Talking about Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Last to the Buffet Line'), pinkpurple wrote:

Last to the Buffet Line is a good garden plant here. Height and size as registered. Flowers open well and not crowded. Good number of scapes and a very decent bud count for my yard. I planted it in a row of lates, the last of course, but the problem is, it is not Very Late, or Late here. Midseason at best, and some years EM.

Talking about Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Bukharaa Spice'), Sidegate wrote:

Fun Fact: We named this daylily for our favorite curry restaurant - Bukharaa in Johns Creek, Georgia.

Talking about Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Bubbling Crude'), Sidegate wrote:

Really appropriate name for this one!

Talking about Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Dr Jekyll'), Hembrain wrote:

This impressive patterned cultivar shows instant rebloom here in zone 7b, making for a really long season of daily blooms. It bloomed until August this year (2024). Flowers open well. It is pollen fertile and pod super-fertile, even in hot and dry conditions. Increase is good despite all that blooming and pod action.

Talking about Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Sky Dragon'), adknative wrote:

Sky Dragon is a true red, with deeper blood red tones. It does not bleed in the rain and, occasionally, a bloom will open that has speckling on the petals reminiscent of Purple Cheetah or Trahlyta (though I do not see either of those in its lineage). With tall scapes, it presents very well in the mid-season garden and is quite visible at a distance.