I had to go look up Penny Pinsley. It's a little one! I am becoming very enamored of the littles. Your pictures make it very appealing. I'm trying to remember what tour I was on when I saw Lavender Cream Cascades in several gardens. Probably Houston, given it's a Carpenter. Anyway, I remember thinking then how much I had liked it...and had forgotten until your pictures! Haha. Rambunctious Rosie is my kind of gal...big and tall! Kentucky Lucky looks very proud today. I feel your heat...I think Sunday we will get back down to the 80s...sigh. Try to stay cool.

That's a huge clump of Wild Horses! Those flowers are galloping in every direction. Mine barely bloomed at all this year. It's in a place that's too dry, too shady, and too weedy. I need to rescue the poor thing. I love the photo of the Wild Horses trio. The blooms have a lot of impact. I'm wowed by today's shot of Gilded By Grace. It's just perfection. Christopher Moody looks fabulous too, and it's great to know it has instant rebloom. I got it this spring, but my plant is limping along and not growing well. Court Magician is such a nice purple - in my opinion Munson's best purple - so I can see why you still have it. At one time I had two clumps. One seems to have disappeared, and the other bloomed while I was out of town, so it's good to see yours. Debra

Those are all so pretty, especially Circus Performer & Blue Eyes Glance. I have Smokey Mountain Autumn & Pink Cotton Candy, 2 of my "many" favorites, the flowers are always perfect.

Thanks Julia for the update on Fire on the Mountain. When we have 84 for a noon day temperature the weather people call it a "cold front", although the last week has been humid as heck, our temperatures have only been in the high 80's for the most part. We just had over 3 inches of rain over the week-end. The heat returns tomorrow.......I bought a new to me daylily based on your picture last year. When it opens (it has buds) I'll let you know how it does.............Maryl