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Noid daylilies 2022
Comments (5)Sherry, your noid is very pretty! Kate, those are nice yellows too. It's pretty hard to identify the yellows--so many of them. Like Kate, we don't obsess about the names of the Noids. If we like them, we keep them. If not, we sell or give them away. Many gardeners don't care if they have a name. Our first Noid came from the Region 2 Summer Meeting back in 2015. It was a tiny little fan that broke off a bigger fan. We took it. It seemed to bloom late for us (it was very small then), but now it doesn't. I believe it might be Janet's Magic. We give the Noids a garden name. This is Region 2 Orphan. I have posted this before. Somebody on the forum thought it is Opera Elegance. We call it PC Yellow Red. PC are the initials from the person we got it from. It's a nice daylily and will stay in our garden whether or not it has a name. Since we even breed with it, if I can track down Opera Elegance, I will buy it and compare the two. We bought the last name with no name. It is a late blooming tall and small diploid. The seller thought it might be Hungarian Paprika Late. It's just new so I don't have many pictures of it. I have a couple more of which one is a beautiful red, but I don't have a picture of it. If I find one, I will post it. It's a modern one. The seller sent it instead of the one we asked for. The name he gave us doesn't seem to fit. Nancy...See MorePink Daylilies From the 2022 Season
Comments (41)Pink Aloha had an exceptional year this year Bubble Yummin' Mama usually splotchy but pretty when not splotchy. Border Crossing Whip city You've Got What It Takes Silly Wabbit Peppy Guiding Radiance Mabou No Boys Allowed Just for Mimi Dearest Valentine I will post another couple of pinks later kay...See MoreOrange Daylilies of 2022
Comments (30)Santorini Sunset looks like a bright one. Muy Calliente looks very interesting. Oranges are probably the least popular color after yellow on auctions. People don't appreciate how vivid and varied they can be. This is the only pic I took of Bob Marley this year. It did not like the heat against that off-white wall. Spirit Fox looked good, though other oranges can be more vivid. Carrick Wildon is always a later bright one. Alabama Jubilee had a great year. So many oldies showed why they are classics. Krakatoa Lava Stop the Car--not a sizable clump yet, but certainly warrants a pause in one's gaze. Tahiti Sweetie --commands attention with height Mardi Gras Indian --very vivid Tropical Fruit Loops --I like this color. A sib of Mardi Gras Indian Heavenly Dragon Fire --a unique glowing color. Crintonic Fireball --excellent color. Too new to evaluate habit Indian Ripple --great display this year Holiday Party --showy in garden if you like doubles Lana Ishee --the older evergreen that Chris liked (and must have given me). It blooms reliably in a searing color Vitamin C --a good landscaper. The color itself is a bit dull close-up, but makes a bright spot. I have grown to like it. Made a long display. It looks best in sun, which we had a lot of last summer. Solar Fire --an older Webster, very large, plain but showy Heman Mean Green Tropical Fusion --very showy in the garden, even if the plant habit is not ideal. Nan showed this one for a few years....See MorePeach, Apricot, Melon and Coral Daylilies 2022
Comments (20)Ethel Buccola here is a tale of tenderness, but not the usual one that northern gardeners envision. When I first got it from Maryott's years ago, I was delighted. It bloomed at decent height with good bud count. That continued for about three years. And then downhill for three years. Oh, it continued to multiply, but blooming was greatly reduced and scapes generally short. I was embarrassed that I had touted it as a northern hardy plant. I bid adieu. Perhaps it would have returned to previous floriferousness, but I doubt it. Ethel is a reminder that tenderness is not just a dead plant after a winter, or immediate lack of vigor. A reminder that vigor and hardiness need to be measured over several years, as well as a reminder that multiplication does not mean that the cultivar is suited for an area. I like the color of Mr. Skeffington. I never know which of the Owens will look good here. I like the midrib on Acclaim. Marlee Jane is such a beautiful color; I wish that Waldrops were more reliable here. Coral Corduroy looks like a good pot plant at 22 inches. Safe Island is an earlier bloomer that I like a lot. Good scape height. A Kirchhoff. Cancun Candy is also a favorite. Large flower combining a delicious blending of hues. Riot Act looked good this year. I am hoping that this year will not prove to have been unusual. Pictures tend to enhance its vibrance a bit, but it had good size this year and was vigorous. Mai Tai had sort of an off year, with not as many blooms. It is not a fast multiplier. Tahitian Waterfall is an alluring color. Tropical Fruit Fight seems to me to be the best in these Hanson colors. Better height than the next two. Rainbow Mesa Papaya Gumdrop Bass Gibson didn't have the best of years, but always attracts attention. A bit shorter than desired and blooms of uneven quality. Miss Money Penney certainly fits this category. Typical lanky Hansen scape. Big Bang Theory. Big flower. Limited bud count. Butter Pecan is best with a little shade in afternoon. That can be said of many. The Food Channel has a striking eyezone and elaborate color. Belief in Vein is a bit too upfacing for me. I wouldn't want to fall off this railing trying to take a picture. Curtis Montgomery took a long time to establish, and I thought I had lost it the first few years, but it has shown fairly well the last couple of years. The Zone 5 winter with snow cover may have helped. Nice pencil eye. How else would one describe this unusual coloration? I see that I have another picture with better opening. Around 5 inches. Modest bud count. Cantaloupe Souffle. In the ground now, but I doubt this evergreen will prove hardy. Too bad that more of Floyd's (Boatwright) are not dormant....See Moresteve duggins(Z6a) - Central Ohio
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