My blooms on VIVACIOUS SPIRIT have been rather pastel, probably due to our heat. I just moved the plant because I think it was getting too much shade, and I'll have to see how it does this year now.

@maryl, you are correct. It was placed inside a Datura flower. That was one of a few I did that day. I will post the others in their respective group.

Thanks Betty. We know a thing or two about heat in Oklahoma, so point well taken. I may not need another pale pink....Mike: I couldn't tell if it was a Datura or a Moonflower. Clever idea. Will look forward to more...........Maryl

Venus Envy


Vincero


Vesuvian Ruby


Virtousity

Just found a grower in Belgium that has LOADS of newer daylilies, I'm going to get Voila Francois

Hope it becomes one of your favorites! It is mine.

Arlene I'm not sure if it will perform quite as well in UK as it does in warmer climates. I'll keep you posted!

I looked Voila Francois up on the database to see where people live who grow this cultivar. The good news for you is that it is grown in Missouri and Nebraska--both places have cold winters and hot summers. Both states are in the middle of the country in the snow-belt.

The problem is not cold winters, ours are mild. We seldom see much snow. The issue is the lack of warmth in the summer, when we do have a long spell of sunshine there is an amazing difference in the appearance of daylilies with teeth or elaborate edges. Anyway I am looking forward to growing it and will post photos when it blooms.

Hey @kidfishing Ashton and Terry. Thanks for that photo of Vickie's Radiance. Looks rather more purple/pink than then the bright coral/pink I would have expected. Does it's color change?

@Dennis616
It's more coral hot pink with white green edge.
Does it color change....
I have it in part shade so it looks about the same everyday.

I did acquire a 'V' since the thread started - 'Viperella'

'Victorian Christmas' (Brooker, 2002)


'Vanishing Mist' (Emmerich, 2011)


'Varicose Veins' (Vaughn-K., 2003)


'Violet-backed Starling' (Lambertson, 2012)


'Violet Becomes You' (Stamile, 2007)


'Violet Victory' (Morss, 2008)

Vanishing Mist is really nice!!!!

I planted Vanishing Mist last year now I can't wait to see it blooming!

'Vanishing Mist' is a super plant. You will enjoy it greatly. It rebloomed in 100 degree heat with a paler color, but still beautiful.

'Vanishing Mist' on rebloom

I have a few 'V's" growing in the garden.


'Velvet Throne' is simply one of the most elegant flowers I have ever seen with its ruby red velvet look, surrounded with a thin white edge.

Victoria Grace


Venetian Magistrate

Vienna Waltz


Don't know why it posted sideways, but you get the idea!

Vesuvian put on a good show last summer..