Nice Sherry. The first is my favorite. I'll start posting tomorrow or Wed. My wife and kids are still home from work/school, so I'm going to spend the time with them.

Brad

I need some daylily photos to brighten winter.

Abilene Lillian is my favorite A. It was so floriferous last season.

All Things to All Men

Armed to the Teeth

August Frost

American Doll

A Little Fire, Scarecrow

Apache War Dance

August Cherry

Amber Finale

Debra

Abilene Lillian is my favorite today, such lush coloring. Is August Cherry a late bloomer for you?

Sherry

Finally the alphabet posts start. I look forward to seeing everybody's pictures every day.

Sherry, we grow Autumn Minaret too and it is amazing that those tall scapes stand so well.

Debra, we love Abilene Lillian here too. We are looking forward to seeing some seedlings from it bloom this year. I like Armed to the Teeth too.

Aaron Brown has gotten established and gave us some lovely blooms.

Abslute Ripper was absolutely marvelous this year.

Across the Border does not do well for us. This winter is probably going to do serious damage to it.

After the Bite is a healthy vigorous plant.

All Creation Sings is a gorgeous flower but not tall enough for our tastes.

All of My Love to You does well in our garden.

All Riled Up is a good grower but too plain for me.

Also Known As is one of our best whites.

Here's our Apache War Dance--a wonderful grower and late blooming too.

Arnie Oseland is another great grower. I wish it would set seed.

More to come . . .

Nice ones, Nancy! Do you have any crosses with Absolute Ripper?

Sherry

Here's Arnie Oseland in a clump.

Ashwood Inferno is a bright orange, jusy like Bob likes.

Ashwood Rings of Saturn is best for up close viewing so you can appreciate the gradations of color.

August Wedding has not proven to be a very vigorous grower for us. That could be because we don't tend to give our whites much attention.

That's it for me.

Nancy

Sherry - Yes, August Cherry is a late bloomer here. My lates bloom in July, and sometimes continue a few blooms into August.

A Little Fire Scarecrow and August Cherry are both high on my "if I had room" list. Ashwood Inferno is another one that always draws my eye (but I like oranges)...... My contribution was a surprise to me as it is the closest I've come to lavender in my climate (almost all lavenders are really mauve here). This has some mauve to it, but it does have a definite lavender tint. Perfect form every time last year:.........Maryl

AVA GARDNER:

Bad sprain on right wrist two weeks ago, so can't do much, but will try to send all A's grown here.

Aniakchak

Artistic Web

Alpine Mist

Always Afternoon

Ada May Musick

Alabama Jubilee

Amethyst Crown

Allegheny Skyline

Astral Voyager

Ashwood Darkside

I also have Apache War Dance but it has already been shown.

I am thankful for the alphabet starting up. Winter has really been WINTRY so far! I am glad we have deep snow cover since it serves as a blanket of insulation against the extreme low temps we have had for such a long spell. It only gets to a high of about 4 degrees each day, with wind chills of minus -22 degrees overnight. I like knowing my 'babies' are tucked into their winter beds. It seems much of the country is in the deep freeze as well.

I will show all of my daylilies throughout the alphabet even when they are repeats so we can all compare how each looks in different zones. I wish you all a Happy New Year and stay warm!

Celeste

AEGEAN SEA

ASHEE DASHEE

ABBA

ANNABELLE'S BLUSH

ALAKAZAM

ACQUIRE THE FIRE

ACCENTUATE THE GREEN

AGE OF AQUARIUS

ANDREW CHRISTIAN

AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL

I WILL ADD MORE BELOW IN THE COMMENTS.......

HERE'S MORE....

AVIS JEAN

AMERICA'S FAVORITE FIREWORKS
ABUNDANCE OF RICHES

AMAZING ADAM

ALABAMA JUBILEE

ADDIS ABABA

ANGELUS ANGEL

ANGELUS CURLICUE

ARNOLD'S DAUGHTER

ANTIQUE ROSE

ONE MORE SET TO GO!

Celeste, glad you are posting doubles! I like the simplicity of Amazing Adam.

Sherry

Sherry, I used Absolute Ripper a lot last year. It didn't set seeds for me (I have heard that it won't), but the pollen is good. I crossed it with Bass Gibson, Fruitful Discovery, Love All Serve All, Cosmic Sensation, Stabia, and The Bride of Dracula. It will be interesting to see what I get when the seedlings bloom in 2019.

