Sherry - What a nice shot of Two Sues. I don't think mine bloomed at all last year. Tiger Swirl caught my eye. It looks so cheerful!

Tart With a Heart was my favorite T last year. With several late scapes and rebloom, it was also one the longest blooming cultivars in my garden. Later scapes had bud counts in the high teens.

Here's one of those later scapes blooming in August.

There's A Place had short scapes last year. It's never had many buds for me. but you can't beat the blue colors.

It's finally grown into a nice clump. The colors were much fainter as the drought continued and I did not water that part of the garden.

The Pink Shabang was impressive its first year, did not bloom at all the second, and last year had short scapes. It did rebloom on all fans though. I will not be taking it with me when I move.

The Color of Wonderful is what Kate calls a "suitcase plant." There's no way I'd leave this one behnd. It's always done well for me even though it's planted in part shade. It did have mostly short scapes last year. There's only been one year that it did not rebloom here.

The Tribble With Blue was short on scape height and buds, but it grabbed attention at clump strength. It usually reblooms but did not last year.

Tiffany Shade always blooms very late and always has short scapes for me. This year it had a slightly taller scape with 20 buds.

Thunder Glow has not performed well here. I think grubs likely got to it. It has given me a couple of nice seedlings though.

Tides Roll In is usually a blooming/reblooming powerhouse. This year it bloomed on only two fans and did not rebloom at all.

Twirling Tower had nice, tall scapes but lower bud count. It has give me a couple of super seedlings with bluesy eyes.

I have several other T's that either did not bloom or I didn't photograph last season.

Debra

Debra, I really like Tart with a Heart, such a lovrly photo. What a shame the weather we had messed up Theres a Place, such a lovely bloom.

Sherry

Sherry, Two Sues and Techney Spider are really pretty. Debra, The Color of Wonderful is indeed wonderful; also like Thunder Glow [too bad it doesn't do well] and Tart with a Heart.

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Thomas Tew

Tune the Harp was much darker than normal with cooler temps

Tune the Harp from other years. Quite different.

Tuscawilla Tigress, not a favorite but reliable.

Brad

Sherry, Two Sues is very nice. Ours got crushed by the tree. We will locate it this spring and move it so it can recover.

Debra, Tart with a Heart is so pretty. We bought it but I have a feeling it is not going to like our climate.

For some reason Tasmanian Tiger does not thrill me. I don't think it will stay here much longer.

I know this is probably breaking the alphabet rules, but I included Tet. Super Purple in the T section.

The Bride of Dracula is a favorite here.

Too Many Cats Spoil the Broth is new here, but it looks to be a great grower. It is one of Bret Clement's tetraploids.

Topguns My Friend Ellen

Totally Toothy is another that does not impress me. I think it has so-so color and puny plant habit.

Tramps Like Us does impress me. It took its time getting going but now it is doing great.

Here is a clump photo of Tramps Like Us.

More to come . . .

Here is Trance, one of my favorite diploids.

I like the watermark and color of Tropical Tease.

That's all for me.

Nancy

Debra: I really like TART WITH A HEART. Clean and vibrant colors.

Sherry: I like TYGER RIVER even though I don't really like orange.

Nan: I really like TRAMPS LIKE US

Brad: THOMAS TEW looks real good. I know lots of people grow it. I wonder how it would do in Zone 5?

Here are my contributions:

TROUBLE IN PARADISE: Acquired last Spring. Will ocassionally hang up. Rebloomed for me.

TRANSYLVANIAN TANGO: This is a good red from Mike Derrow. Well branched and many buds.

TORRID DANCER: Love the ruffles and it is well budded.

29 FLAGS OVER CONWAY: This is a purple that I really like. I need to leave it alone and let it get to clump strength to really see how it will perform.

TERESA A MOSHER: I reallly like this one. It has an interesting pattern.

THE TRIBBLE WITH BLUE: Off year this past year. Not many scapes or blooms.

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: A Petit intro which consistently is tall and is a good performer. Pattern is consistent.

TACTICAL CAT: A wonderful Bennett intro. Not the best picture.

THESE FOOLISH THINGS: An older Bennett intro but new to the garden.

TOPGUNS LAVENDER LACE: More of a bicolor as the season progressed.

That's all from me.

David

Tahiti Sweetie was fabulous last season. Alas, It has not shown up this year. I fear late season voles may have enjoyed it for Thanksgiving.

