Thank you SO much Sherry! I hate when I can't figure out what they are. It drives me crazy. LOL I am new to the area and this is the first larger butterfly to visit for more than just one day. I'm hoping they will tell their butterfly friends to visit ;)

Gardening for $1,000 Alex, Alex: This architectural structure, usually made from an open framework or lattice of interwoven or intersecting pieces of wood, bamboo, pvc or metal that is normally made to support and display climbing plants, especially shrubs. WHAT IS A TRELLIS, ALEX? Alex: I'm sorry that's incorrect. The correct answer was, "a bad place to hide a dead body".

I think those nibbles are from a groundhog? I had to relocate one who did a bunch of damage to my nearby kale. I removed about 8 tomatoes with similar symptoms and the rest seem to be growing fine. There are probably 20 fruit on the plant which look healthy, hopefully some start to pink up soon... I have yet to receive a ripe non-cherry tomato yet this season. The season has been great so far though, I can't complain... only started gardening last year and I've learned everything I know from these forums. I haven't had to purchase a vegetable since the start of May and frozen a bunch for the winter as well! Maybe i'll post some picture of my healthier plants, it's quite the jungle. To be fair, I do have a few pest issues but they haven't really touched my tomatoes or peppers. I've had leaf miner on my beets and swiss chard, cabbage worms on some of my greens (treated with BT) and the cucumber beetles have made a home on my squash and cucumber plants. I spotted some Japanese beetles the other day so I'm sure they will come in with a vengeance soon.

Yes, it looks quite tall. So Cleo is more likely. But I see that there has been a name mix-up, so that plants sold as Cleo are actually Miss Jessie. And Cleo is actually identified as orange in the AHS database. What a mess! There's a discussion here: http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1855411/daylilies-that-look-alike-and-got-mixed-up People who want IDs should note height of plant and blooming period. It's often very difficult to identify something from one picture, though in this case, the picture seems representative.