Here are the I's that I grow:

IMPERIAL DECREE: Great purple that holds up in full sun. It blooms for a long time. Pod and pollen fertile.

IMPRINT YOUR IMAGE: Tends to canoe in the throat and not a favorite form of mine.

INCA PUZZLE: A nice plant. It is one of the few Petit intros that reaches its registered height.

INCENDIARY: Have to really see a strong appliquéd throat.

INDIAN GIVER

INDY ELECTRIFIED: not very vigorous, but I like the bi-tone look

INDY SHOCKER: This is the best photo that I have ever gotten of this one, because I could never catch the eye. Not a rapid increaser. It is a tall one.

INQUIRE WITHIN: Love the color of this one.

INTELLIGENT DESIGN: Vigorous and tall. Not the best picture.

ISABELLE ROSE: Fantastic plant. It is tall and can handle multiple blooms without leaning. This was taken in the morning. All segments cascade.

That is it for me.

Thanks for looking.

David

Those are really a nice group, David

I Remember YouIda's Magic

Indian Ripple

Intelligent Design

Indian Ripple

Indy Charmer

Island Romance

I Don't Kid looks like it will do well.

Icicles is new and therefore hardiness is not known yet.

Identity Crisis has variegated foliage.

Ink and Pink was a bonus from Bob Faulkner. It is a 2017 small-flowered intro.

Interview with a Vampire took last summer off (it did bloom) after being lovely the year before.

I don't think It's a Heartbreaker is going to like this winter.

It's Miller Time was a bonus from Jamie Gossard last spring.

Itza Pink Teddy is not a favorite here. It did well last year but I don't love the color.

That's all the I's.

Nancy

Lots of great pictures everyone! We're missing some members--just of the top of my head we haven't heard from Julia, Debra, Kay, Dick, & Karen. There are probably some others as well.

Ice Carnival

Impetuosity

Impetuous Fire

Isolde, an excellent dark daylily.

Indy Phantom, a favorite.

That's all of the I's. Thanks for looking.

Brad

I have been thinking the same thing, Brad. We are missing quite a few of our friends.

It's a snowy day here so I am enjoying everyone's photos! Here are mine:

IRVING SCHULMAN

INCREASED COMPLEXITY

INQUIRE WITHIN

ISABELLE ROSE

IN THE PURPLE

Last set, below in comments. Thanks!

INCENDIARY (one of the first to bloom in my garden and blooms for 2 months here.....a favorite)

color gets very dark here when the temps get cool or it rains......

INHERITED WEALTH (a great plant here)

INWOOD

INNER VISION

INTO THE MYSTIC

INDIAN GIVER (seems like I didn't take a proper photo of it this year.....but everyone loves this one for it's color and performance. Here it is cuddling with Bittersweet Destiny)

Instant Celebration

I swear every photo I see of Indian Giver just about makes me want to swoon. Sherry - that and Itza Pink Teddy; David - just about everything you posted, but mostly the one you don't like as well, Imprint your Image - ha!; Debbie - I Remember You and Intelligent Design; Aaron - Indian Ripple - gorgeous diploid!!!; Nancy - Ink and Pink, definitely; Brad - Isolde is such a striking purple accented by the white midrib; Celeste - any purples you post are my favorites - LOL; Del - Instant Celebration is another Korth hybrid like Imprint your Image that David put up - it's beautiful!
Alex

Celeste, going to have look for Incendiary since does so well for you! Another daylily with Two months of bloom in 5a would be great!

Sherry

Celeste--great purples as usual. And I just love INCENDIARY.

Brad

Inca Puzzle --short scapes here. Surprised that I Remember You blooms on normal scapes in Ontario.

