'Tis daylily season, and thank heavens for them, because they are blooming during a lull in my garden. I do have to say, though, that I like irises more than daylilies, but I do appreciate the variety, beauty, and hardiness of daylilies.
We do have a LOT of different daylilies. I took pics, and there were a few that weren't blooming today, so I'll add another entry in a few days, to try and figure out how many varieties I have.

As usual, I don't know the names of most of them, so if you have any ideas/suggestions/guesses, let me know!
This daylily (above) was here when we moved in. We don't have the traditional orange 'ditch' daylily, but I love this double variation. I saw something similar for sale called 'Kwanzi', so maybe that is what this one is.

These are a buttery yellow, with large blooms. I never get tired of looking at them.

An unknown pk/yellow pastel.

This deep red is another favorite of mine, the picture really doesn't do it justice.

mrp. yellow/pk, unknown.

Hey, this one is called 'Pandora's box!' relatively new in my garden.

This is a lovely intense pink with yellow center, name, as usual, unknown.

Name unknown, intense red. The blooms are thicker than a lot of daylily blooms.

This is a mini bloom, Grapette.

This may be the same red daylily as above. ? don't know.

this is a purple-colored daylily, don't know the name.

A sweet pink/yellow beauty.

hmm. close to the last one, but not the same color. Name unknown.

unknown pastel yellow/peach.

'Naomi Ruth'

similar to naomi ruth, smaller in size, but a double.

large pk and yellow beauty, name unknown.

one of the 'candy' daylilies, I think.

I showed this dark red/yellow spider -type daylily before.
So, how many does this make so far? 19. I'll get the rest in a few days,when I can get some nice pics.