Wow hard one, there are so many that are new and I haven't seen, but of my older ones....These will always have a place in my garden....

Indian Giver
Alexandra
Beautiful edging
Destined to see
Witch stitchery

If I could only have five, it would be:

Shores Of Time
Moonlit Masquerade
Blue-Eyed Butterfly
Court Magician
Autumn Wood

But I really hope I never have to limit myself to just 5!

Autumn Wood [ on want list]
Destined to see [ on want list]
Indian Giver [should see blooms this year]
Bella Lugosi [ on want list]
Princess Diana[ 1 I will never be able to afford but dreams are fun]

FYI there is not a Siloam Neal Berrey there is a Neal Berrey which is lovely it may be the one your are refering to.

Here is my choices
Orchid Corsage
Kings Favor
Age of Aquarius
Sherry Lane Carr
Charming Charlie

Plus about about a hundred more, it would indeed be a sad day to have only five. I didn't even check thru all my photos when making the choices above the list or I couldn't have selected only five.

Betty

From those I have I "think" I would choose these:
Pandora's Box
Orchid Corsage
Beautiful Edgings
Bela Lugosi
Moonlit Masquerade

Destined to see & Orchid Corsage are wonderful too. I have Autumn Wood & recently received indian Giver, but haven't seen them bloom yet. I noticed someone mentioned Gentle Shepherd. I have that one, & beautiful bloom but it has never bloomed very much or for long for me. Maybe I need to try it in another location.

"FYI there is not a Siloam Neal Berrey there is a Neal Berrey " -- Betty, you are so correct here, and thanks for mentioning it. My daylily is actually Siloam Olin Frazier. I bought it with Neal Berrey and, for the life of me, I don't know why I can't get those names straight. I've called it SNB from Day 1. Sr. moments, I guess.

Sayhellonow don't worry I have plenty of my own Sr. moments. I have Neal Berrey and knew it was not a Siloam checked Tinker's DB to be sure. My sister and SIL both call me to come over to ID their daylilies as I seem to remember better than they do what cultivars they have but then I love daylilies.

So I'm only allowed five.....that would be 5 pinks, 5 creams, 5 lavenders, 5 UFs, 5 yellows, 5 eyes, 5 doubles, 5 minis...right? ;0)

Nikki

I am cheating so tuff!!

Round ones:

Shores of Time
Belle Cook
JT Davis
Joan Derifield
Victorian Lace

Skinny ones:

North Wind Dancer
Heavenly Angel Ice
Thorhalla
Aniakchak
Desert Icicle

I have a question. I notice several of you have Moonlit Masquerade. I have seen pictures of several daylilies that look somethign like that, including Spacecoast Sea Shells. I would like to know why you like M.M. best, as for next year or in the fall I want to order one or more with those colors. Thanks.

Elizabeth Salter
Pure and Simple
Julie Newmar
Midnight Raider
Spacecoast Sweet Eye

Oh, wait! Francis of Assisi
Respighi
Mildred Mitchell

Missylin,
Moonlit Masquerade is a prolific rebloomer for me. There are many great ones with purple eyes, but no other reblooms as well or as often for me.

Debra

Evening Enchantment = Purple
Artic Lace = White
Cimarron Rose = Red
Shores of Time = Pink
Big Smile = Yellow/Pink Edge

Just one more:

Alabama Jubilee = Orange

Gotta Have a Yellow = Big Bird

If I can have eyes, edges, ruffles, UF, Spider, "OK there's more" what am I forgetting??? I guess I couldn't have just 5. I would miss out on so much!

This is fun!!! Thanks for starting it. Mona

Indian Giver
Sugar Candy
Destined To See
China Veil
Blueberry Breakfast

Phew, that was hard! Do you notice that all of these are or have some shade of purple in them?

The next five:
Key To My Heart
Femme De Joie
Longstocking
Final Touch
Moonlit Masquerade

Linda

Hmm, that's a tough one. Out of my daylilies right now, I'd have to keep 'Dallas Star,' 'Bright Sunset,' 'Night Beacon,' 'Maude's Valentine,' 'Ida Miles,' and 'Chenango Rose.' (Oops, that's six!) I'm not even going to go NEAR my wish list, lol.

Laurel

Thanks, Debra. I added Moonlit Masquerade to my list. Though I am trying to have only evergreens as I live in Florida, it sounds like a winner and reasonable. Do you think it would prefer the east or west, being as that it has a dark center? Does anyone know if it acts like a SEV or Ev in Florida? I've been told some SEVS act like EVs here. I think it's too hot to order any more this season, though. :(

These would be mine from 2007:

Bill Norris - Rebloomed for me, had to cut off final scapes due to snow
Apple of my eye, Singular Sensation, Victorian Lace, Springfield Clan, Wineberry candy, Monterrey Jack, Kawarthas Natures Splendor and kawarthas Natalie. The last 2 were hybridized by a friend and was recently registered in 2007. There are a few more that I wouldn't get rid of, maybe a top 20 and I could make my mind up. Mike

I don't have a great many, but I love these:

Snow Blizzard - tall, light cream-yellow double with big blooms
Peach Magnolia - tall, beautiful peach double with big blooms
South Seas - gorgeous vivid deep coral
Red Volunteer - beautiful rich velvety red with big blooms
Cabbage Flower - pretty early yellow double that reblooms well

I bought 'Shores of Time' this year and hope it turns out as well as everyone says!

Missylin,
Moonlit Masquerade should do very well in Florida. It was hybridized there. It won the Stout Medal (the top award for daylilies) and does well in all parts of the country. The dark eye does not fade in full sun. It has more buds if it gets at least 6 hours of sun a day. I have a clump in full sun (8 hours) and a clump in part shade (5 hours of sun). Both bloom and multiply well. You should have foliage on it year-round. I always have some foliage on the clumps here in Tennessee, but the fans shrink during the coldest months of January and February. Then in March the foliage plumps up again.

Debra