Could be. Here is PEACH MAGNOLIA which I planted last spring.

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Julia

Thanks, Julia, they do look similar, don't they? Avedon

Peach Magnolia is much bigger: at least 5". It is also about 30" tall in my garden.

Edward

Here are a couple of garden shots of Peach Magnolia in my garden. The color of yours looks spot on. Not sure what size yours is, but PM is at least 30" tall and 5" wide.

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NOIDs can be difficult to identify, but I have had some luck with a few. Hope you do too!

Vickie

Thanks, everyone, I hope I am here when this daylily blooms, so I can tell the scape height and bloom size. I have seen several pictures of Peach Magnolia on various websites, and some look exactly like mine, and others not even close. Avedon

What a gorgeous daylily! I would definitely keep it, too! Enjoy!
Don't you love certain 'mistakes"? :)

You are so right, Natalie. This one will stay here, regardless of whether or not it has a name. I will think up something to call it, while still hoping to get a correct I.D. For a number of years, I had a NOID daylily which I just found out this year is Smoky Mountain Autumn. I was calling it Copper Peach, which I thought suited very well. I would be glad for any ideas for a temporary name for this one. Avedon