This has to be the longest daylily showing I have ever done...More added 7/15

I won't bore you with every single daylily that I have because I have way too many of them...Here are a few of my favorites that have bloomed this summer...
BackDraft...


Last Butterfly...


Newberry Festival...


Spider Man...a favorite of mine and an outstanding performer...


Godzilla...another outstanding performer in my garden...


Festive Fall


Arthur Moore







Indian Giver...

This one I had just planted and I was surprised to see blooms on such short scapes....Trahlyta

Night Beacon..

This one was just planted this spring...Umbrella parade

Eenie Allegro...









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Superb collection, Sherry. Simply stunning.
What a magnificent selection you have shown us here today.

Pity that you didn't show more of them.......bore me, bore me.....I wanna be bored with more foto's of these striking blooms that you have.

 

Beautiful colors Sherry,..if you have some more pictures,..make my day

 

No! No! No! I want to be bored, we want to be bored. If you bore us, I will tell you the name of the last pictured daylily.

Jerry

 

What. Nice variety you have. I do so like seeing the variety you have

 

Thank you everyone...here are a couple more of ones I don't know the name of...these are older ones I had purchased years ago before all of the daylily groups around. My daylilies have done great this year but when I went out to take a few more pictures yesterday...all of my blooms were faded. I have never noticed this before on every plant that is in bloom. I guess our hot humid weather we are having right now is not for daylilies. I am glad I had taken quite a few other pictures earlier...








I still have quite a few that haven't bloomed yet...

Brookwood Vallie Sharp

 

The name of the peachy daylily with the ruffled edge is 'Arthur Moore'. With over 70,000 cultivars, unless a daylily is recent or unique, it is almost impossible to identify. My 41 named cultivars are identified in a log book by location and pictures. All others are on their own. Daylily plants from seeds(oodles and oodles) are segregated into groups. Volunteers are relocated with seed groups. Typical seed output is 300 to 500 /year.

Jerry

 

Sherry, as someone who only recently learned the joys of day lilies, I am simply overwhelmed with the variety and beauty of yours. Your photos could never be boring! Please keep them coming, named or not.

 

You have such a beautiful variety of colors how could we get bored!

 

Very nice Sherry and very pleased you took us up on posting more,..here's hoping you will be at the ready with camera at hand when more bloom.

 

El Gloriosa...

Custard Candy...

Love Conquers All....

Not sure of the name of this small dainty one...

this one is unknown

Microburst...

unknown...

Feathered storm...

Spirit Fox...it feels like leather when you touch it..

Janice Brown...



I have to confess...I truly love daylilies and just about every flower there is....and these are not all of my daylilies yet...I have stellas and a few more unknown...but as you can see by my largest flower bed, I have quite a few...My favorite place to be is in my GARDEN when the weather is nice, I can relax and just think about flowers...

 

Sherry those blooms are awesome,..i went over them three times before staring at your front garden,..now that is beautiful.

 

Lovely lovely day lilies! Last fall I planted a yellow variety and yesterday I bought an orange one. (Note to self - get better and writing down and remember the actual NAMES of the variety of plant you're buying)

 

I am so pleased that you had a second showing. I am STILL not bored.
Gosh, that front bed looks more dramatic every time I see it.