Let me clarify myself. I don't mean only doubles but also ruffles. Thank you so much.

Judy

I have Scrambled. It is fairly large, beautiful yellow with a green throat and ruffled. I love it. Nancy

You didn't specify which shade of yellow you preferred - creamy yellow, bright gold, etc. I have gazillions of pictures and will send a few. I assume that you are excluding spiders and UFs? There are many good ones in that category too! This is a great creamy yellow double by Pat Stamile. It is very hardy here! This is PUCCINI.

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Here's another nice one. This was hybridized by Augie Krupyien and should be hardy if you're in zone 5. It doesn't double all the time - great color though! This is BIG GEORGE. It was a big hit at the 2006 National meeting on LI.
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This is considered a "standard" and anyone just starting out might consider this one. This is David Kirchhoffs' Stout Medal winner, BILL NORRIS.

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David Kirchhoff has some great large yellow doubles. His DUTCH YELLOW TRUFFLE ( pictured) was a huge hit at the 2008 National meeting in TX.

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Here's one more for now. This is by the late Bob Carr. It also has some sculpting,as you can see. There will be a big article about sculpting in the Spring Journal which should be out in a few weeks.

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I am not sure what big is because mine all tend to be smaller than advertised. Bill Norris is excellent but medium sized in my garden. America's Most Wanted is very nice. It is lighter yellow and larger bloom than Bill Norris. Smuggler's Gold and Mary Ruffin, which is out of Smuggler's Gold will be crazy excellent performers in a Zone 5 garden.

America's Most Wanted

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Mary Ruffin

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Smuggler's Gold

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I understand what you mean about putting together an order. My orders are usually watermarks, pinks and purples, plus reds -- but the yellows really make the garden pop.

Here are a few favorites, all older and inexpensive:

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This post made me realize I don't have very many froo-froo yellows. Time to remedy that!

Chris

This is a real "frou frou" yellow, regrettably still fairly new and expensive. HOLY GUACAMOLE ( Salter) has a greenish cast.

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This one is large, but not ruffly. Older, inexpensive.
Newberry Echo
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This one is ruffly, but not very large. One of my favorite yellows. Older, inexpensive.
Newberry Frilly Lady
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Another favorite
Larry Grace
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One of the first to bloom here. Picture doesn't do it justice. Gorgeous yellow with corduroy detail.
Glorious Is The Morning
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These are some others that I have, but don't have pictures. Some are new.

Gaudy Gaudy - golden yellow with heavy ruffled edge.
Hot Cakes
Going Places - new here - very large (7 inch) creamy yellow, but not ruffly.
Patsy Carpenter - added in fall of 07, didn't bloom here last year but I've seen it blooming in local gardens. Gorgeous large (7 inch) yellow polychrome
Yazoo Elsie Hintson - huge (8 inch) creamy yellow, inexpensive
Siloam Clary's Parade - large yellow
America's Most Wanted - a favorite creamy yellow
Big Bird - new to me. Haven't seen it bloom yet, but was a favorite of several people I know. Inexpensive.
Blake Allen - also new. Saw blooming in local garden. Very large (7 inch) deep yellow.
Condilla - smaller golden double
Double Donnie - very pretty lemon yellow double

Michelle

Floota - what is the name of the Bob Carr intro you posted? Very pretty.
Michelle

I have Going Places,here it's one of my latest yellows to bloom, closely followed by West Hampton which is also very nice. I think Going Places is my favorite. I just got Newberry Frilly Lady last year and look forward to seeing it bloom.
VG

Oops, Michelle, the Bob Carr daylily pictured earlier was ENGRAVED INVITATION. Here is another big yellow double from David Kirchhoff,TRUFFLE SUNRISE.

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Another good one - and this is a really large bloom - is RAM by Oscie Whatley. It has a faint but attractive white edge. Sorry the Echinacea was right in the line of vision. Ugh!

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Thanks for the info on Engraved Invitation. Thought that might be it, but wanted to make sure. Loving Ram also. It's been on my wishlist for a couple years.

Going Places really caught my eye last year when I purchased it locally. I also bought Westhampton at the same place. Forgot about that one. I'm looking forward to seeing all these bloom this year.

We just got our first real snow in 5 years last night. About 4 inches. After getting about 4 inches of rain. It's been melting today and is a awful muddy mess outside. Supposed to get down to 16 tonight. UGH... I can't wait for spring!

Michelle

I fell in love with Megan's Love and have two large clumps now. Not sure I would call it fluffy, but it is large. Here is the AHS description: (Shooter, 1993)
height 34", bloom 6", season M, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Pale yellow self with deeper light yellow throat.
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Here is YAZOO ELSIE HINTSON that someone else mentioned. It is a good older cultivar - very open form.
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Another good older yellow - this one has a rose edge. Good garden plant! David Kirchhoff's LIZ GOBBEL.

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Brocaded Gown is a fairly large pale yellow. Not sure what you mean by fluffy. It's an older one and so it's inexpensive.

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Here are a few:

BETTY WARREN WOODS
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BROCADED GOWN
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OLYMPIC SHOWCASE
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My favorite yellow is a big 8" UF - SPIDER MIRACLE
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Good luck!
Kathy

Here are a few more good yellows. This is another big double - this one by Jeff Salter - JOHN KINNEBREW. Before purchasing it for a zone 5 garden, I would check with others about its hardiness. It is fine here on the edge of 6/7, but I don't know about 5.

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This is a great older variety - but the color is a very intense gold. I wouldn't be without it. Although a lot of newer daylilies have left the garden, this one stays! Great color intensity and it should be northern hardy.
This is JERUSALEM.
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Here's another older one - but it has stayed because it is a good performer. KATHLEEN SALTER.

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WOW, thanks everyone.

I don't know what I mean by fluffy either. I like the words Frou Frou or is it froo-froo better. You have given me several to look at. I especially like Puccini, Mary Ruffin, Engraved Invitation, Ram, Glorious is the Morning and of course love Holy Guacamole, but he may be to cashy.

Thanks again.

Judy

A favorite that I grow..PINE BELT PERFECTION (Boykin 1998) dip, dor, 16, 6.5, EM, Fra out of Jack Carpenter's RUFFLED PERFECTION

I think registered size stat's are conservative, it seems larger & a little taller here.

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I have Bettie Jernigan's "Hildred West" it is a big 10" and is fairly inexpensive. An added bonus with Hildred West is that it polys often.