Sherry: Pastelline is a pretty colored small flowered daylily. I haven't seen it around much either. Your purple Peacock Maiden is luscious, and Purple Maze always looks intriguing where it's colors hold up.......Heather: Your R's are so pretty if just a letter or two early......I'll post a couple of mine.

A small flowered double daylily that was new last year and looked so cute to me:

PENNY PINSLEY:

A Dale Hensley deep Mauve that I really liked:

Palmetto Pride:

Maryl

Purple Paw Print looks like a good one, I like one that actually gets that kind of bud count and reblooms too! Purple Maze always gets my attention. Heather, I quite like Regency Heights. Rock Solid is a great bloomer here, one I would not be without. It always has instant rebloom on all but the youngest fans, with triple scapes on some fans so it looks great in bloom. Maryl, I am not into doubles, but I really like the coloration on PENNY PINSLEY, and I love that rich mauve of Palmetto Pride!

Palace Garden Beauty

Pandora's Box, I got rid of this one, just rarely bloomed that well here and I am not into those itty bitties, but it was cute

Pandoras Treasure

Parade of Peacocks

Paradise City

Parrots of the Carribbean has done fairly well here

Party Pinafore is one I cannot say enough about. I moved it last spring, and that clump did not do as well as usual. I overlooked a couple of fans in the shade and may move the rest back because it always did so well there. It blooms later than specs say, and blooms continuously til very late in the season. I think it may be a bud builder because each year I think it is on its last buds, and a week or so later it has bloomed and still has some buds to go.

Photon Torpedo has not been stupendous here

Pigment of Imagination

Pink Cotton Candy

a few more

Pleasing to the Eye did well last year after moving it. I have a clump photo of it, but that makes it look more red than the true color it is

I have had Pink Spider for years and years, something got to it and down to 1 fan now.

Good old Prairie Blue Eyes. You see I am posting every single P daylily I have LOL

Prelude to Panoply usually does well, not not that great last summer

Prickly Sensation does not like it here, died once and I got it again. Not sure it will make it this time but keeping my fingers crossed.

Primal Scream

Purple Waters, an oldie that I keep thinking I have gotten rid of, but like Kwansa, keeps showing up

Passion's Promise has struggled for years, and I think it succumbed during our September drought. I love the look of it, if someone has one that looks similar that does well please let me know

Pawprints on My Heart I think I got this one fall of 17, it did not bloom til this year and did not bloom much then. I moved it in the fall so hope it likes its new location better. There were a few better blooms than this, but I did not have my camera

Pink Enchilada was new last year and bloomed pretty well, but very short so I hope to see better this year

Nancy, are you sure that was Pandora's Box? Doesn't look like mine didn [I got rid of mine too] nor like the pictures on garden.org. Mine was small but not itty bitty; it bloomed well enough but I got tired of it.

Pastures of Pleasure

Prairie Blue Eyes, an oldie and goodie.

Paige's Pinata. Often very short. Finally moved it for the upcoming year.

Peacock Maiden

Pink Lantis

Pony, o so cute!

Primal Scream

Priscilla's Rainbow. Great eye, even better than the photo shows.

Purple Riot

Prismatic. It makes great clumps. Individual flowers are not my favorite.

Brad

Good question Brad, but I think it matched stats and looks more when it bloomed the 1st year or 2 I had it. it was growing in too much shade and roots of a shrub. I don't think it was ever 4", but it was always growing near the shrub.

Brad, that’s a great Prismatic photo! I also like Pony,what a lovely bitone!

Maryl, two lovely daylilies today, how did Penny Pinsley hold up in your weather?

Nancy, Party Pinafore caught my eye, it would be a good addition here in my too shady gardens, sounds like a real trouper. I also like the delicate looking Pink Cotton Candy.

Sherry

I really like Penny Pinsley. I like some of the small doubles. We added Pigment of Imagination last season but didn't see it bloom. It will be interesting to see it do its change this season. Pizza Crust is lovely too. It has a great edge.

Here are my P daylilies. I don't know if I have many Q's but if I have any, I will post them separately.

