Wow, can't believe we are almost done with this after the seedlings!

Your Zuzu is very nice, more pink like Debra's.

ZuZu's Treasure, more lavender here.

Yellow Monkey

That's all for me.

Brad

Zuzu looks beautiful either way, perfect shape.

Yada Yada Yellow is pretty new but seems like it is going to be a good one. This is a picture from 2021, I don't have one from 2022 when it looked much better.

Yasmin is a good bloomer, nothing fancy though

Yellow Monkey has had its ups and downs here, likely because it is right next to the driveway pavement, may get too much heat. It has a year where it will lose fans, then gain some. This has been a reminder to try moving it back a little. It does bloom really well.

Sherry - Your picture of Zuzu's Treasure is gorgeous! Brad, I like yours too.

Here's a picture of mine from after it rained in early July, showing a deep lavender rose color I'd never seen on it before. This color was more like the one on Chance Encounter.

Zuzu's Treasure

This rebloom flower from August shows its usual appearance here.

No X or Y daylilies in my garden.

Debra

Yellow Monkey never fails to catch my attention. The color is so saturated.....ZuZu's Treasure is a pretty pastel. I recommended it to someone whose name was ZuZu and was looking at a daylily to add to her garden.......Yada Yada Yellow is another pretty shade of my favorite color...............I have one Y and one Z to add to the list.......Yesterday Memories is an older pink daylily that I've had for decades now. It's listed as an evergreen, but for me it's been a full dormant. It still deserves all the multiple awards it received back in the day and is one of the few daylilies I made room for in my raised bed. Here it is in the raised bed, in full hot sun in late afternoon in 102 degree heat.

YESTERDAY MEMORIES:

My Z is a new one that did well for me last year. This surprised me by actually being more on the purple side rather then the maroon color that daylilies described as purple usually turn out to be in my climate.

ZAC ATTACK

Maryl

I have missed the last two letters due to the gorgeous false spring weather er are having. Today is sunny, 81 degrees and the wind is really blowing which means it is great to be out weeding and grooming dayllilies. the hyacinths and other spring flowers are beautiful and one of the silly azaleas is putting out blooms! Freezing weather will be back though. this is typical for us in Alabama.I It gives the lilies fits.

I have a couple of "Y" daylilies Yo Big mouth needs to be moved as Man of Sorrows is infringing on its space. but Yumph is a gorgeous one that always reblooms even the first year and usually gives me a couple more late blooms at least in a third blooming.

Yankee Pinstripes: Great increaser and excellent rebloomer

kay

Zuzu's Treasure is lovely whatever shade it is. I also like Yellow Monkey and Yo Big Mouth.

I have just a few. Here are my Y's.

Yin bloomed for the first time last summer.

You're Fired is not my favorite. I don't love the shape. I also prefer that my oranges have an eye or edge of some sort. It is, however, a great grower in our garden with very fast increase.

I have only one Z. This is not a great photo of Zombie Dust. Like most patterns, it varies from day to day. Sometimes it has more broken areas in the eye zone.

I don't have any X's. I think we killed the only one we had. I told Bob that we need to name some daylilies beginning with X or Z to fill up those parts of the alphabet.

Nancy

Nan: With some of your hot colored introductions the adjective "Zesty" comes to mind.-lol.........Maryl

Sherry,

Your yolk cracks me up.

Kay: I love YO BIG MOUTH. Great looking pattern.

ZUZU'S TREASURE looks very nice.

I only have one in this category and it is YADA YADA YELLA. Here are 3 pictures of it from this past year.

That is all from me.

David

Nan - I like the deep orange color on You're Fired!

Yellow Monkey must be a good one since so many of you grow it.

Debra

Maryl, thanks for the suggestion of Zesty. We'll have to come up with a name starting with that word.

Nancy

Nancy, I really like that orange on You're Fired. David, Yada Yada Yellow is a nice one. and you are right, Yo Big Mouth is a good one, but that is Yumph in the photo.

kay

Debra, Yellow Monkey has been a bit of a disappointment for me. It was so wonderful for Edward but it is only average here and not so tall. And not being my favorite color, I generally pay little attention to it. I keep it for its trade value!

Maryl, I really like Zac Attack!

Brad

Mantis, I totally agree! How is that shoulder doing? I had waited too long for surgery before I had mine checked out, but was so blessed to have an injection, under ultrasound by my Rheumatologist. It gave me the most pain free months in a while and I hope yours is better also.

I still have so much to catch up from from last year, but most of it is yard and the area I am no longer using for daylilies...the years do catch up with us, unfortunately.

kay

At the advice of a retired physical therapist, I opted not for surgery (at least for now). Physical therapy and near-infra-red device have helped. The surgeon also advised against surgery. Recovery is so long and fraught with complications.

Yes, it is. The six months before the injection was very painful and I hope your therapy will put you back straight. When I tore the rotator cuff on my other arm, I was almost ready to give up and have surgery until the therapist started using ultrasound (therapeutic, not to visualize the site) and it worked. In fact, my husband bought a medical quality ultrasound for me to have and use at home. Mantis, I very much hope your shoulder improves greatly soon.

kay

I acquired Zachary Mark as a freebie at a pre-Covid regional daylily meeting. It has done well.

Nice freebie! that is a pretty one.

kay