A very good one (or bad?). I've repeated that grape/wine one to anyone who I thought wouldn't hit me-lol............Forest god is my favorite with it's multi-yellow/orange tones. And what a great picture of Flutterbye. Some UF's are really pretty.........I only have one F. I say have, but it may be had after this winter is over. Been down to almost zero already with more really cold weather coming February they say. Doesn't look too great right now for an evergreen in a pot:

Fringy:

I love the edge on Fringy:

Maryl

Fringy survived here, but low scapes, very poor bud count, virtually zero multiplication. You are warmer, Maryl, but past tense here. The bloom is gorgeous and may make a good pot subject if you protect the pots in winter (inside a garage?). I did have to stoop to photograph it. (Not counting this as one of my five.)

Flying Trapeze made a good show last year, with nicely spaced blooms. Bud count won't amaze.

How do I dare recommend a plant I badmouthed for years? Well, I may regret it after this year, but Forsyth Frostbound's color is just too appealing. Still believe it is not a strong grower here, despite its bounceback.

Flight of Orchids is elegant with attractive color.

Fiesta Latina has a hot, hot color that many pictures don't capture.

For Ever and For Always. A standout color and height, but bud count was embarrassing this past year, and I have my doubts.

Sherry,

I'm glad you posted FOREST GOD, because that allows me to post a different one. FOREST GOD is a great front of the border plant. Never had a bad bloom.

FEARFULLY AND WONDERFULLY MADE: Each fan put up two scapes. Loaded with buds. Great plant in my zone 5 garden.

FROSTED PINK ICE: I love this older Stamile intro. It is tall and a real stand out. I am a sucker for a white midrib.

FASHIONAIRE: One of my favorite Bennett intros. Again, the white midrib.

FINDER'S DELIGHT: Another Bennett that is moving up the list as being one of his favorite intros that I grow.

FRIEDA ALLEN JERRELL: One of my all time favorites. I love the color combination. It is tall and an easy parent to work with.

That is all from me.

David

MANTIS: I will agree that FORSYTH FROSTBOUND is not a strong grower. I too, love the color, but it may have to go this year.

David

Sherry, Futterbye is a favorite here too. Mantis, Flying Trapeze is my favorite of your post; David, Freida Allen Jerrell is my favorite of yours.

Fiordiligi is always reliable, good bloomer, great color.

Full Grown too is reliable and nice and large.

Fuchsia Dream is a nice late one

Flutterbye

Brad

Sheri - Forest God has such a wonderful shape and texture! Free Wheelin' is a striking daylily. I grew it for many years, but it never multiplied or grew tall here. I moved it out three years ago. Flutterbye was one I used to grow, and I always loved its color, but grubs totally devoured it in the end.

Maryl - Fringy looks so different for you than Mantis. The edge is fantastic in your climate, and I like that it looks pink for you. The more pink, the better, as far as I'm concerned.

David - Frieda Allen Jerrell is gorgeous. I've often thought about adding that one, but it just never happened.

Brad - I always love the color in your Fiordiligi photos.

Mantis - I am shocked to see Forsyth Frostbound in your five. You have indeed badmouthed it every year I've posted it. I didn't photograph mine last year. It's one of my husband's favorite daylilies. I love the looks of Forever and For Always. How long have you grown that one? I got it last Spring, but it hasn't bloomed yet. I still have it in a pot, and I don't know if it will survive the winter here.

Debra

FOOL FOR YOUR STOCKINGS, a huge, tall plant with good branching and bud-count for such large blooms. Bright color and height set it apart.

another picture of it:

FROSTED VINTAGE RUFFLES, an older one that always sends up tons of scapes, hardy, healthy

FESTIVE JOUSTING, bright color, large blooms, a nice plant overall

FOREVER REDEEMED. An oldie but so reliable, year after year

FLAMING FLAMINGO, what a bright one this is and a great pod parent. Lots of blooms on a good plant. Divided recently but still bloomed well during our severe drought.

David, I don't know how you could describe Frieda as tall. It is registered at 20 inches, and that has been the height here. It is indeed beautiful, but was slow to establish here. I too like the white midribs. Please save some Fashionaire for me if you are selling in the spring.

