Oh. My. Gosh. Don't know where to start. You have so many that I love!!

I'm so jealous that you have Simmering Elephants!

White Chocolate is jaw-dropping. Beautiful.

The colors on Rose F. Kennedy are to die for!!

Thanks for posting your lovely ML bloomers. They are all knockouts, but I especially loved MEAN GREEN and ROSE F. KENNEDY.

Debra

I love the color on SIMMERING ELEPHANTS. I know its a strange color but I love it. You have some really beautiful blooms as usual.

I was really pleased to see Karol's TIM KORDNER as I just planted mine this spring. I wanted to order it last year but she was sold out.

You always have so many I like! I like the white midrib on Lucky Streak. The colors on Rose F Kennedy are unbelievable! I've been trying to collect more doubles & really like Rose Corsage & Dorothy & Toto. I don't think I will see Ginny Mitchell this year..no scapes :(

Thanks for the post. I'm looking at adding more ML-L-VL here but I'm finding that very difficult to find daylilies which are eye catching, will survive our winters (very unpredicatable) and be reasonable in price.
I have a couple now marked as Lates so it will be interesting to see just how late they will bloom till.

Julia

Julia, SHOO FLY PIE and some others of Dan Bachman's, BOOGIE MY WOOGIE BABY, CHARON THE FERRYMAN and SUSIE CREAM CHEESE,are all very reliable ML-L bloomers and should be hardy for you. Jim Murphy has a lot of L-VL blomers. A couple of his ( OLFACTORY EVIDENCE and RUNNING LATE) haven't even started blooming yet. And LOLA BRANHAM is an old standard, the hybridizer Clayton Burkey is in our region but he lives on a Mt. in PA that is zone 4. All of these ( if you like spiders and UFs) should be perfectly hardy for you. Jim's are newer and thus more expensive but all of the others should be fairly reasonable.

Rose F Kennedy is just awesome, I sure wish it lived in MY garden. All of them are so beautiful. I love your posts so much, THANK YOU!!
You didn't say what the Linda Agin was. It looks like Ellis Powell.

Dot

Oops, sorry, the one by Linda Agin was her THREE WOMENS. Actually got a slightly better pic of it this AM, although the bloom won't settle down and exhibit good form. Linda named this after the hospital where she first got her treatment a couple of years ago. I saw a picture of this in the Dixie Daylily ( subscribed out of region to it) years ago when it was a seedling and loved it then. It is out of REYNA, I think. It does have that double edge that reminds one of ELLIS POWELL.

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Lots of nice blooms. I want to add some more late ones to my garden. I have so many people tell me they want to come get my daylilies but they're busy this week and next week the kids are coming, etc. I try to tell them if they wait to long they will be gone. I like Mean Green and Rose Kennedy but they are all super. Thanks and keep posting. Judy

Lucky Streak stands out. I didn't at first care for the spiders, but they do start to grab ya. The doubles you posted are very very nice, need to find some room for the doubles too. It's nice to see your later ones.
Cindy

Rereading my post. Friends are NOT going to get my daylilies. LOL They can look however. Judy

The first and last are my favs but they are all so gorgeous! You have a nice collection to say the least!

Well you need to post more often! Those are just beautiful! It is awe-inspiring to think this is the down-side of your blooms. Thank you for posting. I especially love that "White Chocolate" and "Rose Kennedy".
kay

Julie:
Thanks for the suggestion. I have Susie Cream Cheese on my wish list for awhile now. I'll check out the others as well. Hoping to get to Grace Gardens(Tom and Kathy Rood) this coming weekend and check some out IF the rain holds off.

Any others which are not spiders/UF's that you can recommend? I don't dislike them but looking for variety as well in the colors and forms.

Julia

You can post as many as you want because these are drop dead gorgeous! We appreciate the time that you have taken to post so many for our enjoyment.

I love Rose Kennedy and Lucky Streak. And that Tim Kordner, what a beaut!

Vickie

Here are a few more that have bloomed the past couple of days. This one of Margo Reed's has a huge green throat. This is MONSTER MAGIC:

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Another great late bloomer from Jim Murphy is ALCHEMIST.It is also tall.

BOUNDLESS BEAUTY had nine blooms one day this week:

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And MARK ALAN CARPENTER has been here about three years. It hadn't had really good blooms until this year.

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Goodness, where to start?!?!?

Shoo-Fly Pie is going on my list, although I may have to wait until the price comes down. I don't have a single peachy pink UFO cascade like that.

I just purchased and planted Toodleroo Kangaroo this spring and love it! You've captured the colors well.

Oh how I'd love to have Lucky Streak! (someday)

Lola Branham was new in my garden last year, and I can't remember how it bloomed, or if it bloomed at all. Hope mine looks as marvelous as your photo.

WOW - Rose F. Kennedy really shows that much green?!?! What a nice combination with the rich purple.

You have a fantastic collection, and thanks for sharing.

Julie

Such a beautiful collection of blooms! So hard to even think about choosing a favorite! Loved Mean Green and White Chocolate...oh yeah, and Rose F Kennedy, and I do think that I am going to have to add some Kangaroos just for the names!

Thank you for sharing!

Julie

Fantastic photos! But for me, ROSE F. KENNEDY stole the show...gorgeous.
Kathy