The Amazing Daylilies In My Garden

I've had various daylilies blooming in my garden during the past month.

'God Save the Queen'

'God Save the Queen' is glorious.  Large bloom and rich colors.

'Eight Miles High'

'Eight Miles High' has long petals that droop a little and give it an unusual look.

'Eight Miles High' behind the hosta and in front of the Japanese Maple.

'Bela Lugosi'

'Bela Lugosi' has large blooms and a dark, almost velvety look.

Hand for scale

'Inwood'

'Inwood' has cool color-tipped ruffles.

Common orange daylily

I don't know the proper name for this daylily.  I think it may be sometimes called a "Ditch Lily".  It is ubiquitous in my neighborhood.

Old English D in the back!

'Spiny Sea Urchin'

The ruffles on the edges of 'Spiny Sea Urchin' occasionally look like spines or teeth.  Smallish bloom.

'God Save the Queen' on the left, 'Spiny Sea Urchin' on the right (and in different light so the blooms look different then the above photos)

'Mildred Mitchell'

Mildred Mitchell has smaller blooms than I expected.  I like the lighter petals behind the front petals.

My favorite daylily we have is 'God Save the Queen'.  It's spectacular.