Thanks to all of you. We have been fortunate to have the daylilies do so well this year. I love clump shots, like to see all those flowers, I also like your comments on how your daylilies perform for you. So, here are some from me: Zip Boom Bah is a small plant. It has suffered as many of ours do from moles running underneath and tearing up the roots. However, this year,small or not, it has been doing wonderfully well, just love seeing those bright flowers. Mystical Rainbow has been a stellar performer since it arrived about five years ago, same for Sm. World Snow Owl. In fact every one of these has done well since we acquired them H. Tiger Tails is starting its third year here, and I have told you the story of Star Child. Julia, it's just too bad Star Child needs the heat, for it is just so lovely. We marvel at the intricacies of the colors of that one. Miss Tinkerbell has been with us for a lot of years but it seems we finally found the right home for it, this is the best it has ever been. Fairy Tale PInk was a $2 buy from a city park. They were removing daylilies and this was one I bought without a name, finally found out what it was.

They still look pretty good. I know the feeling of trying to capture the colors or just the real life dynamics of the grouping I am viewing. I always end up saying "they were bigger then this pic makes them look" or "the color was brighter-or pinker-or more eyed, etc." Sometimes, maybe it was meant to be just for us when we look at our gardens!!!

You really DO have a great eye for placement and colour combinations, Mbug! That petunia contrast is fab - I love emphatic contrast as much as subtle contrast. Your LPP is huge! Many mature plants - nice to see their mature look. Wow - thanks again for the generous photos. :)

Whoa, you put in a new bed and you're thinking about moving? Hope you'll be there long enough to enjoy it, looks like it will be lovely in a few years. Well, it's lovely now, but you know what I mean.