Nice images everyone! So good to see some color tonight.
I have a lot of "T's" that I don't think have been shown yet.
A pretty gold self with a fancy knobby edge that sometimes shows hooks and tendrils.
Pretty pattern and a nice plant. A bit shorter than it's registered height of 28" for me makes it perfect for the front of the bed where the blooms are easily seen.
A huge bloom with plastic like substance.
A pleated and relief sculpted form, great parent.
One of my favorite watermarked daylilies.
Big bloom with bright, clean color.
A polychrome of pink, lavender blue, rose.... a color that is very difficult to photograph.
Ruffled and lightly pleated, very pretty in the garden.
A bright red relief form with a dark pink watermark and white edge.
Tiki God and Texas Feathered Fancy are sculpted cristate forms that grow well in my garden.
Last year I added three "Trenton" daylilies to the garden. Thorny Melon settled in and even though we had a cooler than normal season there were thorns along the edges of the petals and sepals.
Trenton Many Faces is a pretty cream with relief and cristate sculpting.
A pretty golden yellow with knobby edge and some light relief.
An early pattern cultivar that does extremely well in the north and produces nice pattern seedlings.
Huge red UF blooms, sometimes polys, an evergreen that grows very well here in zone 4.
