Lots of eye candy here. Black Falcon Ritual, Pattern Evolution, Geechee Sunset, Inca Puzzle, and Whip City Breezie are my picks. Avedon

Love Kipling, All American Girl, Joan Derifield and Inca Puzzle especially.
I posted all my flowers already, and repeated a few - don't have a lot ;) But.. they are all new every day :)

I'm wowed by the clump shot of Enter Laughing. Black Falcon Ritual is always a favorite - whether in my garden or someone elses. The Pattern Evolution duo is really eye catching too!

Debra

I'll have to go through these several times. Wow! You have a lot of real beauties today, Julia. black Falcon Ritual is a beauty, and I really like the look of Pattern Evolution. Whip City Breezy is outstanding. Kipling is a beautiful bloom, too bad it is too short. Enter Laughing is a lovely clump. Your garden is really beautiful today, and this says Part two so I need to find Part one.
kay

I 'm new here and amazed with all the beautiful pics. My gardens have alot of plants that were marked "daylily" when i got them years ago. I think i know names of about a dozen of the many i have. I know i've been missing out. Ignorance is bliss sometimes, however, alot of enjoyment now!

Some great composition here with two different cultivars (a reality in many of our gardens and often serendipitous in color combos). Inca Puzzle is captivating. Carnival in Mexico so slow to take off here. Blue Ridge Butterfly--interesting; wonder if it is vigorous.

My favorite is Pattern Evolution.....love the eye popping colors.

Linda

Blue Ridge Butterfly is a beauty, and I love the photo of Pattern Evolution -- it looks like it was backlit just for the photo. I think I've mentioned that one before, so I must really like it.

Love that Acalpulco Daze. What a pretty cluster shot. South Seas always stands out and
Whip City Breezie is also another attention getter.....Maryl

Thanks all or the kind comments.

Pattern Evolution is a beauty and increased nicely. I'm waiting on a few more I got from Woodhenge a year ago to bloom again. First time they did good. The only one I'm concerned with is Piedmont Paleface. Seems to have been slow in recovering this spring but we shall see what the blooms bring.

I'll get back on the Blueridge Butterfly. I got it last year with 2 fans and not recalling how many fans it increased to. It is a lovely bloom.

Lori Jones daylilies do very good here and have increased nicely. Tall, large blooms, well budded and seem so far to open very good.

Julia

SOUTH SEAS -- what an oldie...but such beautiful color! I have it near some really nice newer daylilies, you know, the kind with all the bells and whistles, and teeth and patterns and whatever is the next new thing. But I'm drawn to SOUTH SEAS every day. The flowers just glow.

Julia, I have a couple of Lori's daylilies in bloom right now, and I agree with you on how good they are. Tall scapes (they're new enough that the scapes will be taller in future years), and big, bold, bright flowers that you can see from across the garden. Hardy and strong, too -- by mistake, I planted them in a bed that I discovered evidently becomes a river during winter & spring. The extreme amount and force of the water pushed mulch and soil a good 7 - 8" onto a patio and drowned some daylilies (or smothered them under ice in the winter), but Lori's daylilies responded by becoming happy, healthy clumps very quickly.

So many gorgeous ones here! I'm putting Black Falcon Ritual, Enter Laughing, Carnival in Mexico, and South Seas on my wish list. Joan Derifield is doing great for me this year too. Such a winner! Thanks for the eye candy!