For some reason, a number of plants were invigorated last year, including Frostbound. The winter was constant with good snow cover, and we had a lot of rain in early June. A few daylily friends reported the same revitalization for them. I am not optimistic, though, about a repeat. Of course, there were some plants that performed worse than usual. Beats me how the weather can affect different plants differently.

I like Frosted Vintage, Fiordiligi, and Flaming Flamingo (but not as much as Bob Marley).

Forever and for Always has been in the garden since 2020. I got it from New York, where supposedly it has performed well. Disappointing bud count so far.

I missed some Emmerichs that are recommendations.

From Sea to Shining Sea. Good height, though vigor is unproven.

Free the Captives. Vigorous, floriferous, and tall, if you want them tall. Later blooming.

Celeste, it's easier to say which of these I don't prefer [the yellow one] cause they are amazing!

Mantis, I really like these two purples.

Brad

I only have pictures from last year of five F's, so that's what I'll post.

Faith That Moves Mountains had a terrific season in 2021 (tall, 18 buds per scape and rebloomed), but a very mediocre season last year. It is a very velvety purple and a good pod setter. It reblooms most years I've grown it. Mantis, I remember you had this one at one time. How did it do for you?

Fighting Fire usually does well, but in last year's drought not so much. I have two clumps of this one, one of which did not bloom at all last year. The other clump had low bud count. It has always rebloomed well for me until last year. It's a terrific pod setter.

From This Moment On has been among by best budded in years prior to 2022. Last year's bud count was disappointing.

Fuchsia Sunrise had really pretty blooms last season. It doesn't get enough sun where I have it planted, so it rarely has more than 8-10 buds.

Forever Redeemed has been a good daylily for many years here. However it does not hold it's color well in high temps, and last year's stretch of temps in the high 90s did it no favors. Here's a photo of the first bloom when temps were cooler.

Celeste - I agree that Festive Jousting is a good performer. In fact, it did better than ever here last year, but I didn't seem to get a good picture of it.

Debra

Debra, FTMM is really pretty, my favorite of the group. I also like Forever Redeemed & Fuchsia Sunrise.

Brad

Mantis: Interesting about your Fringy, AND yours was in ground not in a pot. I think often that weather (too hot or too cold or too dry or too wet etc.) may be why the decline in plants that start out like gangbusters one year and then taper off or go nowhere in subsequent years. Fringy rebloomed it's first year for me, but not last year when so many others surprised me with reblooms. BTW, my garage is half full of overwintering plants. My DH says enough is enough..........Coincidently Flying Trapeze made my long list so appreciate the comments........Debra: Fringy is indeed a pale pale pink, not white for me. It always showed more white in the photos I saw of it, so I tried it. As usual it wasn't. Still pretty, but not white. Why I'll stick with Joan Senior and the later blooms of Buzz Saw for my dose of white daylilies............Everyone's F's are so pretty and there are too many I like. Why this list is so dangerous to my "need to shrink" collection...........Maryl

From Sea to Shining Sea is much taller than Faith That Moves Mountains here. Definitely in the thirties, while Faith is only about 26. The colors are similar; perhaps Faith a bit more blue purple, but Sea is not as reddish here as Karol's pic. It's difficult to photograph these dark purples, as red dominates with more light exposure, but pic is grainy with too little light.

Fringy is basically a tender evergreen. It is such a pale pink that it certainly qualifies as a near white. This is a much colder climate than Maryl's. I suspect, though, that Fringy grows below its registered height most places. Survived, but definitely didn't thrive.

Faith That Moves Mountains. Both Sea and Faith are very velvety

Fabulous Black Pearl is so unusually colored that I would recommend it. It has formed a clump and blooms above the foliage. Bud count is modest, but it blooms reliably.

Gossard's Fire Pegasus is also worthy.

Forsyths fire In the Hole, I like the colors

Firecracker Parade:

Forsyth Garrette Mason

Fighting Fire: A favorite

Fried Green Tomatoes:

kay

Lots of striking F blooms here! I second David’s assessment of Fearfully and Wonderfully Made. It would make my list if he had not posted it. Same with Forest God-love that bloom.

Flying Fox. Another Reimer. This bloom was over eight inches and pure velvet. Can’t wait to see this in clump strength.

