#1 taken on my camera
taken on phone- this is more true to color

#2

#3 camera
#3 phone

This one was marked 'Christmas Tidings' - NOT


This one has short scape - could it be 'little grapette'?

You didn't indicate bloom sizes or scape height, so with nearly 80000 registered cultivars, it is ridiculous to try to guess. Having said that. #1 resembles SUNRISE SUNSET BEAUTIFUL and #6 sort of resembles KEY. TO MY HEART. Strictly guesses!!

My guesses are:
#1 Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Change of Heart') it's a rare daylily though.
#2 Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Look See') same white mid ribs.
#3 Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Red Volunteer') pure guess.
#4 looks very similar to a lot of the Avante Garde style of daylilies, if that is what you call them.
Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Red Circles')
I'm leaning more towards Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Roses in Snow')
Just some that look Similar...

Ashton, I looked back on my daylilies purchased/traded and found I did get 'Roses in Snow' and 'Red Volunteer'.

Here's three others:

The middle one is 'Prairie Blue Eyes'.

Took these 3 today - replaced 'Prairie Blue Eyes' with another NOID, the other two are the same as the above photo.

Here's a tall sunny yellow:

Betsy, I was thinking Roses in Snow though it usually has more of a white edge. Julie is right about the stats. Could you share those?

I wonder if your yellow could be a species daylily? It certainly has that trumpet shape.

Here's one I'm not sure about. I think it's Tetrad and know I've had that.
It bloomed very early, is 100% poly. Yellow blooms, as you can see and 4". The scape is very short but that happened on several of mine that are blooming early.

Thanks, everyone for trying. I'm beginning to see that it is way too hard to identify with so many daylilies on the market.

I did receive 'pink lavender appeal' - so which one of the 3 "pinks" could it be?