Thanks Nat . you are a fan of UF's I take it . They are my fav's too but saying that I can't say that they are the only form I like.

Debra , thanks for seeing what I am not seeing . That seedling is a bit of an oddball in that it seems to have so many (maybe too many things going on ) attributes of different daylilies , the eye , the lighter midribs , the edges ( multicolored) , has potential to be a bitone. It is almost too much . I would prefer if the sepals were not so recurved but I am not going to toss it . I will wait and see what it does next year .

Kate , BBM is one of about 50 daylilies that edge the perimeter of my veggie garden. Along the top of the fence , those big leaves are from fox grapes , a wild small blue grape that weave themselves around the wire between the posts . The leaves are about as big as your hand. I grow them as they make really wonderful grape jelly .

But for some plants with very big leaves here are a couple of pictures of 2 plants I grow . They both bloom with yellow flowers and can grow to 9 feet tall . One is a native plant called a Cup Plant and the other is called Rosinweed.

Cup Plant

Rosin weed .