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Solar Blast has always doubled for me (grown 4yrs now) It is growing/blooming with quite a bit of shade in my Texas garden

Popoki Pookie...what a fun name! This less than 4 inch bloom packs alot of interest. It's listed as Dormant yet grows & blooms well for me, even in a fairly shaded area..which may help it here in my North Texas gardens summer heat. zone 7b

Rosabelle Van Valkenburg packs alot of color into its 3 inch size. I have 2 plants from different growers, each does well..one in more Texas sun.

Unbelievable Love is blooming early this yr (2022) or others are way behind & it's on time! Very strong fragrance, multiplied nicely

Texas Two Step continues to increase yearly (in fact I didn't realize how big my clump was this season and only had half the plant tagged as such... SURPRISE!)
I actually shared with 3 friends last fall. Theirs bloomed this year. It seems to be a great one, maybe just happy growing here in my "TEXAS" gardens!

Drinks at Sunset grew for 2 seasons, then "burst out" into glorious blooms for the first time this year! Well worth the wait. PATIENCE is much needed in the gardening world, at times.

1st year to bloom, received as a bonus from Stout Gardens@Dancingtree, 2018
Lovely & bright, unusual colors..
Love it!

My 1st year to "SEE" this classic beauty! Ever hear "if a tree falls in the forest, and no one's there, does it make any sound?"
Same goes for our blooming daylilies. I thought my Frans Hals was nothing more than spikey grass. For years I always vacationed around this time. Leaving later this year has blessed me with viewing my late bloomer, Frans! Go figure...
NOTE- Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it's not blooming. Frans Hals is a great one, worth sticking around for!

Matthew Martin has an interesting color combination. What one needs to REALIZE is the changes he makes throughout the day (as seen in the most confusing photos). If you observe it at the end of the day (as I did on his 1st bloom), you wonder how 'Persian Ruby' made its way into your garden!!

Amazing Grace is a strong grower, with large true yellow blooms. We've had rains and now upper-90 temperatures, the color not phased by either. This one gets afternoon sun. Love it. It's planted in my family memory garden.

Heavenly Dark Matter is such an impressive daylily in my garden. The 7" blooms, sometimes 2 at once, seem to glow at early sunrise. Rain doesn't affect this beauty with its strong stalks, no spotting.

Popeye the Sailor, normally an early blooming evergreen, turned very brown with this year's late freeze (4-5 weeks ago, Tx zn7) I was thinking I would have to wait for a rebloom later, but..what a COMEBACK!! Popeye is a strong one and a great multiplier. Usually reblooms for me late August, too.