Ouch Sherry. I've had an eye injury before and it hurt like the dickens. I sure hope you are back in business tomorrow. This has been a wonderful thing you started and we need you to be able to see the fruits of your labor.......I'm posting a partial picture of Leslie Renee, one of my favorite pinks. I hope you can see the diamond dusting on the petals. She's just an overall really nice pink.....Maryl Leslie Renee: {{gwi:2124561}}

Here's 4 of mine: Lady Arabella, a very early good performer; Lake Norman Spider, nice but could use more buds some years; Late Plum, very mediocre performanc and going to be replaced this spring, and Lord Chamberlain, which does very well.
Brad

Hope your eyes feel better soon

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My second set of 4 are all lavender in color, bloom well and 3 of the 4 are early [Lav. Illusion is mid]! Lavender Dew is one of my favorites;
Brad

Hope your vision improves fast. Everyone I know who has had lasik was thrilled with the fast & great results.
I have a few Ls, I'll start with Lake Norman Spider, I love the color

Lady Neva

Lavender Deal is an oldie that I really like, great big blooms that go on for a long time
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The gorgeous Lexington Avenue

Lime Frost
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Lip Smack, fairly new to my garden, it bloomed nicely last year & I like the bold color

Little Audrey is a small flower, I'm not into small flowers, but this one starts blooming early & just blooms & blooms
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Little Bumblebee, another small flower, very tiny but the flower stalks are much above the foliage

Little Rosy Cloud is such a pretty color & the flowers aren't really that "little"
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Loch Ness Monster

Lord of Rings

Lotus Position
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Lounge Lizard-a dark color that holds its color amazingly well through the day

Nancy, You've got some winners there!
Little Rosy Cloud caught my attention, because I have an unnamed one that looks like it and when I googled LRC, the characteristics matched min. Here's 2 pics. What do you think?
Brad

Lavender Blue Baby.

Longlesson Avalon.

Lord of Rings.

Brad, to my eye, my Little Rosy Cloud has a bit of ruffle at the edges & the flowers a little rouner. The color looks right though.
I really like the color of Lady Arabella & Lavender Blue Baby.
I have to remember to get a better photo of Lord of Rings next summer. My photo isn't realistic of it, I think because I used some roundup a little too close. I took the photo at the time because I really liked the way it looked last year :)

Lipstick Traces.

Loving all these Ls what a great group shot of Lady Neva.
Lounge Lizard was already on my list!
Sherry, Hope you have a speedy recovery!
Cindy

Lava Flow

Blooms early, and has done well for me!

cindy

Lady Betty Fretz

Cindy

I think you're right Nancy. Mine is close, but not LRC.
Brad

Last Man Standing is a nice late blooming bicolor.

Last Snowflake does not bloom late here, but it is a beautiful flower.

This is Lavender Oasis. We're not really into narrow forms much, but this one has a nice cream eye so we decided to keep it.

Lavender Rainbow was a bonus plant. We like the eye on this one. It's a big flower too but unfortunately on a short plant.

Ledgewood's Silver Lining does very well here.

Lee Pickles is such a delicate beauty but has remained short and small. Hopefully it will do better this year.

Leon Payne's 'Lone Star Wagon Wheel' (Payne-L.H., 2004)

Lighter Than Air is such a strange color. Is it tan or lavender? The weather can have a lot to do with how it looks. It was our first appliqued one. We keep it because it sets seed well.

This is Little Red Bantam. It is a miniature-sized flower with a normal-sized plant. It has tall scapes loaded with flowers. It has become one of my favorites. It also sets seed well once it gets established.

Love for Jesus is a nice plant. I love the little bit of toothiness on a flower with a darker eye. The only problem is that it won't set seed well. It does appear to be pollen fertile though.

Lucky Draw is the last L for me today. It is relatively new to the garden so I'm not sure how it will perform. The color is nice though.

Nan,
Lots of nice ones! I especially like Lone Star Wagon Wheel and Lighter than Air.
Brad

Lavender Heartthrob

good increase, blooms for a long time.

cindy

Lexington Lace

Licorice Candy

Little White Lie

cindy

Little Rainbow

good increase, just a great daylily, small blooms

cindy

One more!

Little Jet Setter.

Cindy

Cindy,
Glad to see your Lavender Hearthrob! I have one coming for my garden this spring! Hope mine looks as nice.

Sherry

My first registration; H. 'Lahoma's Legacy'

That is a lovely intro! I am still dropping in to view these pretty pictures. Such a good pick me up on a snowy night!

What is the parentage of Lahoma's Legacy?

mantis, here's the AHS registration data:

Lahoma's Legacy (Travis, 2007)
height 28in (71cm), bloom 6in (15.0cm), season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, 22 buds, 3 branches, Deep magenta pink self above large chartreuse throat. (sdlg ÃÂ Elly Launius)

Nancy, I'm so glad you put up a photo of Lexington Avenue! I bought it from our local DL nursery a couple months ago but haven't seen a flower yet because my dog bulldozed the whole spike. It sure is lovely. I can't wait for mine to flower!

Sherry, hope that you feel better today and wish you a quick recovery. Karen

What a beautiful show of "L" daylilies. Too many favorites to list, but I sure wish Last Snowflake grows in my garden!

Lullaby Baby

Lake Effect.

Like it, but it does wilt in the heat.

cindy

Such gorgeous blooms every single one! Here is the dependable Little Business.

Had to do Little Wine Cup. Rebooms consistently well every year. Small flowers but plenty of them. Taken late in the season.

Billi, isn't that just like a dog :) Hope Lexington AVe does well for you. I like Munsons & they seem to do quite well when they get established. Lexington Ave is probably my favorite Munson.

It multiplys really well. I don't think I'll get to see a flower this season, so it will be a surprise for next summer. Court Magician is on my list and also Timbuktu, but that doesn't seem to be very vigorous so I might not be able to find it here.

Lemon Fringed Pastel has a nice edge.

Lake Norman Spider

Livingston Seedling - this is not a registered plant, however it is such a beauty that it should be.

Lost in the Toy Store