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Like
her famous relative 'Stella D'Oro', 'Black Eyed Stella' is a repeat
bloomer. Apricot yellow blooms with a dark eye (not really black, of
course) but more wine in color. A lotta blooms for your buck with
this one!
Whatley,
1970 black red, green throat. Early Midseason. 5" blooms that
are a lovely deep black red but it does get damaged by water spots.
(bottom water, which you should do anyway!).
A true classic from our neighbor 2 miles
away & well-known
hybridizer, Fred Benzinger. With blooms on as many as 4 different levels (like popping corn) & big, huge
6" butter-colored flowers, it IS Buttered Popping Corn! When this is blooming, it almost looks like a yellow peony. Fabulous. Gorgeous. Tremendous. One of the best.
Absolutely the best reblooming, large-flowered daylily What more can we say! Oh, yeh, Wow! 
Not just another orange & yellow bloom -- because there's nothing common about a 6" BLOOM! A mid to late season REBLOOMER. Tetraploid. HEAVY BLOOMER! 
This
species variant is very unusual. Heavily branched. Blooms late in the
evening & is fragrant then. (Verspertine = fragrant in the
evening/night.) This Hemerocallis begins in late July. The flowers are
only 4 inches across but are a pleasing lemon yellow.
Reliably DOUBLE, carnation-like, deep gold
bloom in a 4 1/2" full, round form. Definitely, one of the VERY BEST DOUBLES. Early midseason bloomer.
On the short side. Averages 77 days of bloom! Flowers resemble small yellow peonies with very erect leaves for a daylily. 
A mid-size daylily with a 3.5" crimson red bloom, thin petals (spider daylily) and a golden yellow throat. Extended bloom season from the end of June to the beginning of August, a mature clump of these will just WOW you! This is a great, great inexpensive daylily.
A
stunning daylily that's pink-lavender with a deep pink-lavender halo
and agren-yellow throat. Ruffled edges on a HUGE 6"
bloom. This tetraploid was hybridized by Sikes 1982.
'Eeenie Allegro' offers miniature, creamy-apricot flowers with rose edges. This cheery Daylily would look great in a container where it can be a focal point of your patio. The flowers stay open late in the evening for maximum enjoyment. Mid-season. Diploid. 
An early midseason daylily. The perky little flowers of this miniature Daylily are plum red with a white edge and a green throat. They measure just 2" across and are carried on stems that are not much more than a foot tall. Cute, colorful, and amazingly tough. Midsummer bloom. 
Large lemon yellow flowers appear almost continuously from MAY UNTIL HARD FROST! A Stella De Oro descendant bred by Dr. Darrell Apps. One of the most popular daylilies. Remove faded blooms daily for continued bloom. CHOICE, CHOICE, CHOICE!
The
AWARD winning, famous classic fragrant yellow that's been in the trade for
80 years! Now that's a classic! 5" canary yellow blooms that
are on tall 40" scapes and are FRAGRANT and are open for 16 hours -
extended bloom. Will bloom well in part shade.
A time honored near white triangular tailored self with a green throat. Flowers appear mid season and are 15 cm in diameter. This variety received the Award of Merit in 1974. A great plant that really deserves a place in the perennial border. 
This daylilly is on almost every TOP 10 list. Considering there are 45,000 registered
daylilies, that's astounding! Vigorous, free-flowering, semi-evergreen diploid w/ erect scapes. In mid- and late-season, bears circular, off-white, pink-flushed flowers, 6" across w/ recurved tepals & yellowish green throats. This is a WINNER -- over & over! 
This unique daylily has a bluish-purple 3" bloom. Beautiful form with a DOUBLE bloom that becomes stable when plant is well established. Early on, there may be singles, as in the photo. 
A
classic that's always on the top 10 favorites list in some part of the
country. With huge 6" pale lavender/orchid blooms with a yellow
throat, it's a mid-season bloomer with an extended bloom (stay open longer
in the day) and it's FRAGRANT! 1973 Award of Merit.
With
a crimson red bloom and green throat it's beautiful. Throw in the fact
that the blooms are 4 1/2" wide and it's spectacular. NEW!
An old classic with double/triple blooms that are orange, streaked with rust. An early season bloomer. This one has been around a long time for good reason. It's gorgeous. 
A
diploid Daylily featuring fragrant melon pink flowers in stunning
abundance for a long time and then often reblooms! Huge ruffed
blooms are large for the height of the plant. Excellent
daylily. Jablonski 1982.
I
love the name of this one! Literally glowing, iridescent, VERY
fragrant lightly ruffled, white petals with a showy deep purple throat and
are a whopping 4" across on a small plant that's almost a
miniature! 20" flower scapes above 12" tall foliage.
5" blooms are
uh, ah, well, they're peach-pink
(really original name, right?) with a golden throat and are well-ruffled. It's an early-Midseason bloomer which, if cut back to 6" after blooming will make better foliage and encourages
re-bloom.
Golden
yellow flowers, 24 inches tall. Late-blooming, fragrant gold flower with
ruffled edges and sculpting. 
An extremely long blooming daylily -- sometimes starting in June and
RE-BLOOMING to August. Slender orange red petals sport a burgundy splash
and a golden orange center. Large flowers. Often available in foreign countries, particularly Germany, but rarely here.
This is an EYE-CATCHER!
Henry
1978. Deep purple 4" blooms with a chartreuse throat. Reblooms
consistently, rapid propagator.
A
miniature Daylily with 3" orchid rose blooms, a dark blackberry
purple eyezone and then deep inside the throat, lime yellow. Both sepals
and petals ruffled. Strong growing
attention getter. Makes a
wonderful edging or border daylily. 
Bright, in your face yellow, flowers are fragrantly scented on
36" stems over a long blooming period. Best in full sun. Average to moist soil conditions.
Like an improved Hyperion.
May be the best daylily ever. Certainly the best all-time bloomer. Like all daylilies, free from pests. Forms huge clumps rapidly in the ground.
RE-BLOOMER blooms over and over. THE MOST POPULAR DAYLILY! 
This
is a great old Classic daylily and has been around for years for a
reason. Glowing light yellow, ruffled 3" blooms. Sunfast. OPEN IN THE EVENING. Very floriferous. Excellent combined with Siberian irises. Very early. Received the Annie T. Giles Award for the best small-flowered daylily cultivar.
Suzie is the mother of 'Happy Returns'.
Popular perennial with mauve-red flowers with yellow throats bloom in late spring and early summer and has sword shaped, arching leaves in clumps. A tough, pest-resistant plant. Remove faded flowers daily for continued bloom. 
On
the top of the AHS popularity polls for the past few years. From W. M.
Spalding in 1985, this evergreen diploid is a favorite of many on the AHS
e-mail robin. 'Wings of Chance' sports 5.5-inch wide yellow blooms with a
red halo.
