Sherry: I always like South Sea Serenade and although white is my least favorite daylily color, there's something about your picture of Sunday Gloves that is most appealing. The name also takes me back to my youth when all we kids would put on our best white cotton gloves for Sunday church. I wanted a pair of them a few years back for some project or the other, and much to my dismay I couldn't find any that looked like what I remembered. My how times have changed........My contribution to the S's are:

Sour Puss:

Stroke of Brilliance: One of my backbone golden yellows. Dependable, colorfast/sunfast:

Sweetest Name I Know: A new to me Emmerich daylily that astounded me when it looked like this at 5PM after a day where our temperature had climbed to 107 degrees. It did get PM shade from about 3 PM onwards, but still pretty amazing for a northern bred daylily AND I love the color:

Maryl, I like Sour Puss!

Here are some of my Sh-S's that I grow here in no particular order

Swiss Mint

Stumbling Stone

Smoke Scream

South Seas

Spellbinder

Starman's Quest

Swimming with Sharks ( poly)

Simmering Elephants

Susan Weber

Sunset Fire

Sugar Plum Jam

Substantial Evidence

Strutter's Ball

Strawberry Fields forever .

More in next post .

Strawberry Candy

Stolen Moment in Time

Stephanie Grappelli

Stella ( of course ) I like this cheery little yellow ....a clump sits on either side of the walk way at the bottom of the side steps of the porch .

Startle

Springfield Clan

and another shot of Springfield Clan . This one is such a lovely true red

Spock's Ears

Spiritual Corridor doing something more than just poly'ing

Spirit Zone

Spider Imposter

Snickerdoodle

Smokey Mountain Autumn

Small Carbon Footprint .

I have a few more images but these are only a few of the Si to S's I grow. Seems every one names their daylilies starting with S.

Maryl, I’m a Sour Puss fan also! Signet, Sugar Plum Jam caught my eye today, love the color and shape.

Sherry

Sirocco

Stu's Old Pink Spider

Spicecake

Stargate Angel

Snake in the Grass Boo

Soldier's Memorial

Storm Shelter always grabs me, and so does Sour Puss.

Stealth Bomber

Stenciled Infusion

Small World Snow Owl

Sweet Prairie Wind

Stinger

Summer Celebration

So Irresistible - one of the few clean blooms on this. It's usually splotchy.

Sweet Child of Mine

Debra

Debra, So Irresistible is a beauty, what a shame it is frequently splotchy.

Sherry

Signet: Starman's Quest is quite striking. Also, I too grew Stephane Grappelli. I wondered who it was named for and turns out he is a famous violinist. It was a pretty deep purple with a white edge, but it didn't really take to the high heat here like so many other purples, so I found it a new home. I bet it's beautiful in your climate...........Debra: Stenciled Infusion is luscious, and although I don't care for the red/gold eyed combinations that much, the form and mass of blooms on Summer Celebration is marvelous and I'd be happy to have it in my garden were there room.........Thanks for the comments on Sour Puss everyone. It's a beauty in person with those large blooms. However, it seems only to bloom every other year. Still I keep it in my ever shrinking inventory because it is such a winner when it does bloom...................Maryl

Sherry, what a lovely picture of Stella mixed with your hostas!

Small World Fire in the Hole is one of the brightest in the garden.

Snidely Whiplash is a grows well.

This will be the third summer for Something in My Teeth. It seems to be a little slow to get established and I hope it "leaps" this summer.

Sonoran Desert Rose is a very hardy, tall, vigorous late bloomer with a high bud count.

I love the delicate coloring of St. Louie Blues.

More to come . . .

This picture makes Stabia's color look richer than it really is, but it is a nice daylily.

Stop the Car was Bob's pick.

Sun Panda is a nice daylily from Canada.

Sweet Dixie is from Georgia, as you might imagine. It seems a little tender here.

More to come . . .

For some reason my last photo won't load. It was Sweet Potato Yum.

So that's all for me.

Nancy

You all have shown some great ones! For some reason, many of my most favorite daylilies are in this part of the 'S's.

SWALLOW TAIL KITE

A favorite so it requires two photos....

SMUGGLER'S FIRE, a great garden plant

I have a lot in this category so more to follow!

I will try Part II again.....Houzz is giving me a headache tonight! Hopefully this set doesn't disappear.

SMILING LADIES....this was a HUGE bloom.....9 inches!

SWIRLING WATER

That last set got weird. I had that huge gap that I got once before so I had to stop. I think I fixed it but now I'm wondering how this attempt will go.

SPIRIT FOX.....orange is my least favorite daylily color but this one won me over. It is a real performer in my garden and the color is like a beacon.

Herea are the ones that I growL

SKYHOOKS: An older Hanson. Large and tall.

SWIMMING WITH SHARKS: This is a wonderful plant out of FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN. It is a blooming machine.

SULTRY SPANISH EYES: This is a front of the border plant.

SMALL WORLD LOONIE TUNES: Nice little bloom out of GEORGE JETS ON.