It had bouquets like these for days

Truly a Princess

Tall Dark Stranger has multiplied well

Tricolor

Thomas Tew-I love the dark velvet color

Total Opulence has not multiplied well

Thundercat

The Heathen Rage

Thundering Voice-I like the thin white edging

Tickle Me Elmo

True Gertrude Demerest from a few years ago. It has gotten lost in the jungle bed and rarely blooms like this

This is the way it usually looks

Tangerine Tickles

It's late so I'll only post a few. I am not a fan of white base daylilies with eyes, but the exception has always been Thomas Tew. It's so rich looking and seems to do well for most people...........

This first one is brought to you by the infamous pink enabler (she knows who she is). Please note the Zinnia on the top right which is brought to you by the infamous Profusion Zinnia enabler (and she knows who she is too):

The Color Of Wonderful:

And considering what Wednesday signified for many Christians I find this appropriate for that day:

To God Be The Glory:

Maryl

Maryl - What a lovely photo of The Color of Wonderful! Thomas Tew never had near white petal color for me. It was an ugly beige here, and the plant never multiplied. It may have just been planted in a bad place. I sent it to Kay, and it seems to be doing well for her.

Kate - Tahiti Sweetie has an unusual color in your photos. I'm used to seeing more orange tones in it. I hope you did not lose all of it. KY Nancy sent me a piece of it that rotted. That was the second time I lost that one, so I will not be trying again. The voles have proliferated like crazy here. I see vole holes everywhere - especially in my seedling beds. I hope I haven't lost my best seedlings, but I probably have. I've been pouring red pepper down the holes. Any other ideas for driving them out of the gardens? I very much like Tricolor and Tickle Me Elmo!

David - Trouble in Paradise is pretty. I notice it's taller than most of the Emmerichs I grow in the same color class.

Debra

Debra, the first photo of Tahiti Sweetie was taken on a cool overcast morning-I think the tones were quite different on it.

I am estatic to report on my garden walk today, I saw TS peeping up!! I did a happy dance! However, I am sure I have lost some others. I saw that in early fall. I put pellets containing castor oil on my gardens. They are supposed to deter moles and voles use mole tunnels. My outside cats are greatly derelict in their cat duty!!

I see that To God Be the Glory is a huge bloom out of Seminole Wind. Tangerine Tickles is an appealing color (a Grossman). I also like the colors of Thundering Voice (seldom see it pictured) and the peachy pink tones of These Foolish Things. After years of hearing the praises of The Bride of Dracula, I ordered it. Tyger River, a bonus, has not performed well.

29 Flags over Conway looked pretty good last year.

Thelma Douglas has had crowded scapes and hang-ups. Also, short last year. I am now wary of its progeny. Individual flowers can be beautiful.

The X Files is a striking flower. I am waiting to evaluate plant habit.

The King is Coming has not been a fast increaser (Carpenter), but had some nice blooms last summer. Not tall.

The Goldilocks Effect is an older Hanson. Had an off year, but I wonder why it isn't more widely grown, as it has an intensity greater than other polychromes I know.

Tattered Heart had such a good year in 2022 (pictured), but much less impressive this past summer (to the right is Drew Hoo).

I too like Thomas Tew (good taller scapes). Sib Christopher Moody was shorter with lower bud count.

Tahiti Sweetie looked good last summer. It sometimes has lighter spots on segments. The sun shot adds a glisten, but it stands out.

Teeth of Iron --slow increase

Tactical Deception --vigorous and attractive smoky color. Hanson.

Tao of Physic --looked better last summer than in prior years

Emmerich's Truth Teller. Held up better in sun this year.

Tickle Fingers --so far, less vigorous than some other Davissons

The Dream Society had a very good year. Later blooming.

Twitch --a more recent Davisson

Tahitian Waterfall

Two Sues had an off year.

Tonight's the Night --rich color. Wish it were a bit larger, but nicely ruffled.

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Tar and Feather made a splash of color in the early season. Very dark eye.

There's a Place had scant blooms last year, but I agree that it's a very attractive flower. Thundercat is still recovering from division.

Kate, Tahiti Sweetie is always so pretty, love to see it!

Maryl, both of yours are favorites for me. So pretty.

Mantis, you've got a lot of great purples. I will narrow it down to Tickle Fingers, the x Files, Tactical Deception, The King is Coming and Tattered Heart.

Brad

Mantis - Your Tahiti Sweetie is more like the color I'm used to seeing. It makes a lovely clump! The X Files looks good.

Debra

Tonights the Night is impressive. I would be thrilled with that bud count here, such a nice purple

Sherry