I like your quote Sherry. Probbly applies to at least several of us. Quasar Cutie is really appealing. I also like Peanut Pizzazz as it is very striking. Since Purple Paw Print was our bloom quess it is a winner. I have quite a few "P" daylilies.

Pink Gingham

Possession of Obsession

Pink Tarantula

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kay

Philistine Champion

Purple Honey Creeper

Photon Torpedo: this was lost in weeds, so this is the 1st year in new site

Primal Scream:

kay

Purple Tarantula: Moved a couple years ago; Not doing a lot yet:

kay

Sherry - Quasar Cutie is beautiful! I like the letter P because it has so many pink ones here.

Pink Aloha

Princess Diary

Pink Extraordinaire

Promises Kept

Queen of Narnia

Purple Passion's Promise with The Blues Project photobombing on the right.

Picasso's Intrigue

Pink Lemonade Party

Purify My Heart

Purple Peace

Debra

Kay, I love Pink Gingham, such a delicate beauty.

Debra, Pink Extraordinare and Promises Kept really caught my eye today. Like you I love the pinks, these two are exceptional to me. I like Pink Aloha too, not sure it would do well here.

Sherry

My favs so far are Sherry's Quasar Cutie, Kay's Purple Tarantula, and Debra's Pink Aloha and Pink Extraordinaire! Will post my Ps a little later

Debra, Your Pink Aloha is beautiful, that is a nice clump of Purple Passion's Promise.

kay

Penny Lane

Well, I pressed my luck and lost my post so trying again.

There are lots of daylilies I like that have been posted so far, specifically, Quasar Cutie, Purple Tarantula, Pink Aloha.

I don't have any new pictures of Q's so here are my P's.

We love the intensity of color in Pat Garrity's eye.

Peas and Thank You is a small flower. It's not my favorite and may leave soon.

Perfect Pose is one of just a few full-formed dips in the garden. The rest are uf's.

Piece of the Action was purchases because it is a bicolor.

More to come . . .

Quite a few P's here, so I'll do a couple of posts ..

Patricia Snider Memorial

Pirate Rudolph

Platypus Pam

Primal Scream

Propeller Beanie

Here are the daylilies that I grow that fit in this category:

PUER AND SIMPLE: I love this early bloomer.

PURPLE STARFISH: Much better performance year three in the garden. It was on its way out if it did not perform well.

PURPLE MANY FACES: I thought that I had removed this from the garden, but I missed a fan. It is staying put. Blooms are different everyday and each bloom is different than the others on the same day.

POLLY ESTER: Great name for a great plant. It is an early bloomer.

PICOTEE DREAM: An older Benz that frosts out to a white with a fine pink edge.

PRIMAL SCREAM: It certainly is.

Continued

David

Nancy, you have a bevy of beauties as usual. Prism Dragon really stands out. Princess of Alexandria s a really neat one. Pamghatten, I really like Pirate Rudolph. Dolly Polly Ester is a nice one. Like the color; Does it poly frequently? And where is Mantis? jbr451, Penny Lane is a beautiful clump.

kay

I can see why Pineapple Bites is a favorite.

Purple Cheetah

Please Say Yes --sometimes a bit splotchy, but usually clear color

Plumcake Patty

Passion's Promise

Palace Garden Beauty --not large, but has done well the last few years

Party Pants

Purple Tarantula can throw some very nice flowers.

Paradise Bar and Grill

Pink Tranquility --an old cultivar that was looking good after a mild winter (unlike this one).

Papaya Gumdrop

Pink Panther Paws

Paco Bell --intense color but flowers just at foliage height

PHilistine Champion --takes a while to establish (and recently divided)

Painted Demon

Pink Aloha --can throw some beautiful flowers but scapes are rather short and flowers sometimes funky.

Pink Yoga Pants

Patagonian Sunset

Here are some more Ps

PINK STRIPES: Blooms for a long period of time and increases well.

Planet Max: An outstanding purple UFO that holds up in the sun.

Plato's Puzzle: Nice patterned throat.

PROPER STRANGER: I love this flat faced daylily.

PARTY PINAFORE: Beautiful blooms, but not well budded and slow to increase.

PICKING TIME: A Bud Bennett intro. Rapid increaser.

