Good thing I am up early because I sure have a lot of "s's".

SEAGULL'S HEAVEN



SPINEY SEA URCHIN



SOVEREIGN QUEEN



SPODE



SMOKEY MOUNTAIN AUTUMN



SARAH'S TRUE COLORS



SPACECOAST CRANBERRY KID



SPACECOAST EASY RIDER



SPACECOAST STARBURST

STARTLE



STYLUS LAKE SUNSET



SPIDERMAN



SPIDER TO THE FLY



STRAWBERRY CANDY



SUBURBAN WRENETTA



STORM SHADOWS



SERENA DARK HORSE

SCRAMBLED LEGS



SEXY SALLY



SHUFFLE THE DECK



STIR CRAZY



SO LOVELY



STARSEARCH



SKINWALKER



STARMAN'S QUEST

STARGATE PORTAL



SPOONER



SUZY CREAM CHEESE



SWEET SURPRISE



SCATTERBRAIN



SILOAM DOUBLE CLASSIC



SMALL GESTURE

Now that's a lot of "S's" Cindy Your Smoky Mountain Autumn picture looks so different from mine. But I like both equally. Not sure if it could be the soil, camera, or both, but even in the database, SMA takes on many different shades

Smoky Mountain Autumn

Lovely ones! I have several of the same but will add some others. That is a big color difference!

Silver Moon Sparkle

She Devil

heavy bloomer

The bloom is 10 inches!

@blue23rose

They sure do look different in the database but soil, shade, sun, growing conditions all factor in. I took a look at the database in some of the lighter pics may be because they were in sun all day. I usually try and take my pics between 8 and l0 am.

Sea Dragon - usually not a polly


Sawyer's Giggles - what an eye!
But I lost it, not winter hardy here with Tet peppermint Delight genetics


Searching for Blue - no blue but a wonderful saturated color

The lighting, camera and many other things factor in to how the photo appears. I think sometimes shades of purple are the hardest to me to capture.

Shake the Mountain


Shelia Broughton


Sidewinder Oh Seven


Silly Whimsey

Surprised I do not have more pics of the 20 + siloams I grow. Most have fantastic scapes and lots of blooms,

Siloam Baby Doll


Siloam Baby Talk


Siloamjack Sprat


Siloam Prissy - borrowed friend's close up pic
.

Siloam Ribbon Candy


Siloam Ury Winniford

Silver lance - bought for the name, keep for the looks


Simplicity in motion


Sir Blackstem


Sister lucienne


Sisters in pink

Sheila Broughton. Does anyone remember those marshmallow peanuts? I think they were called circus peanuts? A long time ago for me. Daylilies like 'Sheila Broughton' and a lot of those sculpted types in the light orange or apricot colors always remind me of those candy peanuts. I just feel like someone should take a bite .

Small World Helicopter


Small World Hello Darling


Small World It's a Doozie


Small World It's My Party

Yes! Donald, I remember! Now next time Shelia Broughton blooms, it is your fault if I take a bite

It might actually taste good. I have been known to take a bite of some of the lighter shades.

Smoky Mountain Star


So Many Stars


Solar Blast


Spacecoast Dragon Prince


Spin Art


Spotted Fever -


Squirrelly - lost this last spring to rot


Star Storm - nice flower!


Sugar Plum Jam


Surprise Encounter - wonderful!


Swan Lake Beauty

Sanford Time Out.




Sanford Winery. First photograph is from 2013, the others are from 2014. Didn't completely curl back last year. Love the rich color.




Sings the Blues. Two different years, same plant and the color is different.



Snake in the Grass Boo. The one that started me on Daylilies. Another example of how Daylilies can look different depending on year, lighting, water, etc., on the same plant.



Solar Music. Was a bonus plant. Huge bright yellow blooms are eye-catching even from across the yard.



Song in my Heart. Soft pink and difficult to distinguish between it and Mary Frances Ragain. Made the mistake of planting them too close together.



Spacecoast Sea Shells. Has never done well in it's location--photos are two years apart. Probably going to give it to the community garden sale in April.



Sturm und Drang. Multiplies like crazy, but fades badly in Texas summer sun.



Sun Silk



Supreme Tangerine. My favorite orange