L daylilies 2018
Today is the day for L daylilies! Quote for today: “ You can’t be sad when you’re holding a cupcake!”
sherry
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sherrygirl zone5 N il
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoA single fan addition last spring, It put up one scape. This is a small plant. The bloom was more saturated in cool temperatures.
this was a bonus plant, had a first bloom last season.
Usually a very nice small bloom, had an awful time last season, usually a decent performer.
Sherry
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DebbieON zn4-5
6 years agoLadyfinger
Laughing Hyena - unregistered but well-known Trimmer seedling
Look Into My Eyes
Laura Harwood
Lucky Streak
Larry's Obsession - tender here
Lavender Blue Baby
Lavender Heartthrob
Lavender Stardust
Leslie Renee
more later...
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked DebbieON zn4-5daylilybedmaker
6 years agoHere are the "L's" that I grow:
LADIES NIGHT OUT: Nice ruffled purple. Received as a bonus.
LAURA HARWOOD: The first couple blooms look like Maryl's but then it straightens out.
LAVA FLOW: Early bloomer that really stands out.
LAVENDER BLUE BABY: Great plant. Blooms for a long time.
LEDGEWOOD'S JUMPSTART: Nice contrast. Pod and pollen fertile. Popular with visitors.
LEMON FRINGED PASTEL: I love this plant. Pod and Pollen fertile. I spread its pollen everywhere.
LEXINGTON AVENUE: An old Munson. Great color.
LIGHT OF THE WORLD: Fantastic plant. Great branching and lots of buds.
LIGHTER THAN AIR: Great bloom. I wish it had more buds.
LINDA BECK: Great looking purple.
PART 2 Follows
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked daylilybedmakerdaylilybedmaker
6 years agoPART 2
LINDA GLUCK: New to the garden last year. So far I like what I see. This one will be part of my Edge No Eye Program.
LINDA SIERRA: Fantastic plant. Tall, well branched scapes hold many buds.
LINGERING SPLENDOR: An older Hanson. Substance is like stiff cardboard.
LITTLE RAINBOW: Great looking little polychrome.
LOCO BO: Gifted to me by a friend. It is interesting looking.
LONG TALL SALLY: It does produce 14 inch blooms. Top[ branched and not many buds, but does not lean.
LOVELY MARGIE: For my edge no eye breeding and to cross with PINK STRIPES.
LUCKY DEBUT: Another Bud Bennett intro. This one increases like rabbits and has many large blooms.
LUNAR EMPIRE: Love the edge and color. Tall scapes with great branching and many buds. Makes large fans, so give it room.
That is it for me.
Davidsherrygirl zone5 N il thanked daylilybedmaker
celeste/NH
6 years agoLIBERTY BANNER
LAUGHING LION
LIVE JAZZ
LUNA
LEOTHA
LOTUS POSITION
LEONARD BERNSTEIN
LAND OF COTTON
LET LOVE REJOICE
LONG LEGGED LAP DANCER
CONTINUED......BELOW
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked celeste/NHceleste/NH
6 years agoLA DOLCE VITA
LEMON GO LIGHTLY
LONGLESSON SUMMER GIFT
LONGLESSON MANGO GLOW
LAVENDER PANTIES
LUCKY STREAK
LITTLE RAINBOW
LADY BANDIT
LIGHTS OF DETROIT
LEVI DAVIS
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked celeste/NHceleste/NH
6 years agoI seem to have collected an overabundance of 'L's.....here's more:
LEDGEWOOD'S FIRECRACKER
LOVE FEST
LAST LAMA
LYRICAL BALLAD
LADY LIZ
LAURA HARWOOD
LATE AGAIN
LAVENDER ARROWHEAD
LET LOOSE
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked celeste/NHceleste/NH
6 years agoAnd FINALLY, my last set.....
LOUNGE LIZARD
LOVE OVER GOLD
LAVENDER ECHOES
LAVENDER HEARTTHROB
LUCIFER'S FIRE
LIVING IN AMSTERDAM
LIL' RED WAGON
LAVENDER BLUE BABY
LOOK HERE MARY(HUGE 10 inch blooms, blooms late here)
LADY NEVA (also blooms late here, not sure why)
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked celeste/NHdel_s
6 years agoLavender Blue Baby
Lavender Reflections - Likes to be a harlequin sometimes.
Longlesson Avalon
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hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
6 years agoLady Stephanie Victoria Redding is one of our favorites.
I hope this winter doesn't damage Larry's Obsession.
Last Man Standing is an excellent daylily. It is hardy, tall, and has made a huge clump in our garden. It's also late blooming.
Lava Flow is one of our favorities. It's one of the first to bloom for us even though it is not registered as extra early.
Lemon Fringed Pastel is lovely--tall, hardy, and quite toothy.
Lillian's Thin Ice is new to the garden. I like the cascading type of ufs.
Lipstick on My Collar is taking its sweet time in getting established.
Little Man Tait is a mini from Canada.
Lori is another early bloomer in our garden.
I love Love All Serve All. It is tall and sets seeds very well. It has better color than its parent Wolverine.
More to come . . .
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
6 years agoI guess just one more.
This is Lovie. I keep looking for a daylily with similar color to Francois Verhaert but with a better plant habit. This was just new last spring.
That's all I have.
Nancy
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canada
6 years agoSo many beauties!
Little Business. Hope to find a spot for it in the garden this year.