PINEAPPLE BITES: A fantastic grower and a beautiful glowing orange.

PRAIRIE PINK LACE: never hangs up. pod and pollen fertile. i have spread it everywhere.

PRAIRIE PINK LACE

That's it for me,

David

Wow, so many lovely Ps! Here are some of mine, will probably need to do a couple of sets.

Pacific Mariner - new last spring

Panic In Detroit

Paradise Bar and Grill

Patricia Snider Memorial

Paul Aucoin

Picotee Prism - new last summer

Pigment Of Imagination

Pink Panther Paws - new fall of 2019

Pink Thunderbird - in a hard spot to photograph

Planet Claire

Will post more later

Here's mine. I may not be posting again for a few days, depending on how energetic I feel, as I am having sinus surgery. Time to do something drastic as my sinus infections continue to increase in frequency.

Paige's Pinata extra short this year because it was moved.

Past Forgetting. An amazing increaser therefore tons of blooms.

Pastures of Pleasure

The old reliable Prairie Blue Eyes

Peacock Maiden

Pinhill Claret Symphony

more to follow...

Pink Lantis is a reliable bloomer.

Pony.

Primal Scream

Priscilla's Rainbow. It has a great multi-shade eye that the photos don't really capture.

Prismatic. Gives a great show yearly.

Purple Riot. A great late with a huge bud count every year. Unfortunately very slow to increase.

No Q's.

Brad

Not too many more, so here they are...

Point Of Divergence

Polynesian Voyager was the last one to start blooming last summer. Here's two pics

Power Made Perfect FFOE - new last summer, this is the only pic I took unfortunately!

Power Of Prayer - new last spring

Primal Scream

Purify My Heart

Purple Satellite

Brad, hope your surgery goes well and that you get the results you're hoping for. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!

Mantis, So many pretty ones it will be hard to choose, but Paradise Bar and Grill is really pretty; how does it increase for you? I like Painted Demon and Patagonian Sunset is really appealing. Laura, as usual you have some really pretty ones: I like the ones, that are bright and showy and Panic In Detroit is surely one of those That is a gorgeous snap of Primal Scream. David, Picking Time is really pretty and a rapid increaser is always good. Pineapple Bites is a beauty since I love oranges. Brad, Your Peacock Maiden is always appealing and Prismatic is a good one.

kay

Great quote. Quasar Cutie and Peanuts Sunrise really stand out Sherry.

Kay such a nice clump of Pink Gingham.

Debra Pink Extraordinaire & Promises Kept are favorites today.

jrb what a great looking clump of Penny Lane.

Nancy I can see why Pineapple Bites would rank high for you.

Pam Patricia Snider Memorial & Platypus Pam are lovely.

David Polly Ester & Proper Stranger are wonderful.

Laura Pigment Of Imagination is a real stand out.

Brad I hope the surgery ends your sinus issues. I am sure it has been painful and frustrating. Peacock Maiden & Priscilla's Rainbow are my favorites today but Past Forgetting looks like a great white.

I did not get a pic of Pardon Me this year.

Hoosier Nan - Puffer Fish is so attractive. I know it's disappointing when you can't get pods on one. Does it have weak pollen too?

Everyone - I'm enjoying your photos. Among the many that caught my eye were Purple Satellite, Paradise Bar and Grill, Prairie Pink Lace, Patagonian Sunset, Princess of Alexandria, Penny Lane and Purple Honey Creeper.

Brad - Best wishes on your sinus surgery!

Debra

Pam, love that Pin Strips...does it have that orange cast? So pretty!

kay

Apologies mantis, Purple Tarantula is terrific and Papaya Gumdrop is an interesting one. That is a very nice clump of Patagonian Sunset. So many beauties!

Well, guess I got carried away 1st try and posted too many pictures at once, trying again

Palace Garden Beauty

Pandora's Treasure

Party Pinafore does very well for me, starts blooming with the mid season plants and finishes up when the late bloomers finish. Seems to be a bud builder most years. I did move it a couple of years ago, accidentally leaving a couple of fans in the original spot, and they seem to like the old home better.

Parrots of the Caribbean

Pawprints on my Heart

Pigment of Imagination

Pink Cotton Candy

Pink Enchilada

Pleasing to the Eye

Prelude to Panopoly

Brad, hope your surgery works well for you! Love your photo of Prismatic, hope it does well for me!

