Last one could be Strawberry Candy. First one looks like New Note.

Great blooms! I love your double Kwanza, I would be hesitant to put it in my small yard. How has it behaved for you?

sherry

beautiful blooms, even the ditch lily is a pretty one.

Mantis, the last one isn't Strawberry Candy. I have that planted in another part of the same bed and it definitely a different plant, not the same colour, and shorter that the mystery plant. The mystery one may be a "candy" of some kind, I just can't figure out which.

Sherrygirl ... so far (three years) it has behaved very nicely. Not nearly the thug that the ordinary ditch lily is.

I actually like the Kwanza. Not your typical ditch lily.

I love your picture of Kwanza, it is a pretty bloom. I do love the orange ones. The unidentified red, with the fine folage and the many scapes, looks like it could be Pardon Me. The second one looks like Dragon's Eye.

Nancykvb - Thanks for your ID suggestions. I will do some comparisons and see if you have solved the mystery.

Hi, does your orange daylily have 2 or 3 layers of petals . Your picture, although difficult to see the layers looks like it might have 3 layers which would make your daylily Kwanza Flore Pleno not Kwanza . Kwanza has extra petals but not as many as KFP .

Your second pic looks familiar but the name escapes me at the moment . I will continue to wrack my brain for the name. how tall is the daylily and what is the normal bloom time ? E, M, or L?

Your bottom picture looks more like Strawberry Fields Forever to me . It is the wrong color for Strawberry Candy. Check it out at Tinkers daylily database. http://www.daylilydb.com/ in the search bar type in Strawberry Fields Forever and see what you think

I finally remembered what this red daylily reminded me of .....H. Pardon Me. Of course both of these are guesses based on your pics but look them up and see what you think. Maybe somewhere you kept a copy of your receipt for the purchase of these and you can firm up the id's assuming they werent bought at a big box store.

Nancykvb and signet, you may be right about "pardon me". I do recollect buying a daylily with that name some time ago. I have not been in the habit of keeping the receipts, but I do usually keep the accompanying name or identity tag. I appear to have misplaced this one... but I am thinking that your "Pardon Me' idea may well be right.

Signet - do not think Strawberry Field's Forever is a match. The picture on the link you sent me (thank you for that) seems to have very pronounced dark red areas on the ruffled edges. Not so with my daylily.

I will have to check whether I have two or three layers on the Kwanza. I hope I have some left to bloom, and, if I do, I will let you know. If not, I will look through my other pictures and see if it is clearer on one of them. Thanks!

I think your last pic may be Wineberry Candy. I grow both Strawberry Candy and Wineberry Candy. And that does look like Pardon Me; I grow that one as well.

Signet - I checked my old pictures and the flowers are done for this year. My Kwanza does appear to have three distinct layers of leaves, so I guess maybe it is Kwanza Flora Pleno. I am sure the tag said just "Kwanza" when I bought it. Thanks for pointing this out. Eagle eyes!

Sorry Signet. THe first line should read: I checked my old pictures because the flowers are done for this year. In the pictures my Kwanza does appear...

The red one is definitely Pardon Me. This was a new day lily for me this year and mine looks exactly like yours. I wonder if the other one is Strawberry Candy

Keswick_sniders would you have a better picture of your pink one by any chance . It is difficult to see the flower properly thru the blur.

Dowlinggram - as I said above, the other one isn't Strawberry Candy. I have Strawberry Candy, planted in the same bed a little further on, so it was easy to compare and it definitely was not the same colour.

Signet - sorry, that was the only picture I took as the flowers were fading. I think they are done for the year. If it should happen to rebloom, I'll take another.

I went out this morning and found a straggler on the mystery plant. So I took another picture. Hopefully, it is more helpful in the identification process. Here it is

This is a tough one ! It could possibly be one of a hundred different pink daylilies. A couple of suggestions are Decatur Cherry Smash or Cherry Burst , Mardi Gras Parade, Cherry Valentine, Dragon's Eye( it has the big eye like your bloom does) or as debbiecz3 suggested Wineberry Candy. Knowing the height might help narrow it down but I doubt it as soil conditions and weather and, and ,and, all contribute to how a plant presents itself in individual gardens. .

This is my Dragon's Eye

Gorgeous pic of your daylily Dragon's Eye Nancykvb!