Daylilies. 2 years ago I saw my first daylily upclose. I had seen them before along the highways, etc, called Ditch Lilies but never gave them any thought as a garden plant. Course I had never really taken to gardening before either. Then one day at the local grocery store I saw a mid summer sale. Perennials, 2 for $5. There I saw Hyperion, Frans Hal and Siloam Baby Talk. They were not  in bloom but the picture on the plastic tag was so pretty I figured what the heck and bought 1 of each. A few weeks later after blooms came, I was hooked.  I had collected several last year but there were many I still considered a "wish to have it later on".  This winter we sold our house, I lost almost all that I had. I did manage to save a few such as Pardon Me and Siloam Baby Talk. Most of the others however were lost due to it being winter time and not being able to basically "find" the plants to dig up. A big thanks to John Wagner and Carmen Woods for their donations of several plants this year.  Not sure if any will bloom in 2002 but I will certainly get some pictures up when they do.

I have some Pictures on the way.  Not much to take this year but have a few that have come up real nice.  While at Adrienne's house, I caught her in the act of commiting "daylily murder" and yanking them out of the ground.  I think her words were "I hate these damn things, all they look like is grass!".  I chuckled, offered to "properly" remove them for her.  A few have bloomed so far and I hope to have the pics up shortly.  I think once she sees them she will be disappointed that she mowed them down for 3 years!!

Pictures below were taken in my garden this year.  Down below you'll find more info on the hybrider, height, season, etc. for the Daylilies.

-- Eric

- More pictures added July 17, 2002 (see below)

Daylily Wish List

 

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Daylily "Howdy"

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Daylily "Howdy"

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Daylily "Mary Reed"

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Daylily "Mary Reed " - Bloom was "different" twice!

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Asiatic "Sorbet"

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Asiatic Lily "Sorbet"

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Asiatic Lily "Black Jack"

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Asiatic Lily "Grand Cru"

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African Daisy

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Dianthus

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Daylily "Red Magic"

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Daylily "Red Magic"

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African Daisy (Mix)

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Asiatic Lily "Grand Cru"

This is the same as above, but the two are in different places.  Notice the "eye" is much darker.  Same flower, different look!

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Daylily "Ed Murray"

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Daylily "Hyperion"

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Daylily "Pardon Me"

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Daylily "Patricia Fay"

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Daylily "Siloam Baby Talk"

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Daylily "Unknown 1"

This is one I saved from a friend's house and have no idea what it is.  So far suggestions have been made that it could be Smarty Pants, Breakaway or Apricot Wax.

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Daylily "Unknown 1"

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Howdy (Bremkin 1949) 30", EMid, Dip, Dor, 5" Pale Yellow / Maroon bi-tone, spider variant, lightly pinched

Mary Reed (Clumm J 1974) 12", Mid, 2.5 purple bitone gr thr, Rebloom, Dor, Dip, Ext --- grows 24" here,

Red Magic (?)