Sherry:I'll take any of your top 3. Always like Cat Dancer in particular. I'm pretty sure it would fade in my 95+ degree heat, but in your garden it is always outstanding.......I have Coral Majority and it does alright for me. Some fading, but not enough to leave my garden yet................My contribution is named coral too. It's one of the first daylilies I bought. I told the nursery woman to pick one she liked as I didn't know beans about them and this is what she sent. I've loved it ever since. Thanks Judy:

CORAL CORDUROY:

Maryl

Sherry - Claudine's Charm and Coral Majority are my favorites of yours. I used to grow Coyote Moon and Ciel d'Or, and I agree that both are good performers.

Maryl - Coral Coduroy is a really nice coral. The nursery lady picked well.

Debra

Sherry, my favs are Claudine's Charm and Cat Dancer.

Maryl, I agree about Coral Corduroy, lovely color and form.

Maryl, coral corduroy is lovely, such a nice edge. I really like selfs like you do, but they need that ruffled edge to ring all the bells for me ; )

Sherry

I really like Cat Dancer. Coral Corduroy is lovely too. We grow Coral Majority here and it is a tremendous grower for us.

Cherry Pie a la Mode is one of our intros for 2021. The name has been accepted.

Cactus Blossom is not one of my favorites, but it is a great grower. It stays in the garden because it has given us an intro (Sonoran Desert Rose) and a couple of nice seedlings that could be intros (all of them late bloomers).

Candy Bandit is going to be a great grower. We planted it in the fall of 2019 and it bloomed in 2020 in one of those leftover scapes. Then it bloomed again. It wouldn't set seeds last season, but I have found that even fertile daylilies need to be well established before they will set seeds.

Candy Coated Confection is a lovely flower, but I worry that the plant might be a bit puny. It's not southern but if it comes from a region with heavy snow cover, it might not be hardy enough for us.

Candy Queen has taken a while to get going. It is southern (a Salter) so might be a bit tender. This is a small flower (4 inches) so I want to us it in the toothy small program.

More to come. . .

Well, I tried to post too many and lost the comment. So here we go again.

Cardinal Explosion is a great grower (but this is not a great picture).

Carnosaur gave us a lot of seeds this past season.

Carpathian Magic (plus his bug friend in the throat) doesn't like our climate but hangs in there and blooms every year.

Carrots Forever is a great grower (and late bloomer). Just wish the flowers opened flatter.

Catching Fire comes up every year looking bad, but finally gets going.

More to come . . .

Here are the C's that I grow:

CYBERHAWK

OCKY AND BOLD: I love this wide open bloom from Mr. Bennett.

Caribbean Whipped Cream: A classic.

CHARM CITY CERISE GLOW: This is my first introduction (2021). It is out of RED VOLUNTEER x ENCHANTING ESMERELDA. One of my daylily friends is a garden judge and he was growing a piece of it for me and he said that I need to introduce this as it glows in the garden and does not melt in full sun. He is in Maryland and I am in NY. It does not melt in my garden. It will have an occasional fine white edge as the season goes on. It is 24-27 inches tall with 6 to 6.5 inch blooms. It averages 13- 15 buds per scape on 3 way branching. It is pod and pollen fertile, but it takes some work to set pods. This is most likely due to being in full sun.

More to follow:

David

Houzz is not letting me post now. I'll try later.

Nancy

David and Hoosier Nan - Congrats on your 2021 intros that start with C. Both are beautiful! I have a 2021 registration that starts with C, but I can't post it until I know the name has been accepted.

Houzz hasn't let me upload any photos today. I'll try later.

Debra

Sherry I must be in a pink mood because Cat Dancer is speaking to me! I have always liked Crystalline Entity & Claudine's Charm. Coral Majority is a great colour.

Maryl Coral Corduroy is terrific.

hoosier_nan Congrats! Cherry Pie a la Mode is my favorite of yours. It is a real show stopper.

Congrats David! Charm City Cerise Glow is very attractive.

Cherry Cheeks had a tough year. It needs to be moved since most years it fades in full sun.

Chesapeake Crablegs needs to get in the ground this year.

Cool It

Crimson Pirate

Custard Candy

David, Charm City Cerise Glow is lovely. I love the color.

Cherry Top Hat is a big flat flower.

Chico Tim is one of my favorite eyed daylilies.

Chili Spice took a lot of time to get established here.

Colorful Chaos Nelli is a big vigorous plant. The color of the flower is not as bright as this photo shows.

Coral Crab was new here last season. I have taken a liking to smallish diploid narrow forms.

A few more to come . . .

Crocodile Rock is quite toothy, but I'm really not a fan of yellow suffused with orange. I would prefer saturated orange.

