We forgot to start an E thread today so here we go.....

EMERALD STARBURST



ERIN FARMER



EMMA'S GREEN GIANT



ENCHANTED APRIL



ED BROWN



EDITH SLIGER



EL DESPARADO



EMERALD ENCHANTMENT



EVERMORE LIGHTS



EUROMAZING

Can't forget ELEGANT CANDY

Emerald Splendor

I only had two starting with an "E"planted last year and have yet to see either one actually bloom here.

and Ed Brown which is already listed.

Early Shirley (Davisson-J., 2006)
height 42in (107cm), bloom 7.5in (19.0cm), season E, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, 32 buds, 5 branches, Violet purple with lighter violet watermarked eye above wide ivory to green throat. (Cameroon Night × (Midnight Affair × Swirling Spider))


Embroidery Stitching (Shooter, 2007)
height 27in (69cm), bloom 7in (18.0cm), season MLa, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, 42 buds, 7 branches, Cream pink with light lavender pink midribs above forest green throat.


Every Which Way and Loose (Salk, 2007)
height 39in (99cm), bloom 7in (18.0cm), season MLa, Dormant, Tetraploid, Fragrant, 32 buds, 4 branches, Double 60%, Gold self above tiny green throat. (unknown × unknown)


Everybody Loves Earnest (Herrington-T., 2005)
height 28in (71cm), bloom 2.75in (7.0cm), season E, Rebloom, Dormant, Diploid, Fragrant, 50 buds, 7 branches, Creamy apricot pink with cherry red eye above lime green throat. ((Dixieland Five × (Impish Eyes × Two Thumbs Up)) × Texas Pumpkin Baby)

Eight Miles High


Element of Surprise


Emmaus


Enchanting Emma


Evening Enchantment

Elegant Candy has been a favorite here for years. Emerald Joy and Endowed with Beauty are pretty... Reading the stats on Tree_climbers plants, they have some impressive budcounts!







The above three have left the garden to make room for new additions. They all grew well for me.

Etched Eyes




Evening Enchantment

Eat Our Wake Pintaheads


Elfin Etching

Entwined in the Vine

Egyptian Myth

Oh, love Entwined in the Vine! A must have.

Acquired Extinction late last summer, so it hasn't bloomed for me yet.

Here are the two "E" daylilies that I have.

ELFIN MAGIC


ELFIN REFLECTION


EMERALD PRISM


ENERGIZED


ENTWINED IN THE VINE


ENVIOUS


ETERNAL PRAISE


EVER SO SOFTLY


EXOTIC DESIGN


EYED ALLIGATOR


EYELASH VIPER

Exotic Rings

Edge Of Heaven

Elma Tipton



Entrapment


Euro-mazing

Entering Warp Speed

Somehow I don't have a good picture of my own, so I'm borrowing this one. This daylily surprised me this year, in that the deer, amazingly, did not get the buds this fall. Even more amazingly, despite the weather, I was able to enjoy bloom when I was putting up Christmas ornaments on the back yard trees in December. (The base color, with the cool weather, was more yellow than anything, but the blooms were managing to open well enough, and they provided some welcome color to the garden.)



Nowadays I would not buy a daylily with such short scapes (Stout Medal winner or not), but the plant is somewhat rust resistant, and so has thus far survived several garden purges. (I have stumbled across various child (or grandchild) plant descriptions which indicate that (at least) those offspring are significantly taller, so I have to wonder about the genes lurking in this one.)