Sweet pinks indeed all are lovely.
Linda

PSM is really doing a great job this year.
Perhaps the added benefit of alot of rain versus extensive periods of heat is causing the pinkish tones?

Love all the pics.

Julia

All of the pinks are nice, but I'm most drawn to Regal Fantasy and Integrated Logistics, which is showing great pinching. It usually takes mine three or four blooms before it pinches.

I'm going to look up Queen of Narnia. If it's another Trimmer near-white, I'm going to stop looking them up.

Really like your pinks. You enabled me on Natalie Antoinette last year, but wouldn't you know it, I had my first attack of rust and NA was so badly infected (and infectious) that I had to pitch it before it even bloomed. I'll enjoy yours from now on. It's so pretty.....I love fancy edges and Once Upon a Dream is right up my alley. Lillian's Jinger Bread (an odd name for a pink) is such a soft femine pink. Really nice. And even though it's not pink Patricia Snyder Memorial always catches my eye....What an attractive group you have here. Looking forward to your big flush.......Maryl

Not a Trimmer! Your photo looks so different than the one you posted on Tinker's. Is this the first year it's had that gold edge?

I really like that bright clump of all amer. chief, and the next summer dancing bird is very nice!

Chris - I think a Petit near white is just about as bad as a Trimmer near white as far as hardiness. I've had Queen of Narnia three years. This is the first time I've ever seen the pink tones. I had the gold edge last year too. It has indeed changed a lot since I posted photos of a new plant on Tinker's. I have issues with it, and have almost sold it several times. My issues are it has scapes that are too short for that giant big flower and it multiplies slowly.

As for Regal Fantasy, I initially lost it one winter in a pot. So I would question its hardiness farther north. When the temperature is right, it's as true a purple as you'll find in the daylily world. And, it's got that applique eye!

Debra

Beautiful, Debra. Regal Fantasy is my favorite, but I love all American Chief and Integrated Logistics. Patricia Snider memorial is a beauty!
kay

Julia - Your weather explanation might account for the pink tones in the near whites.

Maryl - I'm so sorry Natalie Antoinette didn't work out for you. I truly love that one. I think the name Lillian's Jinger Bred refers not to the color, but to the ornate ruffled edges being like the white icing on gingerbread houses.

Dean - All American Chief is a beacon in the garden, and I love the extreme spooning of Dancing Summerbird.

Debra

I was just ready to put Queen of Narnia on my wish list, but then read your additional comments. Short scapes and big flowers are not my taste. Like the coral tones in Once Upon a Dream.

So many pretty pinks, but my favorites today are All American Chief with its beautiful clear red color and Integrated Logistics.
Val

Chris, I didn't get your e-mail. You can click on my name here if you lost the address.

The pic of Integrated Logistics makes me think I might like pinched throats.

Debra, I'm so impressed with every daylily you've displayed here. They are all so perfect. I'll have to vote for all of them!

Nancy

Thanks for the additional info on Queen of Narnia. I love the big flowers, but not on short scapes. And I have enough plants that are too slow to increase, so I guess I don't need another one.

Beautiful blooms and beautiful colors. I go for ALL AMERICAN CHIEF as my favorite.

Rita - You always love the reds so much. All American Chief really held its color today in the sunshine and muggy air,

Debra

WOW Debra, the pinks are very pretty, but, I love that red American chief.its gorgeous, that last photo is gorgeous, too.

jean

Super pics! I love them all, but something about Dancing Summer Bird I love more :) Thanks for sharing!

darobi - Dancing Summer Bird is a very unique daylily. There aren't many with that shape.

Debra

Thanks Debra for the explanation on Lilian's Jinger Bred. Makes perfect sense once you get past the spelling. I like it alot. Would you call it a true pink in the same tone as say Shores of Time or is it more peachy pink?....Maryl

Maryl - Lillian's Jinger Bred is definitely a true pink. I don't see any peachy tones here.

Debra

All beautiful! My favorite is the first one, Once Upon A Dream. Looove the edge! Both pics of it are gorgeous