Nancy

Artistic Web

Arctic Lace

Happy New Year everyone! I am enjoying everyone’s posts.

ALL AMERICAN CHIEF

ALL REVVED UP

Lori

Here are the A's that I grow that have not previously been shown:

ADORABLE TIGER: Slow grower and not a high bud count.

ALCHEMIST: Rapid increaser with proliferations on each scape.

ALIENS IN THE GARDEN: Too new to evaluate

APRIL LAQUINTA: I keep moving it, so it is difficult to give a fair review.

APRIL FOOLS: Nothing too spectacular other than it is tall and I was born on April Fools.

ARROGANT BASTARD: Fantastic plant. Bud builder. Goes until frost. Pod and pollen fertile.

ASHWOOD SUMMER SUNSHINE: Nice plant. I like the face.

David

Acapulco Daze

American Doll

Autumn Wood

Abundant Joy

Acclaim

Acquire the Fire it's first year. Forgot to get a picture this past year.

Agumenticus. The eye is actually quite a vivid purple, unlike what this photo shows.I keep it for its eye.Amethyst Art, my nicely layered double.

Art Gallery Expressionism.

Really enjoyed the flowers everyone posted. I'm a bit behind and may be that way awhile. Not feeling motivated: my youngest brother died. He had poor health his whole adult life. It was unexpected but in a way not a surprise.

Brad, sorry to hear of your brothers passing, had a similar situation with a brother in law. Hopefully the daylilies will give you a diversion from life realities.

Sherry

Brad, I am sorry to hear of your brother's passing. May you and your family be comforted in your time of loss.

David, our Adorable Tiger is also slow growing, but what a flower!

Aaron, American Doll and Autumn Wood are both lovely.

Brad, I really like the watermark on Abundant Joy.

Nancy

Sherry thank you so much for doing the Alphabet again. We have been experiencing the coldest extended cold snap here since 1947 or 49. At night the temps have gone to as low as -40. No need to qualify that because Celsius and Fahrenheit meet at -40. It lasted well over a week.

Brad I am so sorry for the loss of your brother.

What a stunning display from everyone. Two repeats for me.

Always Afternoon

Always Afternoon

Anzac

African Grape. Good grower. Not a tall plant.

Ashwood Still Night --Solid plant.

Absolute Treasure. A nice older Stamile

Ashwood Magic Crystal --Wonderful sculpting

Ashwood Summer Sunshine --vigorous. Should be more widely grown.

Ashwood Dark Side --velvety black, old-fashioned form, will slick in hot afternoon sun.

Ashwood Smoky Joe. Well budded. Like most purples, will show effects of sun.

Aerial Applique --very nice this past year, but probably will not like this winter.

Ancient Royalty --waiting for it to impress.

Aint She Nice --beautiful shade of pink. Seems to be a reliable Stamile.

Alice Lambertson --very reliable here, with nice bluish eye.

Allegheny Skyline --a beautiful flower, but doesn't like hot afternoon sun. Plant hasn't been especially vigorous.

Aquas Azul --we'll see; wish it were 6 inches instead of 5.

Always Tomorrow. This Shooter is reliable and takes a good picture.

Atlas Shrugged --rugged plant

Admiral's Braid --performance here okay, but not really vigorous

Adamas --grows well, but rather short.

Mantis, I like African Grape, great color, height is not that important to me.

Sherry

One more A...

ASHEVILLE PINK LADY

Lori

I forgot about the Ashevilles. Nancy, I have about given up on Aaron Brown. In three years, it has given me just a few stunted scapes. Will see what this year brings.

Asheville Mountaineer --color was muddy to me.

Asheville White Winged Dove --jury is out

Asheville Sunlit Rainbow --large flowers; bud count appears to be a problem.

If I had the space I see a lot I would love to add. I think I only have one Ashwood-Still Night, but in the short time I've had it, it has done so well I could easily be persuaded to add more. I didn't take a lot of pictures last summer, my internet service was so bad. I've changed things up so maybe will work better.

Alien contact, an oldie, not a great multiplier but does pretty well otherwise

annabelle's blush, just a great daylily, multiplies nicely and blooms its heart out

Autumn Wood, this photo doesn't show it to best advantage though, really much prettier coloring

Aztec beauty

Arkansas Post is the one in foreground, not a great daylily but I really like it paired with Brave World

I'm so up for playing this game. It's freezing here too and I'm putting off doing the ironing.

