Bob,
Make sure you have some backup, awful to lose your photos!
Edited to add:
Can't believe that happened just going to Windows 10, really can't believe they did it without making backups!!!

I did find my power point from the September Pollen Dabbers meeting . Here are a few pictures that I do have and no I have no introductions and nothing for sale. I do mostly small, 3 1/2" and I have a pink program

Really nice looking photos!

Here's a few from my garden...

Peach Yum Yum


Pink Embers


Pride of Father


Aunt Wimp


Siloam Double Classic

Very nice blooms Bob!

Those are nice and Robin! I particularly like Pride of Father.

SDC is a classic, sorry if that sounds redundant.

Bob and Robin I love them

Well I just found out that a daylily that I thought would have been described as pink is actually described as peach. I did have someone who walked past it and said "ewww!" Everybody has their own idea of what is pretty!

About the People (Owen-P, 2011)


It is a favorite because of all the blooms it puts out. The database says that the branching is 5-6 way with a 31-35 bud count. But the branching is somewhat close, so they do get in the way of each other sometimes.

touchofsky said:Here are a couple of pictures of Forestlake Ragamuffin taken in my garden this past summer. It has done well for me.

Thanks so much! I am going to order one using a coupon.

I have 3 possiblities SEF I have plenty of if you want a piece for shipping or a trade.

mandolin


Spacecoast Extreme Fashion


Feeling Thorny I have not see this one in person say orange sherbert as base color

Vickie some of the stats for About the people are impressive. I like it.

Apricot Jade does not have high bud count, but is reliable here and increases quite well. Sorry, I see I posted earlier in this thread.

AJ is worth seeing again!

Just tuning in and wanted to share a few pics.
A small, older beauty from Wild in 1960, a bit like Bertie Ferris, but nicer, is Melon Balls, which I've enjoyed for 20 years. I've seen it in this thread, but here are a couple more. The first one has a golden glow about it, and the second, taken later in the day, showws the amazing corrugation and texture of the petals. Always a reliable bloomer in July.


Siloam Double Classic is described as a bright pink self, but it has more of an orange glow much of the time. Purchased in 2004, I've found that is rarely fully a double.


Lake Norman Sunset was also introduced in this thread.Having enjoyed it also for 20 years, I find it moves through the range of orange to peach to pink.


I've enjoyed this thread, and hope I can find some more to add.

Here's an oldie: HOSANNA (Reckamp-Klehm 1978)

Somehow, despite really liking the peach/apricot color family, I only had 4 until this past June:

Savannah Debutante


Seaside Scallop (from Seaside Daylily Farm on Martha's Vineyard, which is sadly no longer selling online)


A peachy-pink NoID that's very likely a seedling from Frans Hals and Seaside Scallop (which were beside each other and fairly distant from other DLs). At least, it looks like their love child. My own name for this one is Rocky Hill Road, for the street I grew up on. Also, that's from where I dug it up, before moving it to NC.


A peach NoID that's honestly one of my very favorite daylilies. I have no earthly idea from whence it came, but it may also be from my parents yard.


This past summer, I got a couple more:

Nowhere to Hide (technically, it's brown, but I see a lot of peach behind all that purple veining)


Strawberry Candy (technically, it's strawberry pink, but it sure as heck looks peach to me)

Such pretty peaches and apricots on here! Especially like Hosanna and Ken's peachy-pink NOID. Peachy-pinks are my favorite in the garden:)

Here is one that was given to me as a NOID and is not anything special as far as branching or bud count, but I just love the color. I think what I like about it most is that orange throat with the light pink eye. "Fooled Me" is in the second picture on the far right, showing the color difference.

This NOID is one of the few doubles I have, I like it though. Doesn't always double but the single blooms are still nice. Has a touch of rust but it doesn't seem to harm it any and never bad enough to make the foliage look to bad.

Badgerland Mango Tango, Klehm 2019 a gift plant from last years National Convention is a nice looking plant. I saw it in bloom at one of the tour gardens.