About 1/3 of the way down this long web page you will find slide shows with numerous pictures of blooms (flowers) for each of my 27 daylily varieties in 2019.  Click on the upper left corner to start the slide show.
Breck's daylilies finally arrived!  Left Holland on a slow boat to China (I mean the U.S.) on 09-26-19 and showed up at my office on 10-21-19 some 25 days later.  They were in excellent shape … 18 of the 19 daylilies are greening up nicely as you can see from the pics below!   The other one is dormant during the winter … so all 19 may be ok after all.
Just ordered 19 new daylilies from Breck's to be delivered this fall … probably in early Sept.  If I like them, I will order more next fall.  26 of my 27 daylilies varieties came from Springhill Nursery.  So it will be nice to try out another supplier.  If you are curious, click on the pic below for the reblooming varieties I ordered.  I included the foliage type: evergreen, semi-evergreen or dormant and the flower size … 6.0 inch is a large flower.
The last daylily bloom of the 2019 season was on 09-25-19.  See pics below for best blooms during the last six weeks: Aug 11th to Sep 25th.  Do check out the 2019 Daylily Blooming Season chart below which shows the date of the first bloom, last bloom and number of days each variety bloomed during 2019. 
As of Aug 10, the latest rebloomers are my favorite pink daylily Barbara Mitchell & South Seas.  And there are four other daylilies that have just sent bloom stalks up.  My guess is they will be Elegant Candy, Earlybird Cardinal, Elegant Explosion & perhaps another Barbara Mitchell.  We'll know for sure when the blooms open in 7 to 10 days.

On the new daylily front, I planted 15 new daylilies on June 10th.  Two new varieties: Joylene Nichole & Sweet Tart and more of two varieties: Stolen Treasure & Marque Moon.  Well … Joylene Nichole has started to bloom with Stolen Treasure soon to follow.  See pics below.   
Here we are in late July … which of the reblooming daylilies are flowering in the Houston heat with temps in the mid 90s?  Stella De Or continues to bloom daily since mid April.  Earlybird Cardinal & Always Afternoon seem to be the best rebloomers closely followed by Desert Flame, Elegant Candy & South Seas.  To my surprise, a Garden Show started to rebloom on 07-20 followed by an Erin Lea on 07-27.  See pics below.  Blooming season chart by variety & daily bloom count charts have been updated thru 07-27.
​Daylily plants of a specific variety all start to bloom within 4 or 5 days of each other.  So how many days you enjoy flowers depends more upon the variety of daylily rather than on the number of plants (assuming you have at least say 4 plants).  You can tell from the chart below, which varieties have bloomed the longest in Houston so far this year.  Some daylily varieties have only 2 or 3 blooms per bloom stem while others such as Desert Flame, Lavender Stardust, Joan Senior and Elegant Candy have bloom stems with branches so each bloom stem may have 6 to 10 flowers per stem.  Others such as Always Afternoon just keep on sending up new bloom stems!
06-16-19 Always Afternoon (purple), Passion for Red (red) & Barbara Mitchell (pink).  Blooms that are a day or two away from opening will open indoors on cut daylilies.  A pleasant surprise!
The 2019 daylilies are shown in reverse order of appearance.  Since Stella De Oro and Earlybird Cardinal were the first to appear … they shall be the last … kind of biblical if you think about it.  If you click on the upper left hand corner of each daylily's slide show, you'll some of the daily pics I take each morning.  Must give each variety its 15 minutes of fame … I believe Andy Warhol coined that phrase.  Most of these daylily varieties are labeled as reblooming.  See 2019 Daylily Blooming Season Chart to see if a particular daylily variety actually rebloomed in 2019.
You'll note that I have mixed up my 30 or so daylily varieties.  Since each variety blooms around the same time, this assures that my daylily beds will have continuous blooms for 3 months from mid April to mid July.  The peak blooming period is May 15 to Jun 15.  So at May 24th, we are probably at or near the peak.  There are 120 daylilies (3 rows deep) in my 40 foot long backyard bed (23 inches wide) facing east and another 60 daylilies (2 rows deep) in a 26 foot long bed (13 inches wide) at the end of my street.  As I continue to take pictures each morning (the sun does take its toll … morning blooms look much better than evening), I will add more photos to the slide shows below.  Earlybird Cardinal has been blooming the longest … therefore it has more pics.  Erin Lea & Majestic Move are the latest to bloom … so have only one or two pics so far.  I do try to keep track of which daylily in each bed is which variety.  So far I've been batting 900 (baseball speak i.e. 9 out of 10) so far this season.  Only way to really know is when the daylily blooms!  A tough assignment … but someone has to do it!  Plus each morning, I pinch off the previous day's blooms and toss them in designated spots (they do pile up … a mushy wet mess)  On May 23rd, there were 61 blooms in the backyard bed and another 62 blooms in the front at the end of my street. Wow!