We almost got rid of Crossfire, but now I'm glad we kept it. It's hard to get a good picture (many you see show it as bright red), but it's really a deep red. It is a late bloomer.

The last one for me is Curious Cutie. It's a good grower, but the bloom is not weather-proof.

That's all for me.

Nancy

Laurie, what a nice clump of Crimson Pirate! I see some hosta and fern nearby, does it bloom like that with some shade?

Nancy, what exactly do mean that Curious Cutie isn’t weather proof, does it melt in the sun or other problems? I’ve always admired that little beauty.

Sherry

Thank you Sherry. That bed is dappled sun/shade generally but that section gets mostly sun.

Sherry, sun isn't Curious Cutie's problem at least not for us. It is in a spot that gets some shade though. The problem is if rain touches it, it just melts.

Peren.all, Chesapeake Crablegs is beautiful! That's our kind of daylily!

Here are some more:

CORINTHIAN PINK. This is an older Stamile intro that i keep because it is a large bloom and I love the color. It is also tall. The older I get the taller I want the scapes.

CLARIFICATION: Got this for breeding purposes because it is supposed to be a great grandparent, but I haven't gotten around to use it.

CIRCUS PERFORMER

More to follow.

David

CHEROKEE HERITAGE: A Region 3 hybridizer who passed away several years ago. She and her husband were friends of mine.

CHILLED ORANGE SORBET

CRINTONIC SHADOWLANDS: Grows like a weed and is a prolific bloomer.

CONDILLA: One of the few doubles I grow. It is a great flower, but a pain to divide.

To be continued

David

We will try this one more time for the final installment of my C daylilies. It will be broken in 2 parts.

CHARLOTTE ROYCROFT

CLOWN PARADE: Fantastic Bicolor

CLOWNS IN WASHINGTON

More to follow

David

Last part:

COURAGE TO CHANGE

CAROLINA COOL DOWN

That's all folks.

David

Cameroons

Canter

Captain Noodles

Catastrophe Waitress was really amazing last season

Caught Up In The Clouds

Celestial Army

Chained In The Abyss

Ciel d'Or

Cimarron Rose - I've wanted this for years, but finally got it fall of 19. It's still settling in, but I really love it so far. I don't have any great pics of it on my pc though

Will post more later today, hopefully

David, I like the color and look of Chilled Orange Sorbet, is that pleated? Sculpted? And I like Clowns in Washington, name makes me laugh, although maybe not so much today.

Laura, my very favorite of yours is Catastrophe Waitress, I love that color. That one has often tempted me, I don't need more daylilies. But you know I am not gonna stop, LOL.

Love Chesapeake Crablegs. And Crocodile Rock from Nancy. I am not keen on orange, but they grab the eye so I have a lot. I actually prefer the more subdued look of Crocodile Rock though.

Nancy,

I would say that CHILLED ORANGE SORBET is more toward the pleated side of things rather than sculpted.

Just my opinion.

David

Thanks for that, David, I don't always get the subtle differences. I like the tidy look of these. There are some newer daylilies, can't remember what they are called without looking it up, and too lazy right now. Crispate? I may chang my mind when I see one in person, but to me they look deformed, LOL! Same reason I don't like all lots of double daylilies some just look messy to me

Laura - I love the looks of Canter, and that clump of Ciel d'Or is magnificent! I like the Emmerichs you posted too.

Nancy - I bet you're thinking about crested daylilies, rather than crispates.

Trying to post again. Maybe the third time's the charm.

Carolina Cool Down

Carolina Pale Face

Carolina Blue Moon

Chilled Orange Sorbet is definitely sculpted, rather than pleated.

Cindy's Tie Dye

Click Bait

Cowgirl Spurs was lined out the fall before for introduction, so no giant clump shot this year for the former "Thing That Ate the Seedlling Bed." With the unusually cool temps we had the first weeks of the season, it didn't show it's usual color, nor did it have many teeth.

Core Values

Debra

Laura - I love the clumps of Claudine's Charm, Coral Majority and Coyote Moon!

More of my C's:

Clown Parade

Crazy Ivan

Carnal Emporium - Pretty bloom but disappointing bud count here.

Coastal Grand usually has outstanding bud count, but the grubs got to it last year.

Crintonic Lip Gloss is registered as late but blooms mid here. Does not hold its color well when temps are in the 90s. The color is unique and just shimmers in the mornings.

Cobalt Rings

Confessions of a Hemaholic - Shorter than registered here and not many buds. But it has a pretty face and sets seed in 90 degree temps.

Color Crazy

Carmen Renee

Debra

Laura, so many lovely blooms. I chose Classy Columbus and Celestial Army as my favorites. Love your clump shots, hoping the ones I have, that look like yours, will bloom like that soon.