First, I'm sorry to hear about your brother Brad. I lost my younger brother a few months ago also and while he was alienated from the family due to his own actions, we still loved him and it's a very sad thing. Hugs from me.

On to the daylilies ... what jumped out at me so far was A Little Fire Scarecrow, Arrogant Bastard and Ashwood Smoky Joe. I've never grown any of those.

I'll try not to do repeats, but I may have a lot of A daylilies. Here goes.

A BROTHER TO DRAGONS

ACCIDENTAL TOURIST

ACROSS THE GALAXY - Really too tender here, doesn't increase.

ACROSS THE UNIVERSE - also tender but manages some increase and rebloom

AFTER A WHILE CROCODILE - very, very late

AFTERNOON IN RUFFLES - reliable rebloom - nearly perfect form

AGAPE LOVE

AGE OF EMPIRES

ALL ABOUT PINK - a great daylily by Melanie Mason

ALPHA AND OMEGA - Got this with All Things to All Men and like it better

More to follow.

ALTERNATE UNIVERSE - does not like it here

ANGEL IN OZ

ANGEL ON A CLOUD - not what I was hoping for

ANITA MADDEN - excellent B&B

APPLE VENUS

ARNO'S BOW TIE - struggling to live

ASHTON'S GIGGLES - always reblooms and increases very well

ASIAN FAIRY BLUEBIRD

ASIAN VIOLET

ASTERISK

Out of space again - one more post to come.

ATTITUDE IS EVERYTHING

AURORA'S WEDDING

AXIOM

AXL ROSE - This picture was from Pat Cochenour the hybridizer

AZURE VIOLETS

Daylily99--Thank. Sounds like a similar situation. My brother too was alienated from the family due to his various issues. In a way it makes it harder. Makes it harder too that my Mom died in June. I really like your Angel in Oz and Apple Venus.

Thanks to everyone for your kind comments on my brother's death.

Nancy: Absolute ripper, Ashwood Inferno, and Apache War Dance are really excellent!; Debra--A Little Fire Scarecrow really catches my eye every time you post it! and Avedon, Allegheny Skyline also catches my attention when anyone posts it. Celeste: how can I possibly pick a favorite from all of your beauties?

Apricot Jade --nicest apricot here, but low bud count

April La Quinta --can throw some marvelous blooms, but like many Petits, often has shorter scapes and has limited bud count.

Ashton's Giggles--consistently good here, with striking flower. Scapes are just above the foliage.

Daylily99, Afternoon Ruffles, such a beautiful white!

Sherry

Brad please accept my condolences on your brother's passing .

Haven't had much time to sort pictures . I have a few id'd so will post here . Sorry if there are duplicates of what others posted .

Alberene

Africa

A Day of Rest (sideway image .....oops !) Autumn Red

New to garden this year Alan Lane AginAnother new one Archeopteryx Looking a little fershimmeled.

another new one Ava Gardner

Aladdin's Lamp

Ava Gardener is absolutely gorgeous in your photo, Signet. The color is far better than the photo on the AHS database. Maybe a cooler climate than Florida brings out a more intense color.

Happy you got some pics sorted signet, I was missing your posts!

Daylily99 .....yes, Ava Gardner did well considering it was only planted this past season. I didnt expect to see a bloom but woke up one morning and there she was in all her glory. So glad I added this plant to my gardens . Sometimes when shopping only from pictures online it is hard to tell which will perform well and which will not . It is sort of like buying a pig in a poke.....and some take years to get it right after being installed but Ava hit the ground running and was just lovely . Some like Archeopteryx will work their way out of looking fershimmeled .......others just never do so it is a joy when a plant does what Ava did here and believe me she had a horrendous drought to deal with but came thru with shining colors I highly recommend this plant .

Hi perenn.all ! Good to see you here too sharing your pics. I am so far behind on sorting and naming ........there has got to be an efficient way to do it .......I just haven't figured it out yet !

found a couple more A's

Alna Pride

Antares hybridized by a Quebec grower Daniel Matton

Now that I have had a chance to label some of my pics , here are a few more A's that grow in my gardens

Admiral Nelson a John Lambert daylily , It is a pretty red not a blue red like so many.Attribution

much better picture of Antares

Two different shots of All of My Love to You The color differentiation is from the ambiant light . Almost looks like 2 different daylilies

Anne McWilliams

Autumn Jewel

Another Night

Aqua Velva Man

Angel's Smile