I found this:
SCHEFFLERA. OCTOPUS PLANT, UMBRELLA PLANT

Guess it's a house plant tho, in your zone, and mine.

I also have a "Beatles garden" :)

There is a climbing rose called "Penny Lane", and dont forget the freesia that inspired the title for John and Yoko's album "Double Fantasy"

I couldn't think of anything to represent Ringo, does anyone know if he gardens?

It's a bit dissappointing that despite his well known love of gardening, there hasn't been anything named for George!
I really hope someone who hybridizes lotus will pick something nice for him....as this is how he wished to be remambered. In the meantime , perhaps a few lovely old vintage garden gnomes perhaps?

A white agastache foeniculum, called Album, hence a white album.

The Monkey flower, which you would not want to hide.

Yellow Submarine, a hosta
Michelle, a verbena
Sun King, a sophora
(Pink)Prudence, an azaela
Magical Mystery, a daylily
Lady Madonna, a pelargonium
Inner Light, a water lily
Yoko Ono, a chrysanthenum
Lovely Linda, an azaela
There are also quite a few Julias, but theres always a last name as well.

And, if youre willing to do covers:

Long Tall Sally, a rose
Dizzy Miss Lizzy, a hosta
and, the money plant.

Personally I cant believe that plant breeders have not yet pounced upon:
Lovely Rita(very upright and can be invasive with a sister or two,)
Mean Mr Mustard(a brownish marigold with a strong scent,)Blue Jay Way (a blue jasione,)
Fool on the Hill( a heather,)
Good Day Sunshine(knock your eyes out yellow,)
Tomorrow Never Knows"(a dark voodoo lily,)
Maxwells Silver Hammer(an artemisia,)
Martha My Dear( a dog violet,)
Teddy Boy,
Sweet Little Sixteen,
Johnny B Goode(for a campanula ringing bell)
Twist and Shout(a bright orange twiner.)

Springcherry

Theres a Dark Horse Weigela!

I want one too.

Where went the sun,
Springcherry

I'll have to find the Dark Horse. Let me know if you find it somewhere! I'm still daydreaming about the sunshine. How much more rain can there be?

Although I loved reading he liked Japanese maples. Me too.

Sharon

I only have a couple of McCartney roses... so far.

Harison's Yellow is also called the "Yellow Rose of Texas" and it should be pretty easy to come by.

George once said that he wanted to be remembered as a lotus and that flower was used for the video of the re-release of "My Sweet Lord" So a Lotus would represent him well and per his own wishes. Sure would be nice to have one named for him.

I have Lords and Ladies (Arum Maculatum) that I collected at Friar Park. They bloomed the first time just after he died and I will have seeds this year from them if anyone has "Beatly" stuff they want to trade.

**Macca**

Drumstick alliums
Starflower (pentas and amsonia)
Blazing star (liatris)
'Ringo' giant white and purple Dutch iris
'Ringo 2000' series bedding geranium
Spring star flower (ipheian)
'Drummer Boy' dahlia
'Drummer Boy' crimson floribunda rose

Also from a web chat he gave on 15th February 2001 I have some of George's own recommendations of plants for gardens his suggestions were Miscanthus Zebrinas and Malepartus and a ginger by the name of Kahili.

Whilst searching for plants to add to my garden I have made a list of over 200 varieties of differnet plants that could be seen to represent George and his work some of the links are a tad tenuous but some that might be helpful to you are

A Rhoddodendhon - George's Delight
A minature Lilly - Sweet Lord
Various plants with the variety name of Midnight Blue

Whilst I would dearly love a plant to be named after George in the abscence of this I have looked for plants that have the same name as a song lyric or can be seen to represent important people in his life such as the Dark Lady Rose to represent Olivia, The Little Leo Sunflower to represent his son, George's son is s Leo and he's not very tall, The Rhoddodenrhon Patty B etc etc.

As part of the hard landscaping a mosaic of the Dark Horse record lable logo will be included.

I hope this gives you some ideas for plants and themes to represent George in you Beatles themed gardens

Looking forward to corresponding with you all on this forum. I will be setting up a website once I start work on the gardens and will pass the link onto you all when it is ready.

Here's a list of daylily names that I cannot use because they've already been taken. Seems you could fill a rather large bed with just Beatle-themed daylilies:

ACROSS THE UNIVERSE (2004)
AIN'T SHE SWEET (2000)
ANNA (1982)
ASK ME WHY (1978)
BECAUSE (1972)
BLUE JAY WAY (2001)
DAY TRIPPER (1998)
DEAR PRUDENCE (1994)
DIZZY MISS LIZZY (2003)
DOUBLE FANTASY (1985)
EIGHT DAYS A WEEK (2004)
EVERY LITTLE THING (1994)
FEVER (1976)
HELTER SKELTER (1981)
JULIA (1950)
LADY MADONNA (1989)
LONG TALL SALLY (1996)
MICHELE (1953)
MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR (2001)
MARMALADE SKIES (1994)
PENNY LANE (2000)
RINGO'S STAR (2004)
SERGEANT PEPPER'S BAND (2000)
STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOEVER (1997)
SUN KING (1980)
TANGERINE HORSES (1996)
TWIST AND SHOUT (1995)
YELLOW SUBMARINE (2006)

There's likely others that I didn't think to look up or are too new to be listed on the American Hemerocallis Society website. There's also a NORWEGIAN WOODS but I figured the "s" discounted it. Of these, I grow TANGERINE HORSES and STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER, both of which I highly recommend. I ordered RINGO'S STAR for this spring.

Some of the oldest ones might be difficult to locate, while some of the newest might be rather pricey. To find sources for any of the above, just enter the word daylily followed by the name into a google search.

Imagine!