Corinthian Pink --Slow to increase, but a large, imposing flower

Carolina Cool Down --okay last year, but still gaining clump strength

Cory Tipple --looked exceptionally clean this year

Charming Charlie --an early one. Not a good year, but was hardly alone in that category.

Here are the C's from my garden:

Caribbean Whipped Cream - Had a great bloom season this year. I believe it likes its new spot.

Connie Can't Have It: Not a prolific bloomer but a pretty face.

COURAGE TO CHANGE: Received as a bonus. Nice pattern. Will receive pollen this year.

Clown Parade: Always a favorite.

CHAIN ENERGY: Supposed to be a good breeder for patterns and blue eyes. Performs very well for me.

Color Coordinated: Received as a bonus plant.

Channeled Aggression: Consistent performer. I like the strawberry watermark.

COURT MAGICIAN

Cobra Skin Necktie: Tall plant with many blooms.

COCKY AND BOLD

More to follow.

David

Mantis: I hope you are recovering today and in not too much pain. I always look forward to your posts and comments........Sherry: Your picture of Coast to Coast with the white daisies is lovely....Celeste: I saw Country French years ago at the daylily show surrounded by it's fair share of ribbons. And I always like Cat Dancer when I see it. Brad: Christopher Russell has some pretty colors: Nan: Curious Cutie is very cute indeed. Julia: Clown Parade is always an attention getter. So many more nice ones, but the above caught my eye this trip..........Maryl

Here are a few more that I discovered:

CARNIVAL IN MEXICO: Does very well here.

Circus Performer: One of the Petits that reaches its registered height.

Cerulean Warbler: One of the few Lambertsons that grows well for me.

Chesapeake Crablegs: Being from MD, I have to grow this one.

Creative Edge

Charlotte Roycroft: This is a really nice plant that frequently polys

CHEROKEE HERITAGE: A nice tall plant that was hybridized by Marie Skelley of MD. I would visit her garden on a regular basis and get into bidding wars at the local daylily club auction.

Critical Mass: Nice red from Whatley.

Courts of Europe: Makes huge plants but is slow to increase.

Coral Majority

That concludes my contribution to the letter "C"

Have a great day and stay warm.

David

These really catch my attention: Clarity of Vision, Carnival in Brazil, Catastrophe Waitress, Carolina Sunrise, & Claudine's Charm. However, there are so many nice ones besides these!

Brad

So many beautiful blooms ! Another I have to add to my gardens is Claudine's Charm . What a looker! Here are few of the c's that I grow here . I will do my best not to duplicate blooms shown already

Cheddar Cheese

Casper's Shadow This one is far too pale for my liking but it grows well so I keep it .

Cherry Burst

Chorus Line

a few more

Signet-Creation looks quite prolific!

Julia, Laura (Twix n' Dud) has said that she considers Jamie Dockery to be a cultivar superior to Claudine's Charm. She complained that CC tends to canoe with heat and often doesn't open well after a cool night. How would you compare the two?

Cobraskin Necktie, just recently placed in garden.

Cosmic Traveler --poor performance in 2016

College Colors --I like this one, but not a great performer this past year.

Constantinople

Carolicolossal (just to fill in)

Trying again to load pics.

Hope these load properly this time Sherry. Thanks again.

Mantis - Your Cobraskin Necktie is showing wonderful color and pattern. Mine didn't show the pattern well at all. Maybe it was too hot when it bloomed.

Signet - Creation makes a stunning clump.

Claudine's Charm - All these lovely photos are making me miss it. It was lost two years ago after growing sucessfully in a pot for four years.

I'm going to try to post my photos again. I've never had problems posting photos here, but yesterday they would not go through.

Cardinal Desire was one of my better performers last year with a bud count of 20 and rebloom in late October and early November.

Charlie

Cool Twister gave a great performance last year and was one of my longest bloomers. It was the first to bloom and rebloomed on several scapes.

Carefree Sunset

Cary Grant

Creature of the Night

Debra

And some more of my C's.

Cloaked in Secrecy was a good performer last year when most in my garden were not.

Cool Hand Luke - good performance last year, but not as outstanding as in previous seasons

Cherokee Star with Desperado Love in the background

Carolina Cool Down

Cobra Skin Necktie growing in a pot

Coastal Grand

Corolla Light

Crimson Reflections is always a nice rebloomer.

Celeste - Cosmic Legacy and Catch A Wave look marvelous!

Debra

So many nice blooms! I have a few C's.

CANADIAN BORDER PATROL -- added Spring 2015 but did not bloom until its second year.

CAT DANCER -- added Spring 2016

CLAUDINE'S CHARM--added June 2016

COBALT DAWN - added Fall 2015

CONDILLA -- added Spring 2015.

Thanks for looking!