Little Wine Cup - pic taken at 11:15 a.m.
Little Wine Cup at 6:59 p.m. I have so little to offer but I thought it interesting how much difference there is in color depending on the time. A blooming machine that just kept going.
LWC
Luxury Lace is a real oldie. I missed the thread but this one has been in my garden at least 20 years.
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked peren.all Zone 5a Ontario Canadamantis__oh
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoI was told to wait for Ledgewood's Jump Start to establish itself,
but after many years, I deleted it. None of the Ledgewoods are very
vigorous here. Firecracker grows okay, but fades badly in afternoon sun.Lana Ishee --very brilliant orange. An evergreen that has grown okay, so far.
Lord of Rings --older MoldovanLovestruck Linda --blooms heavily; sometimes crowded
Lyrical Presence was grown here for many years.
Lacy Reinke is a nice bicolor, but limited bud count and vigor
La Dolce Vita deserves wider distribution
Linda Beck seldom disappoints here, though it is just above the foliage.
Lady Liz was a very weak plant.
Lady Neva grows in hospital garden. Scapes are rather weak.
Lavender Dusk --older Stamile
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked mantis__ohmantis__oh
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoLydia's Regal Robe (above) looks as though it will do well here.
Linda Sierra -- very good here.
Late to the Party --newer here; short
Lava Flow --I am not a fan, as bud count is low and these early flowers often have difficulty opening, but that can be a problem with any early.
Lovely Diane has yet to prove herself here
Lavender Stardust --very nice even though I wish it had a bit higher bud count
Lilting Lavender --not a strong grower
Laura Harwood --here, quite satisfying
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signet_gw(6b)
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoA few of my L daylilies
Lynn Hall
Longstocking
Lounge Lizard
Laughing Clown
Lady Neva
Lava Spike
Lois Burns
Lily Dasche
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked signet_gw(6b)signet_gw(6b)
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoA few more
Lyndell's Pink Lemonade
Lava Flow
Lemon Madelaine
Licorice Twist
Lavender Arrowhead
Lady Bandit new to the gardens last summer
Leebee Orange Crush (horrible photo great plant !)
Lights of Detroitsherrygirl zone5 N il thanked signet_gw(6b)Pat
6 years agoL seems to be a very popular letter. I've got a ton of them too, so I'll get started and go back to enjoy all the other photos after I'm finished.
LARRY ALLEN MILLER
LARRY'S TWILIGHT BITE
LAST LAMA - reblooms here and I think it's a nice one
LAST SNOWFLAKE
LATE TO THE PARTY
LAUGHING GIRAFFE
LAURA HARWOOD
LAUREN BEEBE
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked PatPat
6 years ago
LIGHT OF THE WORLD - I'm really so fond of this daylily.
LIGHTER THAN AIR
LINDA BELL - Probably too tender for here. Slow to increase.
LINDA SIERRA
LIPSTICK ON A PIG - Brand new here last year. I expect it to get better looking.
LIQUID SUNSHINE
LITTLE DAMSEL - 2.5"
LITTLE MISS LUCY
LITTLE LEMON TWIST - 3" flower
LITTLE SHOW STOPPER - 2.5" mini - reblooms and increases well here
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked PatPat
6 years agoLOLA BRANHAM
LORI GOLDSTON - fragrant, rebloomer
LOTUS POSITION - up to 25 buds and 5 branches but no rebloom for me
LOUISVILLE VALENTINE
LOVE AND MARRIAGE - reblooms, 30+ buds, 5 branches, very fragrant and very floriferous (Good scape vs. fans ratio)
LOVE OVER GOLD
LOVE WILL FIND A WAY
LYDIA'S REGAL ROBE
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked Patavedon_gw
6 years agoI have several that have already been shown, so I will post these and hope for no duplicates:
Lullaby Baby
Little Trooper
Lillian's Vapor Trail
Little Trooper--sorry to post two pictures, tried to delete, but didn't happen.
Little Witching Hour
Lime Peel
Lexington
Lillian's Crazy Arms
Lemonberry Truffle
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked avedon_gw
Brad KY 6b
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoLady Arabella. It is gone now, too delicate.
Lily and Petals--Dave Kirchhoff named this for Dave Bowman's cats according to Dave B.
Lavender Dew
Lavender Frost, a bonus when I got Lavender Dew, which was only a $5.00 flower!
Loch Ness Monster
Lord Chamberlain
Lake Norman Spider
Th-Th-That's all folks.Brad
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked Brad KY 6bsherrygirl zone5 N il
6 years ago
shive
6 years agoSo many pretty L's from you all. Here are some of mine.
Lime Peel
Landon Lee
Linda Beck
Little Light of Mine
Last Snowflake
Lake Tahoe Autumn
Lexington Lace
Lillian's Ginger Bred
Lillian's Thin Ice
Debrasherrygirl zone5 N il thanked shivesherrygirl zone5 N il
6 years ago
tarheelgirl_7b
6 years agoLovely collection of blooms!
LAVA FLOW - added Fall 2016. Was the second to bloom in my garden last summer (first bloom on May 2nd)
LEEBEA ORANGE CRUSH - reblooms for me
LAURA HARWOOD
LA PARGUERA - received as a bonus last summer
LINDA SIERRA
LULLABY BABY - prolific bloomer
Thanks for looking!
Lori
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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)