My first W is Walter Kennedy. It was just planted last spring and this picture isn't very good. Hoping to get a better one this season.

Walking in Beauty is beautiful but it doesn't do very well for us--little increase and not much flower.

War March is a nice color but it wasn't fancy enough for us so we sold it.

Warrior's Spear does very well for us. I like them fancier but my husband likes it.

Watercolor Memories is such a pretty one. I hope it proves to be hardy. It hasn't increased much but it was a single fan when we got it.

Wedding Knight is California-bred but has done well for us.

Westbourne L. V. Kirby was newly planted last season. It looks like it will do well.

Westbourne Teresa Throwing Kisses was also new last season.

Westward Wind is a fairly tall spider with a large flower.

What nerve is fairly new to the garden. This picture isn't very good but it shows the amazing color of this cultivar. I hope it hits its stride soon.

This is White Fang. It's fairly new to the garden and hasn't reached the height it was registered at, but it has consistently rebloomed for us.

I like the color on Wickedly Wild and Wonderful. I like the fact that the base color is more yellow than gold.

Wide Awake is lovely but it has not done well for us.

Wide Wide World is an old one. It doesn't increase well for us and it's not as fancy as I like them, but it has such beautiful color that we keep it.

Wild and Wacky was new to the garden last year. We were happy because it looked just like the pictures we had seen.

Wild and Wonderful is a wonderful spider.

Wild Hair is new to the garden but looks like it will be nice.

Wild Mustang blooms fairly late. It is not as tall as we like them to be and won't set seeds for us. It has very wide sepals.

Winter Treasure is our favorite white.

Winton is a very large-flowered diploid. It's one of the few dips we grow. My husband loves it because of its color.

I've got 2 W's, both reliable spiders and very nice, Wilson Spider and Wind Frills.

This was a bonus daylily last year that I really liked. The color was a vibrant bright red that really lit up its surroundings. Dale Hensley's Wayah Valley.......Maryl

Now I have to get Works for Me!! I see Richard Norris has his updated list up for 2015 on his website.

My Ws

Water Drops

Next is Wayne's World

More Ws

Watermelon Taffy

Water Spirits

Wild One, an oldie, 1978

Web of Intrigue, one of my first to bloom!!

Witch Stitchery blooms early.

WORTH IT ALL :)

Yay, got the drag and drop to work.

Another W, Waxwing Watercolor

More Ws I am getting the hang of this too!! I actually am liking this format better than the old one, no more photobucket needed. :)

Waves Become Wings, an older Hanson, and it is The last daylily to start blooming in my garden, it is listed as Very Late.

Wild Horses

Which Way Jim

WEll, I made a mistake Which Way Jim is at the top, but the name is at the bottom, not sure how to edit .

W has been a great post! Such gorgeous flowers today, hard to pick a favorite!

Sherry

Cindy zone 6a - Click on the pencil in the upper right corner. That is your edit.

Fabulous pics everyone!

I found a couple more Ws. The first is Whiskey Fire. The flower is quite large but the color is not saturated enough for our tastes.

This one is Windsor Plantation.

I agree! There are so many gorgeous daylilies in the W group. I really like the spiders and that beautiful vibrant red daylily from Maryl. A few W's that I have:

Woodside Amethyst

Thanks for the information on Richard Norris updating his website Cindy. Your Pigment of Imagination under the "P's" is still rattling around in my brain. I just wish I had more room. Your picture of Web Of Intrigue is sure pretty. I like the soft yellow background color in particular....Nan: I like that color combination on Wickedly Wild and Wonderful. Good form and edge on it too.....Karen: Woodside Amethyst is nice also. Really a lot of great W's.....Maryl

Woman at the Well hasn't been in the best spot but will a new home this year.

Maryl, I can provide more information if you have allowed an email.

I'm loving the "W"s on this very cold, snowy, windy day in the northeast. Here's a couple I don't think I saw:

Where'd Y'a'll Go (a Judy Davisson Intro)

Wilson Spider

Well, I am pleasantly surprised about how easy it is to use this site!!

Karen, I really like Woodside Amethyst. It is one I've admired for years. Does it do well? Also, Watchtyl Laverder Blue is a nice color!

Thanks, Maryl and Brad. When I got lucky to catch it in a purple mood(before it turned dark maroon), WA is very pretty. The flowers are on the small side (3.5in) though and the plants are slow to increase which is actually a plus for me because I do not have alot of room. If you like the lavender on WLB, the pic above did capture its true color. This is one of my favorite daylily.

Brad, if you like some WA to try, I am happy to send you some fans this summer after flowering.

Karen, that would be great! thanks a lot!

No problem. Is there a way I can email or send you private message? If I can identify the clump in spring, I may send you then.

Webster's Goliath