Here are some I have.

When my Sweetheart Returns appreciates some shade.

Tiger Swirl was a big box store purchase, has multiplied nicely for me.

Siloam Ethel Smith, my favorite Siloam, is a good performer here.

Real Wind is a favorite oldie. The color is hard to capture, my description is orange sherbet and raspberry eye.

PTricia Snyder Memorial is getting established.

Magic Dancer, a late bloomer here and taller than most I have. prolific in a good spot.

Free Wheelin is my husbands favorite, huge blooms.

Dances With Giraffes, love it! It was my bloom queen this season.

Cat Dancer has done well here….love the unusual color combo.

Sherry

I like the eyed pattern on many of the UF form blooms. Smug and Free Wheeling are good examples. Cat Dancer is a neat one too. I have very few eyed daylilies. But just for kicks I'll include one of my oldest daylilies. I got it from Wayside way back in the day when they still bragged about how large their bare root daylilies were in comparison to others. I didn't know the difference so it looked good to me. It had a companion in my border but I had to dig this second one up a couple of years ago because of an unconquerable sedge infestation. Grrr...... The remaining one produces a mass of bloom in mid June that still has people asking me about it, and as a plus, has a more white base color then any of the other eyed daylilies I've tried in the intervening years.

Pandora's Box:

Maryl

Smug and Pandora’s Box are my favorites of this bunch so far!

Here are my EYED no edged daylilies:

CONNIE CAN'T HAVE IT: It has a partial edge that does not go all the way around the petal. When I think of an edge, I think that it goes around the entire petal and has a more braided appearance.

TACTICAL CAT

SONIQUE

PARADISE BAR AND GRILL: Outstanding rich petal and eye color

BLUE-EYED BUTTERFLY

INDY SHOCKER

PROPER STRANGER

NO ORDINARY CHILD: New to the garden last year year. Has some promise. I hope the splotchiness disappears.

HAVE A HEART

BEST IN SHOW BETSY

LAVENDER BLUE BABY

JAZZ ME BLUES

BLUES IN THE NIGHT

KIWI MAGIC

That is all from me.

David

Mulberry Way

Tall Dark Stranger

Sunapee Sunset

Victoria Grace

Spacecoast Dreamcatcher

Hathaway Cottage

Lavender Blue Planet

Bodacious Bite

Sun Panda

Cat Dancer

Ledgewoods Firecracker

Monterrey Jack

seedling out of Ron Valente x Jerry Hyatt

seedling out of Allie Katt x Deepwater Horizon

seedling out of Teddy Bears Picnic x Jerry Hyatt

Jerry Hyatt

Volcanic Explosion

Winning Note

diploid seedling out of Bob Faulkner x Malachite Sunbird

Belle Isle Sentry

a smoky Ron Valente x Jerry Hyatt seedling

Janice Brown (always shows spots on every bloom here)

a diploid seedling out of Smoke Scream x Malachite Sunbird

Windy Place

Hearts and Flowers

a diploid seedling out of Transformer x Exotic Starfish

Eyes of Fury

Happy is the Heart

a diploid seedling out of Bob Faulkner x Navajo Pony

Pinhill Claret Symphony

Nefertiti

Skater

Ron Valente

Invention

Red Winged Blackbird

Sherry - It's always good to know what year we're in. LOL Siloam Ethel Smith is a pretty little thing.

Maryl - Pandora's Box always performs so well for you. It makes a lovely clump!

David - Indy Shocker and Sonique stood out to me - maybe because I'm not familiar with those.

Celeste - My top favorite of yours is the diploid seedling out of Smoke Scream x Malachite Sunbird.

Debra

Debra, glad you changed the date, makes it easier look up old posts. 😉

Sherry

Some beautiful ones posted here! My favorites are W. Little Lamb, Smug, Spacecoast Dream Catcher and Celeste's seedling Smoke Scream X Malachite Sunbird.

This category was difficult for me since most of our eyed daylilies have some edge, even though it is not all the way around. I will leave those to the eyed/edged category.

Siloam Shocker is one of my favorite small daylilies. The clarity of the color is outstanding.

Brilliant Circle is another small flowered daylily.

Here is our Dances with Giraffes.

Hillside Bright and Early is one of Dave Mussar's early blooming tets.

Hillside First Impression is another early bloomer.

Lucky Draw

School Bus has just a touch of eye color on the petal edges.

That's all for me.

Nancy

Lots of good stuff here. Sherry, Cat Dancer and Siloam Ethel Smith. Debra, Smug. David, Jazz Me Blues, No Ordinary Child, Indy Shocker, & Lavender Blue Baby. Celeste, Tall Dark Stranger, Red Winged Blackbird, & Belle Isle Sentry [I thought about Belle but sometimes it has a hint of an eye for me; guess its one of those borderline cases [pun intended].

Impetuosity.

Kirsten's Corsage

Prairie Blue Eye

Priscilla's Rainbow

my seedling Quasi Quasar

Carmen Renee x VT the Last Melon

So Lovely x North Wind Dancer

Brad

Nancy, Hillside Bright and Early is my fave of yours.

Brad

I forgot these......

Bob Faulkner

Inquire Within

Nan - My favorite of yours is Siloam Shocker. I always like the red-eyed daylilies.

Brad - Kristen''s Corsage is one that always catches my eye!

Debra

Impetuosity is an interesting shade of red, and I see quite a large flower. The health problems of a friend have prevented me from perusing my pics, but there are a few on the screen.

Tropical Fruit Loop is a luminescent shade of cantaloupe with a striking eye. Not a great year for it, but it had a lot of company.

Purple Lives Matter could turn out to be very appealing (out of White Eyes), but not mature enough to judge, especially in an off year.

Substantial Treasure didn't have an exceptional year, but looked good. I guess the eyezone is rather limited, but will list it here with its big green throat.

Free Wheelin too didn't have a great year, but gave this nice group one day.

Mantis, Tropical Lives Matter & Purple Lives Matter so very pretty. I also like Substantial Treasure.

Brad