Gosh, I can't believe I haven't contributed to this thread! Love 'Triple Greens'! And of course, Ed Burton's pictures of 'Thailand Sunset' are always favorites of mine. Would love to be able to grow that one.

Terms of Endearment


The Heathen Rage - really disappointed that this one is not happy here. It may be leaving this year.


Time Moves On - another one that hasn't prospered for me. Last year, the scapes were down in the foliage and all the blooms seemed to run into each other.


Toby vs. Godzilla is a nice one - love the height to bloom size ratio (38 x 7)


Tommie Lee Joiner did well for me last year after struggling for so many years. Guess all that rain helped!


Trahlyta

T's of 2021

Another large category, I'll start with three Pat Ball seedlings

20-219, garden named Thank U, Next




20-132, garden named Turkish Bomber




16-095 garden named Twilight Highlight




The Fantastic Barbara Watts, Salter 2013




The Tribble With Blue, Derrow, 2011




Thin Man, Trimmer 2002




Thundercat, Gossard 2007





Tiger Blood, Heemskerk, 2012




Toreador's Cape, Saxton 1979




Treasure of Love, Stamile 1998





Tropic Sunset, Harris-Benz 1987





Trump Card, Reilly 2003




Tuscawilla Tigress, Hansen 1988




Twirling Tower, Lambertson 2010






Tyrolean Treasure, Moldovan 1997

You have a nice collection Zoia. I really enjoy Thin Man.

What a pretty double Tommy Lee Joiner is. Hopefully it will bloom as well next year Vickie.
Interesting veining on Toreador's Cape.
Tantra Boogie is cute!
I have the "T's" sorted....

Texas Blue Eyes


The Last Drop, love this small one from Curt. Sets pods easily too...


The Levitating Ananuki


There's a Place


Three Rivers Gold


Through a Glass Darkly, bloomed well this year after moving to a new bed.



Timeless Beauty


Tonight's the Night



and some Sculpted forms

Tall Blonde


Tarpon Back


Through Time and Space



Til the Love Runs Out


Tossed By the Waves


Trenton Many Faces


Tropical Fruit Fight


Two Views

Char that is a nice bunch

Thanks, Char! I'm hoping Tommie Lee Joiner does well again next year too!

Toreador's Cape really grabbed my attention. Very nice deep color and I really like the veining in it.

Tantra Boogie sure has a large yellow eye. Very pretty!

Beautiful pictures of The Levitating Ananuki, Char! It looks very classic and that is what I love about it!

Never heard of Tropical Fruit Fight before, but what an image that conjures up thinking about fruit fighting. Another one from Curt Hanson... I should have known

Thanks Mike and Vickie!

Yes, another one of Curt's. He does come up with some unique names doesn't he!
TLA, does have a classic look. It's also nocturnal and very tall. I like popping a tall plant in here and there to give something vertical for the eye. They break up the horizontal band of color when daylilies in the same height range are planted together in long beds.

must be 'T' time...

Techny Peach Lace
Tooky Tooky Bird
Trahlyta
Travers - new for me in 2021, no pics (yet) ... and no one else has added any, either (including AHS database).

Tuscawilla Tigress

Nice ones, Dianne!

Tooky Tooky Bird, Linda had some great names for her daylilies. Wish she was still hybridizing.

T' time here too:

Taffeta Mist - extra early, reblooms in warm years


Tahitian Waterfall - for pollen freezing to improve very late dips


Techny Peach Lace - late, sturdy scapes, many buds, reblooms sometimes


Tender Love - late, huge flowers


Tequila and Lime - bud builder, flowers for months here


Texas Feathered Fancy - good color, cristate often missing, tender


The Band Played On - intense colors, should flower for months - up to now not in my garden


Tigereye Spider - needs no name tag, lots of flowers - very early in my garden


Time Marches On - late, fragrant, large flowers


Tiny Toon - very pretty miniature, variable eyezone color, reblooms sometimes



Too Many Petals - new here, should perform better


Top Show Off - bought for very early flowers, needs to settle yet


Torrent - a distinctive beauty, large flowers


True Devotion - late/very late near white one, slow growing here


Tutankhamun - extra early in my garden, sweet fragrance, often poly-flowers

So pretty, Sue!

Love the impressive poly on the King

So do I, Mike!

Sue, I've never liked any of the pictures I saw for Tutankhamun but I love yours! Very pretty!

Do you like these too?







Mine makes polys nearly every day - the plant was bought for the name (we have a small egyptian collection) and is kept for the fragrance and for the polys.

I do! I had no idea they threw out polys so often either. Or that they are very fragrant!

I'm looking for some extra early flowers. I buy ones that are registered as such but so far nothing has beaten my earliest bloomer (Butterscotch Ruffles).

bxncbx said:
I'm looking for some extra early flowers. I buy ones that are registered as such but so far nothing has beaten my earliest bloomer (Butterscotch Ruffles).

My earliest bloomer is Judge Orr, starting to flower at the End of April here - peak is at the end of June in my region. Maybe I should try Butterscotch Ruffles - if I can get one here in Europe.

Butterscotch Ruffles starts blooming for me the very beginning of June typically. My peak usually starts the first week of July. Now that the weather is changing (milder winters) I have other flowers that start within a week or so of it. Before it would be my only bloomer for 2 weeks.