Bella Lugosi is such a pretty purple. It did fine here until our temperatures went consistently over 90 and then it began to deteriorate........I have to go along with kudos to Buzz Saw as I have it myself and it is a solid performer. That's a nice combination with the Chamomile daisy (?) in the background. Gives me an idea for my own garden.......I can't contribute any more B's this year. Looking forward to others........Maryl

Here are the B's that I grow:

Ballerina on Ice

BARNEY: A nice tall purple

BASS GIBSON: Prolific bloomer and is very pod and pollen fertile.

Beautiful Edgings

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BEAUTY IN MOTION: A Bud Bennett pink. This is an early bloom as the sepals are pointed. They become more rounded as the season progresses.

BELA LUGOSI: A classic

Betty Benz: Is a diploid with tetraploid substance.

BIG HEARTED LADY: Another Bennett pink.

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BILL NORRIS: Consistent performer year after year after year........

BIRTHDAY WISHES: Tall and vigorous. Blooms can vary depending on the temps. Long bloom season.

Bit of Jam: Another Bennett intro

Black Falcon Ritual: Wonderful plant.

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Blessed Art Thou

BLUE_EYED BUTTERFLY: One of the few Lambertson's that does welll for me.

Blueberry Breakfast

Bl Knows: A Bud Bennett pink. Well branched and loaded with buds.

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BOLD MARAUDER: One of the first to bloom.

Bold Symphony: In the morning it is a deep rose color and then fades to pink.

Buddy's Black Lady

BORN TO BE AWESOME

BOUNDLESS BEAUTY

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Bridgeton Corsage

BURTONSVILLE BLUSH: One of the first Bennett's that I purchased when I visited his garden.

BUTTERCREAM

Whew, that is all for the B's

David

Maryl, that daisy like bloom with Buzz Saw is feverfew .

David, so many B beauties. Bold Symphony and Burtonsville Blush are my favorites. Those Bennett pinks get me every time.

Sherry

Nice B daylilies! I especially like Bass Gibson, Buddy's Black Lady, and Blueberry Breakfast.

Here are some of my B's.

I hope Bengali is hardy, but I have my doubts.

Big Bird's Friend is one of the super tall ones. We have several of those in yellow. I wish there was a bigger range of colors in the super tall ones.

Black Snake Moan was a bonus from Dan Bachman. Dan was always generous with bonus plants.

I like the velvety richness of the color of Blackbird's Song.

As you might guess, Bob loves Bob Marley. It is a great grower and prolific bloomer in our garden.

Brazilian Flamingo is new to the garden.

Broadway Sparkler is one of the larger of the Broadway series.

More to come . . .

I don't usually get many clump shots, but here is one of Bucklebury Ferry.

Bucky Beaver is a late blooming toothy.

Buddy's Betsy is one of the earliest ones in our garden every season.

Here is Butter Pecan in a clump.

That's it for me.

Nancy

Hoosier Nan - That clump of Butter Pecan is really spectacular!

Debra

More of my B's:

Blue Eclipse had it's best season yet lots of tall, well-budded blooms.

Blue Jay Tapestry

Blues Project

Bohemia After Dark

Border Blessed

Boundless Beauty

Bowtie Affair

Bragging Rights

Brown's Ferry Cream Supreme

Bubblegum Delicious

Busy Being Fabulous

Debra

Just incredible! Sherry I particularly like Blue Beetle. Too many beauties makes it hard to choose. I would grow all that could do well here.

Bela Lugosi. We had an incredibly hot dry summer.

Black Arrowhead

Blue Sheen

Blueberry Candy. Redid the area around it.

Bonanza had a great year as always. Such an old warrior.

Buffy's Doll

A few more B's here:

Bells of Rhimney

Buddy's Black Eye

Buddy's Red Head

Billy the Kid

Buddy's Victoria Jade

Baja California

Debra

Debra, I really like Busy Being Fabulous! I like the shape.

Nancy

My favorites of the posted daylilies are Banshee Whisperer, Bela Lugosi, Black Falcon ritual, Black Bird's Song, and Bob Marley.

Beryl Quinn

Becky Lynn

Bold Vision. It can really vary. Some days, like this, I love it. Others, meh.

Bittersweet Holiday

Bombay Silk, a favorite.

Brave World

Burgundy Glow

Barbara MItchell

Big Smile

Brad

Brad, I like the unusual color combo on Brave World.

Sherry

My B daylilies

BArbara Alsop

Billy the Kid

Black falcon Ritual

Black Fathom Depths

Blue Luster

Bluegrass Memories

Bordello Queen

Border crossing

Bullfrog Kisses

Nancy,

Border Crossing is the stand out of these to me.

Brad

Nancy - Bullfrog Kisses is such a nice one. I always enjoyed mine - until the grubs devoured it.

Debra

Grass has gotten into mine and is trying to choke it out. I have to clean that bed out this spring, hopefully it will still ne there.

my favorites are too numerous to mention, but I love the blues (even if they're not blue).

Brown's Ferry Peaches and Cream

Book of Magic

Bass Gibson had an off year, as did many. There were some nice blooms, but a number of bad openings and shorter scapes; BG can be inconsistent, but was great the previous year. Brown's Ferry Peaches and Cream did nothing for me here. Oh, there were a few nice blooms, but just wouldn't establish and get beyond 10-inch scapes. Where in central Ohio are you located, Steve? I am generally wary of Brown's Ferry intros, after being burned a few times.

I wonder if you can say more about Blackbird's Song, Nancy. How quickly established, bud count, etc.

Boss Lady had a very good year.

Big Bang Theory has big blooms. Bud count could be higher.

Butter Cream always provides scenes for pics.

Belle Cook, despite its shortness, can wow.

Black Bird Sings (not to be confused with Blackbird's Song) could stand some shade. Here at Crintonic near noon.

Bridge of Sighs can have a nice flower, but would rather be farther south.

Blazing Saddles has the typical Hansen tall scape. If only it had a Hanson scape.

Blushing Escapade--long blooming glowing color on taller scapes.

Blessed Are the Meek. I decided to try this, though one person warned me it is not that vigorous.

Broken Chains, one of Karol's better ones here.

Butter Pecan in a clump that needs division. Scapes a bit shorter after those late spring freezes.

Birthday Wishes. Scapes less consistent here the past year, though not as short as this picture looks.

Blue Pink Beauty is in a part of the garden where it is difficult to photograph, but there is always something deserving of a picture.

Bubble Gum Twist has yet to make it out of the pot because I don't like the scapes. In the twilight of life, spaces in the garden go to only the most promising.

Blood Sweat and Tears --moderate increase

Buddy's Wild and Wonderful - a pic from 2020, when it was nicer. Early, which I like.

Bloom Where You're Planted --quite showy, though every bloom is not perfect. A great name.

Sorry I missed your question earlier Mantis. I am just south of Newark Ohio. I picked up BF P&C from Daylily Lane and they gave me 3-4 fans to get it started. I've been growing it since 2017 and its never missed a beat. Shortly after delivery:

I did not get a clump pic in 2021, but here it is in 2020.