dont know what they are , but wanted to tell you they are very beatiful , i love the color of the first one . good luck at finding a name for them . Nancy B.

Maybe the yellow is Stella DeOrea .  It is a small daylily that multplies nicely and makes a nice border.  Doe's that sound like yours?  For the light pinkish one, try looking up Just For Cloid or Jolene Nicole.  It is hard to tell from the picture  Just for Cloid is larger and thiner.  Jolene Nicole is smaller and thicker and also shorter I think.  I don't have any as bright as the first one so have no idea on that one.  Hope this helps.  Daylilies are very hard to reconize.  If started from seed thay are not named daylilies.  They have to come from a bulb to be the same name as the mother plant.

 

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I did some searching about the daylilies. Here are some links that might help you identify your dayliles.

Eddy Scott's CountrySide Daylilies

Roycroft Daylily Nursery

Oak Daylilies

Maybe you will be able to identify your daylilies after looking at all the pics they have of them. Hope this helps.

 

Melissa

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Sure, I'll wait...don't worry if it's too small now....when you think they are big enough, we'll trade then...

Hi Dirt in my Hair....I am in the same boat, and I actually gave up on my daylily identifcation. I hope somebody can help you. I must say, they are beautiful! Will you be possibly trading some later? I'd love to share mine and get some of your first photo/avatar daylilies...PM if interested, I'll send you links to my photos...