JRB, that is a beautiful clump of Penny Lane

Nancy, I love Puffer Fish, a shame it does not set seed, that is a beauty!

Pam, Pirate Rudolph caught my eye immediately, I also like Platypus Pam

David, Polyester is a lovely color, I don't often go for the yellows, although I do prefer the soft yellows. I also like Picotee Dream

Mantis, I had Passion's Promise and loved the flowers but it did not like it here apparently and disappeared sadly. Your Purple Tarantula and Pantasonian Sunset are beautiful

Laura, love Pink Panther Claws and Power Made Perfect

Peren, that is a great photo of Pink Stripes. I have considered that one, but have not decided whether I like streaks that well. Those clumps of Penny's Worth are fantastic

Boy, I miss a day and the P's explode.

In no order:

Mantis: Papaya Gum Drop is new to me. Hope to see more of it this summer. I think my favorite though is Patagonian Sunset. Nice color, good shot of plant.

Laura: Pacific Mariner shows promise.

Brad: I always like your Paige's Pinata. It and Smokey Mountain Autumn are two of my favorites of yours. Good luck on the surgery. How long do they predict for recovery?

JRB451 (is there a name we can call you by other then code?) Penny Lane looks fantastic in your clump shot. Good one. I hope to see more.

Nan: Princess of Alexandria is glowing. Love it.

Kay: Pink Tarantula is an eye catcher in a clump

Debra: All your pinks of course. Special thumbs up on your picture of Pink Extraordineire (that's a long word).

David: Polly Ester. Big LOL and an interesting greenish color. Prairie Pink Lace is new to me and I really like it.

Pam: Patricia Snider Memorial takes such good photos. Nice one.

SHERRY: I've always liked your pictures of Pizza Crust. I doubt if the color would hold here, but for you it struts its stuff. AND Pandora's Box. I've had her for decades and in the ground too - not my usual pots. I think she spoiled me on eyed daylilies. Every time I see one I think of Pandora's Box and she's done so well for me why add more...........

I hope I haven't missed anyone. So many good ones, but I've got to finish dinner now so need to run.................Maryl

Brad, I hope surgery goes well and you are feeling better soon.

Debra, in my experience Puffer Fish's pollen is not very powerful. We just haven't gotten many seeds from it as pollen parent. I don't use it much now, but in the past I used it a lot.

Lots of nice daylilies pictured here. I especailly like Patricia Snider Memorial, Parrots of the Caribbean and Passion's Promise.

Nancy

Oops! Forgot one, it was after some general group shots I had labeled as Purple.

Here is Put-In Bay, two pictures.

And here is one of the Purples photos I mentioned from, July 2016. I really should try to do some more of these this year.

Nancy - I like the looks of Party Pinafore, and I'm glad it does well for you.

Laura - I love your photos of Put-In-Bay! That's one I thought about adding in the past.

Debra

Nancy: I seemed to have missed yours and just wanted to comment on a couple. When Pirates of the Caribbean first came out I longed for it so much. I thought it was one of the fanciest, prettiest ones I'd ever seen. Your picture is wonderful of it. And speaking of pictures, your Pigment Of Imagination picture is one reason that, against good advice, I've got a friend growing it on for me over winter in a milder climate, so hopefully I can add it this spring. So far it's not growing all that rapidly even for her. That grayed color you posted of it is so different. Reminds me of a Tropical Hibiscus I once grew. Really hope to see it in person one day............Laura: Just like Debra, I too thought about Put In Bay many years ago. It's very nice indeed.............Maryl

Maryl, I am sorry to hear that POI is not doing as well. It has multiplied quite well here, and has bloomed quite well. It seems very vigorous here, I can't remember if this was the 2nd or 3rd year I have had it. I had to move a smaller plant near it. That is one reason it will be staying here, and it was my husband's favorite daylily. He was not as enamored of daylilies as me, but he liked seeing the stages that it goes thru.

Doesn't look like I am going to get all my images labelled before you folks are done the alphabet so I will just continue to post the few I have sorted . I didn't realize how many pinks I have in the gardens . Will have to keep that in mind when I order this year and choose some other colors.

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I hope to catch up and then come back to comment on the other lovelies everyone has posted .