Continued

SMALL WORLD BRIAN: I had this one on the list to leave the garden if it did not inprove in its performance. It must have heard me, as this past summer it was spectacular. It is rather tall.

SO BEAUTIFUL TO ME: A very nice polychrome from Klehm.

SOLAR MUSIC: This is an outstanding plant. Increases well and is loaded with buds.

SOME SWEET DAY: This one has been slow to get established.

Continued

SOMETHING DIFFERENT: It is a reverse bitone.

SONNY JAY: This Bennett intro is new to my garden. I am anxoious to see it this year.

SOUTH SEA ENCHANTMENT: I nice pink that Mr. Bennett used quite a bit in his hybridizing.

SPIRITUAL CORRIDOR: A classic.

Continued

SPRITUAL HORIZONS: Many blooms and proliferations. A good grower

SPLENDID TOUCH: A very tailored bloom.

STAR OF FANTASY: First year blooming for me.

STARGATE PORTAL: Nice bloom. This was taken in the pm (6:30) after a hot day. It does better with partial shade.

STARMAN'S QUEST as a poly. A wonderful grower and blooms over a long period of time. I had a huge clump and divided it this past fall. It also has great branching.

continued

STARTLING CREATION: It is startling when it first blooms. Very tall.

STARTLE: Giving a strong bitone look.

SUBLIMINAL CALLIGRAPHY: An older Hanson. It is an intersting mix of colors. It is a strong perfomer.

SUPER MODEL: Dive this one some room. Makes huge fans and increases well.

SWEDISH GIRL: This is a great old one.

That is it for me.

David (Zone 5)

So Many Stars

South Seas

Spell Fire

Stardust Lady

Stardust Lady - showing more of the eye

Strawberry Candy

Wow so many beauties starting with South Sea Serenade and continuing all the way through!

I did not bother to post Summer Wine as the pic was terrible.

So many pretty S lilies. It is indeed a popular letter for names. I have many as well but these two are on my phone. I have promised myself to be better organized this season although I do give myself a pass with all my family issues requiring months of caregiving.

Sweetest Name I Know-as Maryl said, it is pretty sun fast. This is in a bed with not only full sun but full Western sun and beside a heat absorbing brick wall.

This is on rebloom for Sunday River. I had 3 rebloom seasons with it. It did not stop until frost.

Kate

Kate, Sunday River is spectacular, I can only dream about rebloom like that!

Sherry

Lilykate , both of those are just lovely! I had not heard of either one so now I have to go look them up and hope that they are at least SEV's cuz I sure would love them in my gardens . EV's dont seem to do well at all here . I do have a few but have lost more than I care to count . Conditions here are quite severe weather wise with extended droughts in the summer and fall ....drying winds ALL the time from the farmer's open fields ....summer and winter ....little to no snow cover and lots of rain in the winter that then freezes when the polar vortex hits ........it is tough being a daylily here and couple that with the extremely heavy blue clay ........and I am always astonished that anything grows around here .

The next trick is to find them in Canada .........fingers crossed .

Well after viewing all the beauties you have all shared I have decided I need to dig yet another garden ......sheesh.......so many beauties so littel time .

So many beauties in this group!

Here are the ones in my garden:

SLAP ME SASSY

SPINY SEA URCHIN

SUPER FANCY FACE

STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER

STRIKINGLY DRAMATIC

SMOKY MOUNTAIN AUTUMN

SULTRY SPANISH EYES

Will post more in the next comment...

Lori

SPECIAL CANDY

SNOW CRYSTAL - reblooms well

SPANISH FIESTA

SOUTH SEAS

STEAMROLLER - strong rebloomer

STUNNINGLY DIFFERENT

Thanks for looking!

Lori

Lori, I have Strikingly Dramatic and Stunningly Different in my garden but they have never displayed the pretty patterns in your pictures. Strikingly Dramatic has also been extremely slow to multiply. i would like to see them look like yours!!

Kate

Lots of beautiful blooms. I'll comment on a few, but not the ones I have and am posting; you'll know I like the. Sherry: South Seas Serenade; Marly & Kate, Seetest Name I Know; Signet-Sugar Plum Jam; Nancy & Bob, Stop the Car, Stabia; David- South Seas Enchantment; Celeste-Swallow Tale Kite, & Spirit of the Dove [which has been on my list since the first time you posted it], and Lori, Stunningly Different.

Smiling Ladies, mine is often quite huge too.

Smoky Mt. Autumn, a real favorite. Love the mix of so many nice colors, great form & bright.

So Lovely

South Seas

Sovereign Queen. Very pretty but often too short and not enough buds. It is on final notice!

Spider Miracle. Took many years to find the right spot for it. It has done well for the past 2 years in its current spot.

Spiritual Corridor

Spoken In Parables

Stealth Bomber

Strawberry Candy

One more set after this...

Brad, my fav is Smokey Mt Autumn. I remember it from your previous posts, I love colors too.

Sherry

Strutter's Ball

Sugar Magnolia. Tall and large, the way I like them!

Sun King

Swirling Waters

That's all for me. I'm a bit behind, T's sometime later or tomorrow.

Brad