Lori

Shive and Brad , yes Creation is a great plant and a really good increaser . I highly recommend this plant

Shive , I dont know if it is the angle of your daylily in your photo of Cobraskin Necktie but doesnt look like any pictures I can find of it . I only got mine this past season so havent seen it bloom yet but any picture I can find of it online doesnt show it presenting any blue in the petals . All the pics appear to be a purple with a somewhat lighter purple eye that is not very distinct .The throat is a very distinctive yellow v . Would you have another image of it by any chance that would more clearly show the face of it ? I really like your image and I hope mine looks more like yours than what I can find pictures of online .

I think Charming Charlie is my favorite "C" daylily posted so far. Josie's intros are always pretty.

Lilykate, I'm a Charming Charlie fan too, just lovely.

Sherry

Charming Charlie is very pretty!

Canadian Summer

Collier

Concrete Blonde

Coral Quasar

Crimson Stain

Thanks for letting me know it is ok to duplicate Sherri. It does make sense to show duplicates as then we can all see how well a plant does over a range of areas , I hadn't thought of that . I have a few more to add here then

DebbieON I had not seen Canadian Summer before . Any chance you can let me know where you found it ? It is a beauty! This whole "post your pics" thing is making my want list even longer than it is and it is not short believe me ! Claudine Charm, Cosmic Legacy and Catch a Wave have all been added as have Canadian Diamonds and Clown Parade .....assuming they can be found in Canada.

These first 2 photos were taken in 2014 ......but I dont seem to have more recent ones . The first is Cream Drop one of the very few daylilies I have that is not 26" or above in height.

This one is Cameroon Nights

Crazy Pierre

This is Calgary Stampede

Signet_gw I can probably help you out with Canadian Summer and Claudine's Charm. I am in the Ottawa area. I have sent daylilies in Canada. I, too am looking for Clown Parade, lol. Canadian Summer is a Lorrain We're in the Hayfield Now daylily.

Debbie it would appear we are relative neighbours. I am in the Ottawa area too, approx. 40 miles SW of.

peren.all So funny, I am about 45 min SE. Between Lancaster-Alexandria, pretty near Quebec border. but we are close enough for sure!

DebbieOn and Peren.all ha ha.....I am originally from that area too. I grew up in Lachute Quebec about 30 minutes from the quebec border not far from Vankleek Hill and Hawkesbury Ontario. Used to spend a lot of time around the Hawkesbury to Ottawa area. DebbieON sending you a p.m. hope that is ok.

DebbieON seems I cant message you as you dont have it activated

signet_gw don't mind at all, will try to see how to activate for email. Am I ever familiar with Lachute, I lived in Rawdon for over 10 years and raced sled dogs all over the Laurentians. I had good friends in Lachute. Not sure how to activate for email, but will attempt.

Small world signet_gw & DebbieON. I don't know that area well but have certainly been there.

Debbie to activate messaging click on Your Houzz in the upper right hand corner. Then in the upper right you will see a box Edit Profile. Click on that and then on the left you will see a list, click on Advanced settings. Choose what you want to allow and then scroll to the bottom of the page and click Update.

Thanks for your help Perenn.all , I was able to get in touch with DebbieON just now

DebbieON I really like Coral Quasar a lot! I also like Collier, which is unusual as yellow is not my thing. I only have a few yellows.

I don't know if anyone is still looking, but I can't believe I forgot to add these ones!

one of our worst droughts on record!)

Wow, Celeste, I love that picture of Chance Encounter. I have it but it has been very slow to increase. I can't wait until mine gets that large.

Ok Celeste , please you have got to stop! I want all of the last ones you posted most especially the first two ! and I probably cannot find them in Canada . Sigh!

Oh boy, Celeste, I'm drooling over Color Coordinated! Have to research it.

Sherry

Signet - I think Cobraskin Necktie's colors were due to a lack of rain and extreme heat. I got it the previous year, and last summer was the first time it bloomed. At first I thought it was the wrong plant. But the applique eye did show up faintly on a couple of blooms. Here are a couple of other photos. The second one makes it look more pink violet than purple.

Cs

Boyd ......love Capacity for Wonder and Carolina Sugar Daddy .....how pretty they are

Thank you!

So glad you added you wonderful pics Boyd. What zone are you? It is always nice to know how well they would do in our varying climates.

It seems an appropriate time to ask signet (since you showed a pic) and others if they think this is Crimson Pirate.

Perenn.all here is a link to some images of Crimson Pirate . Maybe this will help you id .

https://garden.org/plants/view/9085/Daylily-Hemerocallis-Crimson-Pirate/ There are a number of pics here that look very similar to your pics however , would need to know time of bloom , height , size of bloom , etc to be able to confirm definitely . Hope this helps

perenn - It looks like my Crimson Pirate.

Thank you signet. I had checked that site and others plus books but I will need to measure the flowers next season since 4" seems smaller than mine. The scapes were in the 26-30" range and it flowered mid-season, late July/early August into late Aug. I was hoping to cross one off the ID list but measurements are in order first. Thanks again.

Thanks Debra, looks like we were posting at the same time. I thought mine looked so much like signets pic of CP, it is great to hear you agree that it looks like yours. I note you did not post a pic of it, any chance you have one?