I've got Brave World, not an impressive bloomer. The blooms look fine, I like the color, just not a lot of bloom.

I have Night Beacon and this may be it's last year here. The blooms are very pretty and distinctive but it has a pitiful bud count. I've moved it twice over the years hoping it would improve... and it did, but only slightly and not enough to suit me. I hope someone else who grows it will chime in because I'm also curious about others' experiences with it.

Celeste

It took almost five years for Brave World to begin to bloom well for me. It re-blooms well too, now. That's the only one I have of the ones you listed. I kept it for the unique color, and I'm glad I did.
kay

I had Night Beacon it"s been composted.

I'm new enough at this that I am delighted with the look of the bloom on Night Beacon. Haven't even thought about bloom count. Here is a picture of mine last year...it may give you an idea of how well it does here in OK.

Thanks for all the feedback. I have a wild place not good generally for daylilies that will grow the generic orange daylilies. When I like something a lot but they are not impressive bloomers, I stick them there & if they grow or not, oh well. Sounds like Night Beacon and Brave World are headed there.
Now I'd hope I can find plants similar to them that bloom well.
thanks again,
Brad

I used to grow Night Beacon and think it was just too tender here.

Of the four mentioned, I grow Night Beacon and it has been alright. Looks similar in bud count to the one pictured above, certainly not as prolific as some others in my garden but not bad. It just finished blooming this week.