Always helps if you put your zone with your name (or some geographic indication). You should follow posts once your zone has members posting. Sometimes, choices just depend on what's available--at local garden centers or daylily growers. Soft Summer Night is a favorite pink that comes to mind. I don't think you'll be disappointed in Barbara Mitchell. Hush Little Baby is often available. If possible, visit a local grower in bloom season so you can see the plant habit and bloom. I would not rush out and fill my garden with whatever is for sale at a big-box store.

I agree that posting your zone is so important when asking for suggestions. If your not sure what you zone is, then google "What is my growing zone". I believe Houzz/GW also has something in the account settings to allow you to look up your zone and add it to your user name. I see so many daylilies I'd love to have but I know they won't do well here or I've seen from others that the cultivar really is not well suited or lacks budcount and increases slowly.

I am sorry, I always include it (7b) but I guess I forgot this time. I will have to see about adding it to my name. I'd love to give an update. I found a fantastic local grower who has fields of daylilies. I decided to go with white/near white. I got Joan Senior, Lime Frost, and Snowy Apparition. When I go back later, I am going to get a Sunday Gloves and maybe pick up a few more whites/near whites. That way, I can see what I like. Gentle Shepard seems to be "the white" but it seems to be a slow grower so I am going to pass for now.

You won't be disappointed with Joan Senior. Although not listed as a rebloomer it has a long season of bloom. Mine hasn't started to bloom yet, but when it does, it usually goes strong for at least a month or more.....Maryl