Oh my, these are much too beautiful to be "leftovers" ha! CATHERINE NEAL is such a stunning color and APACHE WAR DANCE just glows. Lovely, lovely, lovely.

Very, very pretty. We are having rain too, and I just couldn't make myself fight it for pictures. Yours are beautiful, Debra. That's a lovely duo of last snowflake. Apache War Dance is gorgeous. Beautiful group of Chance Encounter. What enormous Yellow blooms on the Davisson. And Primal Scream is always a favorite.
You haven't a clinker in the bunch.
kay

wow, that MISS GOLDIE GOLDDIGGER ! Love it.
I need some taller ones to be seen over my tall phlox.
I'll have to check out to see if Davisson's do well here.
I'm relieved to hear that PRIMAL SCREAM may take a while to settle in, I've been waiting....
Thanks for more great photos.
Sharon

Miss Goldie Digger is STUNNING!!! I love the ones that tower over the others! Also love Apache War Dance...now that's RED!

Tammy

Catherine Neal is such a nice dark one. Good to know the color holds up. Others I like are Cardinal Desire and Last Snowflake. Cardinal Desire is really nice with the yellow edge and throat! Marg

What's the summary again on the growth habit of Last Snowflake? Chance Encounter has been an especially slow opener this year. Maybe after I have said this, it will improve.

I love the look of Last Snowflake. Unfortunately it hasn't done well here, but I moved it in hopes that it would shape up and look more like yours. Catherine Neal is another one that looks great and I've always wanted. Bought it once and got the wrong plant. Love the bright color of Apache War Dance.
Val

Beautiful....all of them. I'd have a hard time choosing a favorite.
Rained here late in the day and so muggy.

Marg - Cardinal Desire actually has a white edge. The sun shining on it, made it look more cream in my pic. I checked the Ipad, and it looks so yellow on that. The colors in my photos don't translate well on Ipads and Iphones, if that's what you're using. When it's hot, the white edge is toothed.

Mantis - Are you talking about increase when you say growth? It is a very slow increaser here. I bought it as a single fan five years ago. It immediately split into three fans. Five years later, it's only six fans. Edward up in Canada gave up on his after the third year when it was still a single fan. (Edward if you're reading this and I have the time frame wrong, please correct.)

Debra

wow, Debra.I love CATHERIN NEAL that is a beauty.LAST
SNOWFLAKE is always a beauty. I love that one, too.
and always love APACHE WAR DANCE, love that red. all beautiful today.

jean

Beautiful selection for today! Apache War Dance is So bright, wow. Miss Goldie G - tall and huge - love it! And my very favorite is your gorgeous Last Snowflake.
Ah, too bad it might not do well in colder zones.

It's been raining every day here in FL and the plants love it.
Great photos of some wonderful daylilies my favorite is Chance Encounter, what a super color.
Linda

My LAST SNOWFLAKE has continued to do OK. I bought mine around the same time Debra did & I assume it came as a SF. But I've never counted fans, so if that's what you want to know about, I can't help you.

It's never really followed the registration stats: again, I haven't measured, but I seriously doubt it's 32", and there are nowhere near the registered 7 branches and 60 buds. Not even close. Weirder though, is that LS is registered as a VL, but mine always blooms midseason.

Despite those differences, it's still here, in an overall zone 6 garden, and each bloom opens perfectly. It's very, very pretty. I do have it in a sheltered spot that's protected from winter weather by a stucco house wall and nearby stone patio and is possibly a warm microclimate that could be zone 7 - but it's a bit dry there, and I usually forget to water it. It might put on a better show if it received more water, and since this has been such a wet year, I'll be checking on it to see about that.

Lynxe - It sounds like you've had similar experience with Last Snowflake. Mine has also bloomed midseason. The most buds I've ever had are 27. Usually it has 18-20. The scapes are never taller than 25-26 inches here. But the flowers are always perfect! No complaint there.

Debra

Linda - I think a lot of forum member are getting lots of rain this week. It should induce some rebloom on our plants for later blooms!

Debra

ASIAN FAIRY BLUEBIRD really is pretty, & I love Cardinal Desire. Wonderful photo of Chance Encounter too.
I'm hoping that rain several of us are getting means lots of rebloom this year. It has been so cool here the last couple of days with the rain too. Nice to get a break from heat, but I am ready for a little sun. Doesn't sound like it will come tomorrow though.

tall goldie is a great bold accent. like it!

tall goldie is a great bold accent. like it!

Dean - I bet aliens traveling the galaxy can see Miss Goldie from outerspace. She is so big and so bright!

Debra

Wow, I can't believe you didn't give up on Primal Scream after waiting that long. Chance Encounter is such a beautiful shade of rose/raspberry.

Chris - I did give up on Primal Scream. But I was just too lazy to take it out of the pot. It's going in the ground this year. Hope it won't be another four years before I see blooms.

Debra