A have a good number of R's

RED RUEBEN STEVENS



ROSE COLORED GLASSES hope to get a better pic of this one



RASPBERRY CANDY a very good growing daylily



REMEMBERING MISS MARTHA



RUFFLED STRAWBERRY PARFAIT



RUFFLED BALLET



RUFFLES A LA MODE

ROYAL HEIRESS



REAL WIND



REBEKAH'S GOTHIC SPIDER



RAINBOW MAKER



RED RIBBONS



RENAISSANCE MAIDEN

ROYAL JESTER this one grows very slow in my climate



ROCOCO



ROSY LIGHTS



RUBY STELLA



ROSY RETURNS

Raspberry Griffin


Red viper


Relay for life


Roswitha

My three "R's"
Got this in the early spring last year, and had beautiful blooms by the summer.

I have had 'Red Apparition' a couple of years, it has done pretty well in the garden so far.

Received this plant in late spring and am waiting to see it bloom.

Rainbow Eyes (has a tendency for scape blasting, so it may be leaving if it does it much this year )


Raspberry Wine (nice bud building last year really extended the season on this one)


Red Volunteer


Ruby Spider


Russian Rhapsody

So many beauties! Rose Colored Glasses and Rock My World are speaking to me

Love that 'Ruby Spider' photo!

Randy Stephens (Kinnebrew-J., 2007)
First year bloom




Red Flat Fred (Sobek, 2004)
One of my very favorite Reds.



Reddy Freddy (Davisson-J., 2009)
Photo taken in Judy Davisson's garden, but it does just as well in Z5 Michigan


Redheaded Hussy (Davisson-J., 2006)
Talk about "Bright Red" !



Regina Sitko (Kulpa, 2012)
Love this Michigan born beauty.

Ribbit Ribbit (Davisson-J., 2009)



Riot on the Kindergarten Bus (Davisson-J., 2007)
This photo was taken when it was just getting started, in no time it will be loaded with blooms. Increase is very fast!

Rocky Horror




Royal Easter has a little diamond dusting




Ruby Fantasy




Ruby Laser -- one of my absolute favorites. Can get waxy-looking in Texas summer sunshine.

Debra, Ruby Laser does look nice! And on Royal Easter, at first I thought it was Russian Easter, but it is a kid of Russian Easter. I love Russian Easter's height.

@Blue23rose
What did you mean with Rainbow Eyes scape blasting?

Oh, wow, how can one tell the difference? From the posted photographs, they look identical! I love my Royal, but why would someone register a plant so extraordinarily similar to the parent? {{shaking head in confusion}}

I think it has to have been the extra height of Russian Easter.

RAZOR SHARP


RED CHILE RENDEZVOUS


RED FRIDAY


REPEAT THE SOUNDING JOY


ROLLING RAVEN


RUFFLY DUFFLY DUDE

Humm... could not pull up RED CHILIE RENDEZVOUS in the database.

Seed, take out the second "I" in Chilie, will show then.