Debra, so glad Houzz finally cooperated, so frustrating at times. I’m glad you didn’t give up! I hope Cowgirl Spurs does great now that is lined out. My favs today are the two Carolina daylilies.

Sherry

So many pretty C's. Too many to comment on individually, but there are a few that jump out. Nan: That picture of Crossfire is luscious and I like all of your pastels. I need a few more pastels, but here it's hard to keep it "pastel" and not just a bleached out blob.......David: Your Bennett daylilies are always a welcome sight as are your others......Debra: That Carolina Blue Moon sure is showing off its pattern. Striking. Carolina Pale Face is another of your lovely pinks I like.....Laura: Your lavenders, purples and mauves are fantastic. Cradle of Bethlehem in particular is nice. I also like Canter. Another Rice yellow like my Googies................Maryl

Crystal Castles --can be very nice; would prefer a bit larger.

Carolina Dale --good showing this year, but took a while to establish, and bud count will probably always be modest.

Cancun Candy --I reveled in this earlier bloomer, but needs a couple more years to prove it likes it here. Posted by Nan a few years ago, but haven't seen it recently. Thanks to her for bringing it to my attention.

Call of the Loon

Carl Sagan --would prefer a bit larger, but I like larger flowers

Carnal Emporium --vivid color, but would prefer a bit larger

Contributing Editor --we'll see

Chico Tim --not as enthusiastic as Nan because scape is lanky and flowers upfacing, but we'll see as it matures.

Cary grant --good performer last year

Carrick Wildon --bright and took a good picture.

Chateau Belair. Blooms later. Ethereal lavender, a bit below registered height.

Cardinal Explosion is bright, but some of my pictures make it brighter than reality. Vigorous!

Clarity of Vision

A few more Cs in my garden...

Crazy Ivan

Creepy Crawler

Crintonic Rain Dances

And here's a pic of a few of it's scapes, I had to cut them them last year to dig up part of my clump

Crown Of Splendor

Cup Of Cold Water - I don't have any good pictures of it, it's in an impossible spot to get to during bloom season

Laura - I envy all those buds on Crintonic Rain Dances. The grubs must have gotten the roots on mine, as scapes were short and not well budded at all. I love its color. Have you hybridized any with it?

Mantis - I love the colors on Crystal Castle and Chateau Belair. Cancun Candy is a pretty one too!

Debra

Contact High

Clown Parade

Crystalline Butterfly

Crazy Cat Lady

Maybe a few more in comments

kay

Cabernet Cabaret

Catastrophe Waiteress

Cabbage Butterfly

Christmas in Oz

Caledonia, an older one but can be a really great bloomer

Citrix

Christmas in Oz

Cameroons Twister

Clown Parade

Concrete Blonde

Choral Fantasy

Cosmic Odyssey

Coach's Magic Man

Cradle of Bethlehem

More to come

Crazy Ivan

Christmas Greetings, not the best picture of this one

Cameroons

Celtic Veins

Capacity for Wonder

Complex Complexities

Classy Columbus

Seedling I just call Chip

Nancy and kay - I like the looks of Christmas in Oz in both of your gardens, and Clown Parade is always a crowd pleaser.

Debra

Only 2 C's ... I am a big fan of UF's and spiders .. so that's what I mostly have

Charron the Ferryman:

Chokecherry Mountain - very different form!

Wow MaryL CORAL CORDUROY is a real looker ......what lovely intense color.

Here are a few of my C's . This image has 2 cultivars . Top one is Creature of the Night

By the time Chaotic Design bloomed the drought was well underway

Still playing catch-up. Here's a list of what especially struck me above.

First, it was cool to open up to Cat Dancer. It's been on my list for years, and many places sell it for only 5. Why don't I have it? And your Ciel D'or picture really does get the details, Sherry.

Maryl, Coral Corduroy is very pretty. Great color. Laura, Capt. Noodles, Classy columbus are nice, Kay Crystalline Butterfly, and Heather Cobraska Necktie. Of course there are great ones that many have like Claudine, Catastrophie Waitress and Coral Majority.

Carman Renee

Castle Pinkney

Catastrophie Waitress

Chance Encounter

Cherry Cheeks

Cherry Treat is a treat in 2 senses of the name: treat as in great color, and treat as in when I get a nice bloom. But it stays despite low bud count and being splotchy very often.

more to come

Children's Festival

Christmas Day

Christopher Russell

Claws

more below

Coral Majority

Court Magician

Ciel D'or, a picture from 2015. Looking at this thru the years, the less sun it gets, the less coloring. I did trim the tree so hopefully it will be more like this again.

Chicago Sunrise

that's all

Brad