Fear Not is usually redder in color. Lots of blooms and scapes like broomsticks.

Fried Green Tomatoes. This plant is two years old. I think that says a lot about why it is on my list

Free Fall-another one that multiplied well

In making my ”cut” decisions I knew I had to include this oldie- Farmer’s Daughter. A bud builder that blooms like this for weeks

Flying Fox looks impressive. It will be interesting to see Reimer's plants get more evaluation from different regions. Fear Not here can sometimes be short scaped. I see that Firecracker Parade is a dormant and that Debra has grown it.

Mantis - Firecracker Parade did not do well for me, although it was probably grubs eating the roots. Anyway, I sent it to Kay. Faith That Moves Mountains is very pretty for your too. Mine has been the registered 28 inches tall the past two years.

Kate and Kay - Fried Green Tomatoes must be a crazy fast multiplier!

Debra, FGT is indeed a very fast multiplier. Firecracker parade is an early bloomer here, and it has rebloomed each year since Debra so kindly sent it to me.

I am looking forward to my new Reimer's blooming this next season. there are so many pretty "F" daylilies, aren't there. Sherry, your Faber Saber is a gorgeous yellow but Free Wheeling is a knockout!

David, I can understand why Freida Allen Jerrell is a favorite, It is so pretty!

Brad, Fiordiligi is such a pretty color and I aways like to see Flutterby.

Debra, that is a really good photo of fighting Fire, From This Moment On is a pretty one too.

Mantis, you always have so many beauties. I notices you Flying Trapeze is a much nicer color than mine is most of the time because mine is paler when it heats up, but I was surprised that your bud count was not good as it is quite good here. and Forsyth Frostbound is a beauty. The color is so delicate. David, let me know if you do want to move that one out as I want to move it in here.

Mantis Gossard's Fire Pegasus is a first pick for me. I am glad you posted it.

Celeste, Flaming Flamingo is my pick on yours: what a color!

kate, I really like Flying Fox. What a sight a clump of that will be. And Farmer's Daughter is a beauty too...all bud builders are winners. And FGT just keeps improving.

kay

Mantis: Frieda Allen Jerrell is usually 28 inches tall in my garden. If it was only reaching 20 inches, I might not keep it. I know it is registered as 20 inches, but it is definitely taller. There are a lot of good looking plants posted. Flaming Flamingo certainly looks hot.

David

Sorry to hear about your families loss. I'm sure you will be a comfort to your sister and my thoughts are with you at this time.............Maryl

So sorry about you family loss, Nancy. I especially like Fruitful Discovery .

kay

Nancy, sending prayers to you and your family

Sherry

Nancy - So sorry about the loss of your brother-in-law.

Debra

Nancy, Prayers for you and your family.

I am very sorry about your brother-in-law Nancy.

Faberge Easter has been really good here. Above average bud count and good increase

Fancy Face is prettier in person I think, the eye looks more blue/purple than it usually looks in my picturres

Filled to Overflowing had a good year, then lost a lot of fans after the drought

Finish with a Florish

Forty Days and Forty Nights

Freedom's Triumph

Fried Green Tomatoes bloomed for 7 weeks

Nancy - I like the looks of Faberge Easter, but it's always had low bud count here - probably because of grubs. Filled to Overflowing makes a gorgeous clump. I like Finish With a Flourish too!

Debra

I love the form and color of Forest God. I hate to hear that about Forever and for Always, the blooms are so pretty. Last year was its 1st bloom season, did not do great but I am pretty sure it rebloomed. I like those pinks, David! Brad, that color on Fiordiligi is so nice. FOREVER REDEEMED looks nice in everyone's pictures. I talk myself out of that one because I have so many of that style. Fire In the Hole, Kay, but my favorite is firecracker Parade. Kate, Flying fox must be so impressive at that size! Fried Green Tomatoes is an impressive grower, isn't it? Mine was 3 years old this year, not sure mine has multiplied quite so well as yours. It has such a long bloom season though, it was a major bud builder this year. Nancy, I have Fiesta Latina here too, and it is a great plant. The only reason I don't post it often, my camera does not capture the color as nice as you see it in person. I agree about Fox Point too, I would have posted that one if I had a picture of it. Debra, Faith That Moves Mountains and Fighting Fire are amazing!