Pastor Z isn't well established yet, but the flowers are lovely.

Pat Garrity is my idea of what a red and yellow daylily should look like. Unfortunately, it is not very vigorous in our garden.

Patricia Ann's Calliopsis is one of my favorite bitones.

Peppy is pretty but it hasn't done much growing yet.

The cool temperatures at the beginning of the season made Perfect Pose's colors intense.

Pico de Gallo was a bonus plant. It's pretty but we are downsizing so it will leave this season.

Pretty Little Polly is a miniature daylily. Apparently it is frequently polytepal hence the name. The second picture is of the polytepal form.

More to come . . .

Princess of Alexandria is one of our favorite Klehms. It's very hard to find and we searched for a long time for it.

Priscilla's Dream was outstanding last season. It's not my favorite color but the branching and bud count is great and the overall effect of the scapes is very graceful. It rebloomed and set some seeds too.

Puffer Fish is more vigorous than its sibling Heavenly Pink Fang.

Pure and Simple has been in the garden almost from the beginning of our hybridizing. We moved it from its original location (which was getting overshaded by a pine tree) and it has a new lease on life.

That's all of my P's. I will look for some Q's and post them later.

Nancy

Many beautiful P's in these posts. So far, I'm the most taken with Peach Pizazz, Pleasing to the Eye and Pony.

Pink Aloha

Pink Lemonade Party was the pink with highest bud count last year. It always reblooms!

Porterhouse was a new one last year.

Purple Passion's Promise was beautiful in its first year to bloom here. I hope it will increase well.

Purple Peace is a beauty, but it hasn't increased since I got it four years ago. It does manage to survive in a pot. I hope to get it in the ground this year.

Princess Diary

Promises Kept

Papa Goose

Pretty Desirable has huge blooms and always makes a nice clump.

Pink Extraordinaire

More to come ...

Debra

I missed a couple of P's.

Puerto Rican Fence Climbers hasn't been here long enough to "climb the fence". It's supposed to be tall (Bob loves the tall ones and here's one that's not yellow), but hasn't reached its published height yet.

I didn't take the picture of Pumpkin Moonshine this year but I wanted to show it to you all. It's a great grower and makes a nice clump. It's not as fancy as some but because of it's great garden value, it will stay here.

I did find two Q's, the only two Q's we grow.

Quiet Wyatt is a nice soft color.

This is a picture from a couple of years ago. This is Quite the Bite that survives here. We keep it to breed with.

That's all for me.

Nancy

Private Reserve

Perseus' Sandals

Patsy Carpenter

Purify My Heart

Quiet Time

Queen on Narnia

Debra

Debra, I remember seeing Dick's large clump of Pretty Desirable in his garden. The mass of huge blooms was incredible! I wish he'd do the alphabet some year. He's got such a huge garden and so many pretty ones.

Brad

Duh, not sure why I ended up posting R daylilies ....my only excuse was it was very late last night . I have removed the posts and will repost P's and Q's now . Please forgive . Trying to do too much at one time . So kind of all of you to not point out my mistake ....next time ( I hope there won't be a next time though) please say something so I don't look like a dottering idiot . Anyway here are some of my P's and Q's

Parade of Peacocks is lovely .

Pigment of Imagination is such a wonderous beastie !

Persian Ruby is glorious in the gardens

Pure and Simple has never been prolfic bloom wise but I love the color of the blooms on this plant

My Lambert daylilies are some of my fav's . Hard to find here in Canada but I keep trying .

This is Patterns

Parfait is pretty and delicate

Picket Fences needs to be moved to more sun . Maybe number of blooms would improve but I do love the look of the bloom .

Pink Dazzler ....not a great pic but a love plant.

Pink Princess

Padmasana is one of the unusual colored daylilies I grow

Pandora's box

Purple D'oro

Purple Cheetah .......love the morse code dots and dashes on the petals .

Promises Promises

Another fairly rare favourite .......not a fast increaser though Here is Fass's daylily Pitter Patter .............YUM !

What it says ........

