Well, I sent a long answer and Houz must of ate it. My iris are blooming now so I can at least let you know the colors of those that do bloom. Some have dug themselves in so deep they haven't bloomed. I have-white, light blue, dark and light pink, black, dark and light purple, yellow and a few that are speckled or streaked. See Day lily picture. I don't know which plants have which colors. I would have to wait until the end of May to know. I traded and bought about 20 more varieties that I don't have pictures of. I was wondering what colors you have?

StevePa I checked out all the sports in the Loyalist, Pathfinder, Revolution family and found Woop Woop which is a Pathfinder sport. It looks like a possibility. Then I found some Whirlwind sports Cyclone & Oreo Cream. They are also in the running? Lee I checked out Royal Tiara and read that it is chartreuse & white but there are similarities . The pic you posted looks very much like the coloration of mine so I will continue to explore the sports. steve duggins I will explore that Apple Court avenue as well. My eyes were going buggy last night so I will continue today. Thanks all. sandyslopes I think because of the corrugation GE is a possible contender in the gene pool. It is most worthy seedling either way. It will be interesting to see its growth. Here is another shot of my NOID at the end of June with Gemstone & Curly Fries in front, Summer Squall & Choo Choo Train behind. All the plants are on their 3rd yr. This will hopefully help from a size perspective.

This one was a bonus and I managed to leave the label too long without recording it. It is q1uite pretty, so I left it. This is supposed to be a Munson but the lady I got it from didn't know its name. It is such a good bloomer and matched a rose I had next to it that I kept it and can't imagine getting rid of it. I will have to find the photo of "Fay's Lovely Mistake" although I have posted it on the forum before, but when I find it, I will post again and maybe someone is looking that hasn't seen it before. kay

Sherry, your noid is very pretty! Kate, those are nice yellows too. It's pretty hard to identify the yellows--so many of them. Like Kate, we don't obsess about the names of the Noids. If we like them, we keep them. If not, we sell or give them away. Many gardeners don't care if they have a name. Our first Noid came from the Region 2 Summer Meeting back in 2015. It was a tiny little fan that broke off a bigger fan. We took it. It seemed to bloom late for us (it was very small then), but now it doesn't. I believe it might be Janet's Magic. We give the Noids a garden name. This is Region 2 Orphan. I have posted this before. Somebody on the forum thought it is Opera Elegance. We call it PC Yellow Red. PC are the initials from the person we got it from. It's a nice daylily and will stay in our garden whether or not it has a name. Since we even breed with it, if I can track down Opera Elegance, I will buy it and compare the two. We bought the last name with no name. It is a late blooming tall and small diploid. The seller thought it might be Hungarian Paprika Late. It's just new so I don't have many pictures of it. I have a couple more of which one is a beautiful red, but I don't have a picture of it. If I find one, I will post it. It's a modern one. The seller sent it instead of the one we asked for. The name he gave us doesn't seem to fit. Nancy