Hi Brycesmommy, It's such a sad date to have to even acknowledge, but I know how you feel. I was the same on my birthday, April 2, since that was the last time I saw Erica alive, and her birthday was May 14, and then her 1 year anniversary is coming up soon, close to Bryce's, June 4th. I will be thinking of you on June 10th. Erica would have been 19 this year. I'm sure she's looking over Bryce, as she always small children. Bryce will always remain alive in your hearts, and I am glad you talk to the twins about him. With twins, I wouldn't expect you to be online a whole lot, but it's good to hear from you, and that the twins are doing well. I know what you mean about forgetting little things, and that worries me. I hate it. But I'll never forget her love, as you will never forget Bryce's. Their footprints are forever on our hearts. Hugs... Emma in PA

Well, I have quite a lot of them. But these will be my favorites: ABRACADABRA - I love this rose. Almost lost it a couple yrs ago. It's stayed fairly small, about 2ft x 2ft. Still struggling, but hangin' in there. ANNE MORROW LINDBERGH - a real beauty. Grows to about 3-4ft x 2ft. Love the blooms. The colors change with each blooming. BILL WARRINER - a wonderful peachy-pink floribunda that blooms almost nonstop. I love the hint of yellow at the base. Makes it glow. Mine's about 4ft x 3ft. BUTTERSCOTCH CL - Probably my all-time favorite rose, just because it introduced me to the class of what I call the "oddball" roses. The browns, tans, greys, etc. Love it! Unfortunately over the yrs, it's not bloomed as often as I'd like. But I still enjoy it when it does bloom. If I don't keep it toned down, it will reach around 12ft or more. FASCINATION - I love the blending of peach, apricot, orange, salmon and pink on this one. It's one of my oldest roses and a few yrs ago it died back to the bud union. But it came back very nicely and has been fine ever since. It grows about 5ft x 3ft. SPELLCASTER - One of my favorite purples. I love the huge spirals. It's a shame this one is out of circulation. It blooms a lot and is just so beautiful. The plant averages about 4ft x 2ft. SPIRIT OF GLASNOST - Got this one many yrs ago from a guy who lurked on the Forums. We traded a lot of cuttings for several yrs. That was back when I had better luck rooting the cuttings. It's a beautiful rose, not in commerce any more. Kinda stingy tho, which might be one reason why. It stays about 3ft x 2ft. SPIRIT OF PEACE - another rare one. Almost lost it a few yrs ago, but luckily didn't lose it in the septic tank dig-up. In fact it's more happy in its new spot than it ever was in the old one. Love the colors! It obviously is susceptible to thrips tho. Right now it's about 2 1/2ft x 2ft. SUMMER FASHION - One of the best bloomers. Almost always in bloom with singles or clusters of these wonderful bicolor blooms. Stays pretty small, about 2ft x 2ft. TOURNAMENT OF ROSES - another of my oldest roses. I love the big almost-ruffled blooms and the darker reverse. Over the yrs it's gotten kinda stingy. Probably needs more fertilizing. Gets around 5-5 1/2ft x 3ft.

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THANK YOU all for commenting and making it worth all the time & trouble I went through!! Liberty Banner seems to be a favorite here and rightly so. I ordered all my Weitz daylilies directly from the hybridizer before she stopped selling. I have quite a few of hers and Liberty Banner is my favorite. Her website picture and the few photos of it online show it more crimson so I can't say what color it will be for you, Debra. In my garden it is deep purple, as my photo shows. But everything wants to be purple here....! Laura, I will have to post photos on the database when the season is over and I have more time. Thanks for the suggestion. Mantis, Kitty Bannerman is beautiful WHEN she opens properly. I have to be honest and say it gets hung up a lot of the times after a cool night. It's not my favorite Weitz cultivar for that reason. I try to stay away from those with frilly edges but thought since it was a northern hybridized daylily it would do better. Harmon Hill does have a few of the Weitz cultivars but I actually have more of them. My favorite Weitz daylilies in addition to LB are Spirit of the Dove, Happy is the Heart and A Walk in the Clouds and Carl doesn't sell those. Those are just wonderful performing daylilies, healthy and hardy, great bloomers and vigor. Victoria Grace is a good daylily for me, but not exceptional. My favorite thing about it is it's color is so vibrant and holds up well. Bahama Butterscotch is a blooming machine and multiplies faster than rabbits. I keep having to divide up the clump. Yes, blooms are on the smaller side but it always looks like a bouquet with so many open at once. And it's super hardy. Nat, I threatened Night Beacon last summer that it only had one more year to shape up or it would ship out. And the little bugger listened! It has more blooms than ever (but still not a great bud count, but acceptable finally) and every bloom has been perfect. Next year it could be a dud again and might have to go. Thank you ALL again for your great comments!