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My daylilies are starting up, I will really be seeing a lot more in the coming week or so. They are on the early side this year

Crazy Ivan

Fern Stone is having an above average year, but so much rain, slugs are after it.

Lillian's Vapor Trail. I moved it last fall, 4 fans I believe. It came up with 7 fans, and scapes. This will be the best I have ever seen it, I think it likes its new home

Martin Blondeel was my 1st daylily to bloom after dumortieri

Multiple Multiplications, slug damage?

Rudy's Funhouse

Terry Lyninger

Violet-backed Starling

Westbourne seafoam Candy is supposed to be a mid late bloomer, but has bloomed early the 3 years now I have had it. It does rebloom about midseason so far. Much prettier shade of pink in person

Wonder of It All

Prelude to Panopoly

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Nancy 6b
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last year

thank you all for your comments. Kate, you must have posted just before I hit my submit button. Rudy's Funhouse is listed as 6", I feel it is larger but it does curl around a bit. Not sure how you measure when they do that. I would have listed it as 7 " or more, but not a gigantic bloom. It has Rose f. Kennedy in it parentage. Mantis, Crazy Ivan is short on its 1st blooms, a few down in the foliage. It reblooms well for me though, and is much better on rebloom. As far as how it would do for you, it has never been a problem as far as hardiness. It is a sev, an average grower but that does not bother me.

Debra, Rudy's Funhouse is on its 2nd real bloom year here. I got it in summer 22, it did bloom enough I could tell I liked the flower. Last year it bloomed, was not really keen on the flower color, but loved the form and habit. It has multiplied fast, nice height, and decent bud count. It is listed as a dusky rose, and that might be right. I did not post much last year, and might not have posted this one.

And yes, Sherry, WOIA does hang up on me. Not consistently, days where most hang up, but there are more days where every one is perfect. The perfect days are what keeps it here.

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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
last year
Nancy: So glad you are posting again. I like the delicate color on Prelude to Panoply and your shot of Terry Lyninger is great. Rudy's Funhouse is an eyecatcher. Don't remember seeing it before................Maryl
Nancy 6b thanked Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
lilykate7a
last year
Nancy, LVT does appear to like its new spot. It multiplies well for me and has a lot of buds. I agree, Terry Lyniger photo is great. How large a bloom is Rudy’s Funhouse?
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Nancy 6b
Original Author
last year
Terry Lyninger is lovely, but rather short and fades terribly in the sun. Not a huge bud count. It is so distinctive that I hang on to it though. I am going to try it in a shadier spot. Faberge Easter is a much better plant with a similar look though, so may just get rid of Terry. I have such a hard time doing that though. I love Rudy's Funhouse. Got it a couple of years ago from Pat Ball, I feel it was in the midst of summer. It was not really happy, but did bloom. It blooms early bloomer for me, so now I am surprised that it did, since she is farther south than me, and I got it late. Not a rebloomer, so I am confused, LOL. Of course, not its best but was pretty good. I moved it that fall to its permanent position and it has bloomed the last 2 years very nicely. It get attention from visitors. The color is not quite so pink as the picture shows though, but I can't describe it. Maybe rusty pink? Was not sure about the color when I first saw it, but I quite like it now.
Brad KY 6b
last year
Fern Stone is so pretty as are Rudy's Funhouse and Violet-backed Starling. Martin Blondeel is also nice.

Brad
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mantis__oh
last year
Good to see this group! Is your Crazy Ivan short like Kay's? Too tender for here anyway, I suppose. There are some pics of big clumps of Rudy's F online, so it must be a good grower.
shive
last year
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Lillian's Vapor Trail does seem to like its new home. It lookd like you will have lots of blooms from it. Rudy's Funhouse is a neat one. Is that one new? My daylilies are about a week earlier than usual.

Debra
sherrygirl zone5 N il
last year
Lillians Vapor Trail will be a standout for you this season. It seems like a good performer for all that grow it. What a gorgeous photo of Wonder of it All. Does it ever hang up for you?

Sherry
organic_kitten
last year
I like Rudy's Funhouse, You Terry Lyninger bloomms look really good.

kay
Nancy 6b
Original Author
last year
Thank you Kay! I love the blooms on Terry L, but that fading thing may shove it out of my garden. I can handle the short scapes, but as long as most are out of the foliage, I can handle that. I can handle fading on a lot of daylilies, but I find this especially unattractive. I definitely need to find it a spot I don't go past in the afternoon.
Julia WV (7a)
last year
Nancy: These are looking good and a nice variety of colors.