WHEN SPIRITS UNITE .... an older daylily with great branching



WIND FRILLS much more pink than this pic shows




WISEST OF WIZARDS




WONDER OF IT ALL this was first year bloom, can't wait for bloom this year.




WESTBOURNE FAMILY TREE




WESTBOURNE VISIONS love this one!!!




WATER WHEEL an oldie that I don't get to see bloom that often because it is at our cottage l80 miles away

WHOLEBUNCHALOTTA



WILLIE BELLE



WILSON SPIDER



WINYAH SHOWOFF




WHITNEY SUZANNE




WONDER OF WONDERS - very similar to Whitney Suzanne only more purple and not as tall

Wait Until Dark -- don't know why I have no photographs of my own



Watermelon Man



When I Dream -- I LOVE this flower.




Willow

Lovely blooms ladies.When I Dream is a fav here also.


When My Sweetheart Returns



Which Way


White House Lady



White House Lady - different form.



Wild Horses


World Class Oddity


Wineberry Candy


Wispy Rays


White Temptation


Winter Treasure


Winter Romance

WAVES OF JOY


WAXEN SPLENDOR


WESTBOURNE ON CLOUD NINE - Very pastel in my climate


WESTBOURNE SO BLUE WITHOUT TERESA


WHEN ROYALS DREAM


WICKEDLY WILD AND WONDERFUL


WILD AND WONDERFUL


WILD DREAMS


WINTER ORCHID


WINTER RAINBOW


WISPY RAYS


WONDER OF IT ALL


WOODLEA WONDER


WRITTEN ON THE WIND

I have White Eyes Pink Dragon coming this spring!
With A Kiss. Diploid!

Wish Fullfillment... Fuzzy picture.

Wren's Song

My only "W", I'll have my wish fulfilled if when mine blooms it is as pretty as this picture!

Larry

Nice image of Willie Belle, Cindy. That was one of the first cultivars I grew. When I Dream and Wish Fulfillment look like good saturated reds, hope you get your wish Seed.
Westbourne Visions sure is pretty...made me remember the thread we had last summer. Here's a link to the thread showing a lot of "W" Westbourne daylilies....
The thread "Westbourne Daylilies" in Daylilies forum
Wild Dreams...love seeing that one again! Have some to add that haven't been shown yet...

Registered as an evergreen, mid season, here it blooms early and is hardy, been in the garden for at least 15 years....


From Tet. Skinwalker, Wanda Evans is a huge 10" UF that is hardy!


2014 Stout Medal winner


My favorite near white.



Two favorite reds.....



A few pleated sculpted forms.....




A really pretty complex pattern with a super nice plant.


Applique pattern, hardy with great branching/budcount.


Tall, super parent for excellent plant habits!



The next two were first time bloomers for me last year....



New here last year too, Willow Dean Smith was easily one of my favorites. Can't wait to see it blooming this year!

When I dream is a fantastic flower.

Westbourne Blackberry Cobbler- great scape
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Westbourne Corn Crib


Westbourne Dad Kirby's Purple Tie


Westbourne Granny's Bonnet


Westbourne Hog's Head Jelly


Westbourne Mama Kirby's nine brats


Westbourne Missing Sweet Pea Baby


Westbourne Piggy Pen


Westbourne Seafoam Candy


Westbourne Sulled Up Ol Possum - prettier than this shows


Westbourne Wild Rose Petals


Westbourne wind chime

When Bears Fly


Windstar


Witch's Thimble


Wolf in Sheep's Clothing


Womanizer


Wonder of it All


Wild Irish

Wally


Way Over Yonder


Wedding Band


What a Day For a Daydream


Wildest Dreams


Winner's Trophy


Within The Veil

Okay, Kim, now I have Carole King and The Lovin Spoonful competing in my head!

Here are a few of mine.

Web Browser



Web of Intrigue


West End Girls

White Stripe



William Mahieu



Wyatt Earp



I also love Webster's Pink Wonder, Wispy Rays, and my Westbournes, but they have been posted above.

All gorgeous! I love Westbourne Rose Petals & W Granny's Bonnet (this granny needs a bonnet at the moment, the wind is like a knife!) I have Wild & Wonderful, hoping to see it bloom this year.

Watchyl Wild Indian - new, hope it looks better this year


White Perfection - aptly named, really pleased with this one


Wild Horses - already posted but worth another pic


Wind Frills - first season, slightly different pink here

Hilary, White Perfection and the others are very nice. There's no crime or harm done in posting pics of a plant that has been posted already. It's good to see the variation and angles of blooms from other gardens. MHO of course.

I agree with Mike. The same cultivar can look very different location to location. Not only are the differences interesting, but can help make a decision on whether to get that one or pass it by.

Thanks Mike and Debra. If you have any other contributors from UK they may find the comparisons useful.

I like to see the same flower growing in different parts of the country and elsewhere.