Self Determination (Hanson 2004)
Are you a hemeroholic in need of your next daylily fix? Here it is, a selection of photos of the daylily faces lighting up the garden right now.
Give Me Eight (Reinke 1994)
Dragon Dreams (Salter 1991)
Asiatic Pheasant (Knower 1973)
Rose Emily (Pierce 1982)
Roswitha (Trimmer 1992)
Nile Plum (Munson 1984)
New Series (Carpenter 1982)
Pony (Durio 1972)
Texas Gal (Hansen 1988)
Priscilla’s Dream (Shooter 1993)
Singular Sensation (Stamile 2005)
Mapping Kentucky (Shooter 2002)
Cat Dancer (Moore 1992)
Willow House Chronicles 
Cat Dancer is so lovely – they all are, but that one is especially eye-catching for me. May I ask how you keep them all labelled/identified? Even the tallest metal stakes I can find are lost in the foliage and I can’t see what’s blooming properly. Please don’t tell me you have all memorized! LOL
Cat Dancer is a pretty one. Good name, too!
Labelling is a problem, not just for daylilies but for all the plants in the garden. With the daylilies, I just have foot-long stakes by the daylilies with names marked with supposedly permanent marker. it needs to be renewed annually, however, In the spring, I go round and locate and identify every daylily and make sure it still has a marker. Some of these I’ve had for quite a few years, and do remember where they are. Mostly just the new ones are harder to recall and it takes a few years till I have them settled in the ol’ memory bank.
Oh how lovely! what a selection of pretties you have!