V daylilies 2023
sherrygirl zone5 N il
last year
last modified: last year
Featured Answer
Comments (34)
Related Discussions
U daylilies 2023
Comments (9)Sherry - Upgrade and Undercurrent are both beautiful! I've always admired those two of yours. David - Ultimate Illusion has a neat pattern. I reminds me of Secret Sentinel, which I grow. Untamed Heart - My intro performed well last year, despite the dry, hot weather. Two scapes had the registered 18 buds, and the others were in the mid teens. This one is a terrific pod setter, even in hot temps. Unlike my earlier intros, this one is an early morning opener. It reblooms some years, but not reliably here. Untamed Heart clumps Unbound was a new one last year. It's supposed to be excellent for hybridizing, but it was too hot last summer for me to be successful with it. Debra...See MoreYellow Daylilies 2023
Comments (26)Avon Sunrise is by a hybridizer I am not familiar with. Sour Puss has warm hues with its green heart and peach shading. A Shooter, I see. Diploids in general I find need more dividing to maintain bloom quantity. Siloam Amazing Grace is a nice clear yellow. Mister Butters had a good year. In general, earlier plants performed better, when they could withstand an onslaught of earwigs. How many earwigs didn't I kill? Saul has slain his thousands, but I think I matched that (with little effect, as they were in the ten thousands). Butter Cream was nice (but again plagued by earwigs). Catherine Folker had a very good year. A large-flowered polychrome, but yellow and green are dominant. Always has instant rebloom. A ML. Good height. A Joiner evergreen that performs well, selected by Richard Norris years ago from a garden he visited. Green Mystique has a precise and dainty edge. Seemed closer to five rather than six inches, perhaps because of the slight recurve. Gives a respectable performance most years--and that kind of performance this past year made one stand out. Sarah Christine looked pretty good. A softer yellow, which is usually what I prefer. Crintonic Mister Apollo may be a good performer. As well as Green Icon. We shall see....See MoreOrange Daylilies 2023
Comments (18)Court and Spark was too small a bloom here to make it into the garden. Coral Corduroy looks very appealing. It is rather short, but that is good for pot culture. Why didn't the Ellison seedling get a name? All those buds, and such a beautiful ruffled flower. Slow to increase? That usually doesn't stop people from registering. Tyger River (a bonus) was very short this year (of course, not without company in this bad year). I am wondering if I should pick up Miss Demeanor. Evaluation of Tiger Town? I see it is a cascade. I look forward to seeing Hot Buttered Rum in the garden next year. Sitting Cool has been very pleasing here; not sure I would call it orange, but it certainly warrants a picture. I am always interested in reviews of the Stone Palace cultivars. The Victorian Lace seedling is lovely. Since VL does well here, it arouses more interest....See MorePolychrome Daylilies 2023
Comments (7)I find polychromes very attractive and have liked all the ones posted so far. My favorites are Smoky Mountain Autumn, Little Flock, Siloam bolden Gate, Careless Dream, Sugar Cream Pie, and Pizza Crust. And what gorgeous polychrome seedlings have been posted! Brad, what luscious color on Jolyene Nichole Smokey Mt. Autumn! Celeste, the very ruffled seedling out of Angels Gather Round is extraordinary! David, I especially like the seedling out of Bass Gibson for its colors and its toothy edge! Here is my ivory polychrome seedling out of Inimitable. I will probably register it if it does well after being lined out. I had hoped to get it lined out this fall, but with my husband's illness and death, it just didn't happen. It shows more colors when it's cool. Debra...See Moresherrygirl zone5 N il
last yearsherrygirl zone5 N il
last yearshive
last year
Related Stories
EVENTS7 Landscape Design Trends From the 2023 Chelsea Flower Show
This year’s event celebrates the unexpected, showcasing everything from pretty weeds to edible ornamental plants
Full StoryTRENDING NOW35 Home Design Trends on the Rise in 2023
Find inspiration — and optimism — in styles, materials, colors and features expected to take off this year
Full StoryTRENDING NOWThe 10 Top Entries and Mudrooms of Spring 2023
Get ideas for formal and casual spaces with a variety of storage and style options sure to make an impression
Full StoryBATHROOM DESIGN10 Most Popular Bathrooms So Far in 2023
Get ideas for shower and tub layouts, soft palettes and tile patterns from the most-saved new bathroom photos this year
Full StoryTRENDING NOWThe 10 Most Popular Entries and Mudrooms of 2023
See the stylish color palettes, smart storage features and impressive details in the most-saved entry photos this year
Full StoryGARDENING GUIDESNew Ways to Think About All That Mulch in the Garden
Before you go making a mountain out of a mulch hill, learn the facts about what your plants and soil really want
Full StoryLANDSCAPE DESIGNDiscover the Music of the (Garden) Spheres
Add pleasing familiarity, rhythm and meaning to your landscape with globe-shaped plants, sculptures and accessories
Full StoryMOST POPULAREnjoy Your Summer Garden — Here’s What to Do in July
Our July gardening guides take the guesswork out of summer watering, pruning and planting. See our tips for your U.S. region
Full StoryGARDEN STYLESFrom You: Homegrown Cottage Gardens to Love
Wild and colorful gardens provide beautiful views and curb appeal for homes across North America
Full StoryLANDSCAPE DESIGNHow 7 Landscape Designers Create Beautiful Gardens With Verbena
Verbena bonariensis works wonders as an airy screen, back-of-bed flower, window box plant and more
Full Story
mantis__oh