERS PINK WONDER last yr and for it to be a relocated plant I thought it did very well. Blooms are so LARGE.

I like the warm, soft colors in Carolyn.

I like all of them.

Oh Debra, what an adorable look... Does that little one get lots of treats? I'd be passing them over like crazy with a look like that!

He knows how to use it, for sure. You should see the soulful, piteous look he gives when he puts his chin on my thigh while I'm eating at the table. But, even with both having Oscar-worthy performances, they are limited as to how many treats they get per day.

Lisa, I like the avatar, including that tiny little fly to the left.

Debra,
You had to open to a big picture to see that little guy
The bloom is my seedling - Tooth ad nail x Puffer fish

Well, sometimes things work out better than you plan. Like I said I got Yellow Mammoth as a bonus and I know you guys have had the same thought.. Oh great just what I wanted lol. It has changed my mind, and now is a favorite oldie yellow.

Love your seedling Debra! Color and form are wonderful! Teeth aren't bad either :~)

I bought a mess of DL's last spring(NO!) and this came as a bonus, it bloomed one or two blooms fairly early. Later it rebloomed and and really made an impression on me for a plant that had been in the ground less than 12 weeks.







Carolina Sunrise