Love Plinko

Prairie Charmer and Purple Corn Dancer

Better Pic of Prairie Charmer

Prairie Moonlight really glows

Paper Butterfly

Point of Divergence

Pink Dazzler

Primal Scream

Prairie Blue Eyes

Pink Piglet

and finally for now Here is Quasimodo

Pandora's Box has been in ground here forever. A testament to it's resiliency considering our climate and soil. A wonderful landscaping daylily that I've given many pieces of to people who saw it and loved it. We got over 60 inches of rain in 2019, and in this heavy clay soil for the first time, it struggled to even stay alive. Hopefully my two large clumps will come back this year. Here's my picture of one of the clumps when it was at full strength:

Pandora's Box:

And another of it in the front border landscape:

I had to downsize my front border considerably a couple of years ago because I can't take care of it as I used to, but Pandora's Box has remained a steady player in the overall look. If I have indeed lost it because of our rain/soil, I will replace it. It's been that good for me............Maryl

Nancy: Party Pinafore is one I've looked at longingly for a few years now. So pretty.....Brad: I really like the clump shot of Prismatic and you know I enjoy seeing your Paige's Pinata every year........Nan: My favorite is Pastor Z. Looks promising. Pure and Simple is as lovely as it's name implies..........Debra: Well, you got me at Pink anything. I knew you'd do "our" Pink Aloha. I so like mine. Pink Extraordinaire is eyecatching and Princess Diary is another sweet pink I like.........Heather: I enjoy seeing the oldie but goldie Persian Ruby. Such intense colors. Peggy Jeffcoat is a nice double named after a nice lady. Glad to see it........................Maryl

Maryl, I love your front border. What kind of flowers are the tall ones directly behind and also slightly left? I've always loved these but have no idea what they are or how easy to grow.

Lots of pretty Ps going on here. Going to try to post mine and then comment on others.

Pick Up Lines

Pink Aloha not as pink as Debra’s

Pistaschio Eyes

Private Reserve—usually blotchy and splotchy but beautiful when it looks like this

more to come

Precious Candy

Prairie Spirit

Plastic Pink Flamingo

Purple Starfish—has always bloomed low in foliage

Maybe one more set!

Purple Sombrero

Pointed Perfection

Patsy Carpenter

Prickly Sensation is a workhorse in my garden, often reblooming 3 times during the season

Pandora’s Treasure

Brad: I think the plant you are referring to is Lythrum Salicaria "Morden's Pink". The species Lythrum is invasive in the wetlands, but the hybrid Morden's Pink has never shown any inclination to reseed or spread. Doesn't matter. The plant police have banned it along with the thug species Lythrum in many many states. Throwing the baby out with the bath water imo....... I wish mine would have reseeded a bit in the 30 years I've grown it. I can't find any new plants of Mordern's Pink locally or in mail order. However, I did see it listed for sale at a nursery in Kentucky once. Don't know if the nursery is around you, but it is named "Wallitsch". ............Maryl

You all posted some really lovely ones! Standouts for me are Pink Extraordinaire and Patricia Ann's Calliopsis....but there are so many others!!

PERSIAN RUBY

PANIC IN DETROIT

PLUM CURLS

PHILL WARBASSE

The only 'Q' I have:

QUEENSBURY RULES

So many lovely P's starting with Pizza Crust and continuing on. Maryl I need to get Pandora's Box in the ground if it could ever look like yours.

I agree, I see so many I would love to have! Why is it that even the ones I have already look better in someone else's pics?LOL

Heather I just added the text without pics lol! I was very happy to get Pink Stripes.

Celeste, what can I say. So many beauties!

Peren, Pink Stripes is very interesting.

Brad

Maryl, I agree with you about Pandora’s Box. It is a wonderful older lily that blooms later for me and blooms prolifically. I don’t usually get photos of it although I should. Nancy, your photo actually reminds me of some of the Siloams like Doodlebug or Ury Winnifred. I once had those and they were small. But, as we know, plants can look differently in different places so perhaps it was indeed just an underperforming Pandora!