In the Heart of It All --vigorous; always reblooms
Imperial Empress --nice Munson
Inimitable --very good here. Debra suggested it, though I didn't get it from her (hers died).
In Hot Pursuit-- vivid. Parent is In the Heart of It All, but I haven't seen rebloom yet.
Isabelle Rose --I have sung its praises elsewhere.
Insider Trading --very popular on this forum
Ida Mae Norris --lovely shade

I See Stars
Indian Ripple --especially vivid in this sun shot

Indy Long Legs --always nice here; don't know why more don't grow it. Like many dips, takes a bit longer to establish.

Iszy Dizzy--excellent small flowered double

Inky Fingers---love the neon green throat

Isabel's Spider--lovely UF cascade

Imperial Lemon row, a favorite yellow.

Isaac is above, a very pretty simple flower. It is a real bud builder some years. Below is Incendiary, I've seen photos where it had a neat pattern, but nothing has ever shown up here, but it blooms really great

Inwood is an ok plant, some years it is just so so, others it blooms its head off

Love Inherited Wealth but it hasn't multiplied much for me yet. I moved it last spring in hopes it does better

Mantis, that Indy Long Legs is really nice!

Lots of pictures of Indian Ripples. It is surely a winner. Before I joined this forum, I thought I had it, but found out what I have is a noid, not nearly so nice as IR.

Brad, love your Isolde, just did a little research on it. The color varied a lot in the images. Is the color weather dependent for you?

Sherry

A very nice grouping of photos everyone. These often send me off to do more research on the plant.

IDA'S MAGIC - a great plant here, loads of rebloom and fragrance too

IDOO VOODOO - This one reblooms here

IN STITCHES

IN THE HEART OF IT ALL

INCREASED COMPLEXITY

INDY FIREWORKS - There have been years when I've counted 45 buds and 3 sets of scapes on this one. Since it's moved from the prime growing location in my garden, not so much.

INDIAN GIVER - It's nice to compare photos of the same daylily in different gardens

INNER SECRET - Reblooms here. Wow, this is a terrible photo!

INSIDE OUT PAJAMAS

INSIDER TRADING - I fell in love with this one on a garden tour and had to have it.

INTO THE BLUE - survives here but it would probably like a warmer climate.

IT IS WRITTEN

ITALIAN KALEIDOSCOPE - fairly new here, I'm hoping it will improve greatly

ITSY BITSY SPIDER

IWANNA PIRANHA

Daylily99-Indy Fireworks is my favorite of the ones you posted, though many are quite nice!

Sherry and Signet - The clump shots of Indian Giver are outstanding!

Incandescent

Insider Trading

Inviting Romance

Inquire Within

Innocent Discovery

Indian Ripple

Integrated Logistics

Debra

Debra, Inviting Romance is lovely, love the multi colored edge!

Sherry

Debra, I really like Integrated Logistics and Indian Ripple.

Lovely blooms everyone!

INCENDIARY

I’M A KING BEE - scapes are shorter than the 48” registered height but I don’t mind

I CAN’T STOP LOVING YOU - gets a lot of sun in my garden. Blooms look kind of slick by the end of the day.

Thanks for looking!

Lori

Just a few more that I have managed to label.

Icecap

It is Finished

Ice Carnival

Having fun looking at all these beautiful daylillies - which one has the longest bloom time? Placing around fountain and would like them to last all summer…

urchinsushi, longest bloom time really varies. Each daylily has a region it does best in and this is a baseline but not always a guarantee. Some like constant full sun, some like some shade and the amount of blooms or season depends on that. Some rebloom extending blooms season but you can't depend on them reblooming. The more north you are the less likely. I've had some that did terrible in one part of the yard and great in another and there seems to be no reason why. I've traded for good bloomers from other and had them do well, other times not.

The best way to have them bloom them all summer would be to have a variety based on bloom times. They have different bloom times, extra early, early, early-mid, mid, mid-late, late and extra late.

Thank-you, appreciate your experiences and feedback! It sounds like I probably shouldn’t just “roll the dice” and hope for the best - great point about regions, sun exposure - I’ll ask at the nursery to see what’s good for my landscape situation - thanks again, enjoy the spring :)