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We don't like many doubles, but Uncle Henry is a nice one. I also like Crazy Miss Daisy and Ashwood Dark Side. We bought Sunny Intervals last August but I don't think ours is going to bloom this year. Apache War Dance is not my favorite color, but it is a great grower in our garden.

Nancy

You have some very striking ones here! They really show out in the clumps. When lilies like Trickster and Barnegat Light bloom in groups like that, they are very showy. (Yes, I think Entwined in the Vine will fit in well here!) I really like Crazy Miss Daisy in that clump and your border looks good too. Oh, and your beds still look clean!

Kate

Those clumps just draw me in. Barnegat Light and Crazy Miss Daisy are my favorites. The singles that drew my eye are Ashwood Dark Side, Willow Dean Smith and Astral Voyager.

Debra

Wow!!!! Those clumps of Barnegat Light and Crazy Miss Daisy steal the show! I need to show my daylilies these photos so they understand that this is what they're supposed to do....lol. They are really LATE this year and scapes are just barely coming up so I'm getting impatient. I also like that poly on Northfield.

Barnegat Light and Crazy Miss Daisy are impressive! I like the colors on both. Trickster is intriguing, I keep scrolling back up to look at the photo. Ashwood Dark Side and Willow Dean Smith are my favorite singles. Your yellow border is very cheerful!

Lori

Great clump shots! I like some of the doubles, Northfield and Jean Swan. I tend to prefer the "uncomplicated" doubles.

Sherry

I don't know how I missed these, but I'm glad I found them. Uncle Henry of OZ, Snake in The grass, Barnegat Light, and the incredibly awesome Crazy Miss Daisy are my top picks. Oh, I missed Apache War Dance. On Fire!..... A real group of winners you've got going now..........Maryl

Thank you all for looking and commenting.

Mantis, we are going to have the same problem you are--lack of rain, the storms just keep missing us and my husband is already watering. So far, though, the plants are holding pretty well, but I know real heat is yet to arrive, and then the flowers will probably decline in size. A few years ago I received a number of daylilies from a seller, and the best one was the bonus, Ashwood Dark Side.

To all of you who like the clump shots: Crazy Miss Daisy is having a great year, third time is the charm, it seems, since this is starting the third year. Barnegat Light is so showy--I remember somebody telling me they didn't like it because it looked like a ditch lily--I think it's a little better than that. Trickster is not everybody's cup of tea because it is rather unique--a double UF. I can tell you it is welcome here.

Sherry, Northfield is not a true double at all, it just likes to produce lots of poly blooms and also fused blooms, so sometimes there can be two sets of petals and sepals on the flower and you will see six petals and six sepals. Jean Swann is my favorite double and I plan to post a clump shot that I think is great, really shows it off.

Maryl, Snake In The Grass Boo is so much prettier than the picture, this has not been a good year for it, but maybe next year if we can get some "sensible" weather. Apache War Dance is a "hottie" color for sure!

Avedon: I do like the color on Snake in the Grass. How is the scape strength for Snake in the Grass Boo ? Almost all UF's I've tried have those reedy scapes that beg to be staked. Granted, UF's are not my favorite form so I haven't tried all that many but I do want self supporting daylilies as well as colorfast.......Maryl

When you post a couple of beautiful clumps, they steal my heart. Crazy Miss Daisy is a lovely clump, Apache War Dance is a gorgeous red (my favorites) but Barnegat Light is the absolute favorite. such vivid colors! That is a striking clump indeed.

kay

Maryl, it would be difficult for me to name any daylily here that is truly sunfast. By the end of the day, particularly a really hot day, they are going to be faded, As far as Snake In The Grass Boo, it is blooming way down in the foliage this year. I seem to recall it listed as having 40" scapes, but it has never made it. I would happily prop it up if it would ever get that tall. The color is unique, I think, registered as "dark huckleberry black purple", what a mouthful, but I love the white midribs and white edging with that glowing-type neon green throat. Barnegat Light actually does very well with its thin scapes, I don't recall using stakes on it possibly because it has never reached the registered 55 inches. I will try to think of some UFs I have that has very strong scapes if I can, so stay tuned.

Kay, I'm planning to post some more clump pictures, but I don't think I have anything now that will outdo Barnegat Light in the color department.