Click on upper left of daylily pic below to start slide show!

Double Yellow, 1 plant, gift from a special friend, do take a look at web page entitled "A Special Garden", Have 5 bloom stems on one plant!

Round Midnight, 4 plants, dark purple color, larger bloom than Raspberry Suede

Marque Moon, 10 plants, beautiful ruffled pale yellow flower, relatively weak bloom stems

Pewter Pink , 2 plants, not sure if this is the correct name of this daylily, ordered several more plants, so we'll see down the road if I'm right.

Scottish Fantasy, 8 plants, rather simple flower, takes heat fairly well

Erin Lea, 4 plants, my favorite yellow daylily,  Majestic Move has more frills, but a much weaker bloom stem and less blooms than Erin Lea which has finally started blooming!

Majestic Move, 5 plants, prettiest yellow flower with ruffled petals, relatively weak bloom stem, occasionally use tomato stakes to prop up bloom stems if they start to lean

Double Orange, 3 plants, wish I knew the name of this daylily with the double flower, bloom stems are weak, but the flower is beautiful, similar color to South Seas

Elegant Explosion, 7 plants, thick bloom stems with lots of blooms, flowers are smaller & symmetrical, color has a tint of orange in it, one I gave to a friend has 10 bloom stems on it this year!

Exotic Candy, 5 plants, looks similar to Elegant Candy, Exotic has pink in center of petals. Elegant has pink on outside of petals

Desert Flame, 9 plants, very sturdy tall bloom stem, dark red bloom in morning which fades to a reddish orange by afternoon

Raspberry Suede, 3 plants, all about the dark red raspberry color, especially as it opens in the morning, excellent color contrast when combined with other daylilies

Stolen Treasure, 2 plants, rather weak short bloom stem, flower belongs in a floral shop ... that pretty

Lavender Stardust, 12 plants, prolific bloomer, thick bloom stems, easy to divide plants

Pink Abundance, 2 plants, very similar pink blooms to Barbara Mitchell, blooms not as large as Barbara's

Passion for Red, 4 plants, biggest most prolific Red daylily, multiple bloom stems, wish I had many more plants!

Garden Show, 6 plants, large purple daylily

Early Snow, 6 plants, white ruffled daylily, slight hint of yellow, similar to Joan Senior, slightly larger bloom

Elegant Candy, 30 plants, my most prolific blooming daylily, blooms not as large as say Barbara Mitchell, but more blooms per plant, sometimes 3 at a time on a single bloom stem, easy to divide to make more plants

South Seas, 24 plants, a unique coral almost orange bloom, takes longer for blooms to fully open in the morning, normally after I've left for work

Funny Valentine, 6 plants, my favorite red daylily, has larger blooms than Earlybird Cardinal, takes longer for blooms to fully open in the morning

Inwood, 8 plants, white petals with purple middle & purple edges, sensitive to the Texas heat, blooms show the effects of the heat by afternoon, very pretty in the morning

Joan Senior, 6 plants, white blooms , something about white blooms, especially is surrounded by other daylilies with color,  Easy to divide to make more plants, amazing rebloomer!

Barbara Mitchell, 4 plants, my favorite daylily, blooms are among the largest (5 inches + across) and the bloom petals curve beautifully.  No two blooms are exactly alike.  Just look at the pics.  One is reblooming … see 07-03-19 pic.

Always Afternoon, 14 plants, second large daylily to bloom in spring, strong bloom stems which yield multiple blooms on the same day, take a while to fully open in the morning, easy to divide to make more plants.

Earlybird Cardinal, 9 plants, first of my large daylilies to bloom, 3 or 4 bloom stems per plant, a prolific bloomer, blooms tend to be the smallest of my large daylilies

Stella De Oro, 20 plants, dwarf daylily, first to bloom in spring, longest blooming period