Clump Shots Plus A Few Other Plants

10 years ago

I have a few clump shots --most of these have been posted as singles. Also added in a couple of other plants, might be of interest. Avedon

Here is our NOID yellow. This has a lovely fragrance.

Chance Encounter

J. Carpenter Seedling I named "Ruby"

Same as above--I liked the grouping of four

Siloam Double Classic

Green Mystique--This may not qualify as a clump, but I do like all three of these together.

First gardenia to open

Pink Asiatic Lilies opening now

Pink Asiatic Lily single--I really love this color

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marricgardens
10 years ago
I like your seedling. I like the thin white pencil edge. Green Mystique is on my wish list.
newyorkrita
10 years ago
I love clump shots as the daylilies always look extra great in clumps. That lily is such a pretty color.
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I came in from gardening and was thrilled to see your post! I love to see clump shots, especially ones as healthy and pretty as yours are. What I always marvel at are those nicely mulched beds with nary a weed in sight. I like each & every one of these because they look so marvelous blooming away. What a beautiful sight! I finally got my order from Earlybird a couple days ago and Golliwog is planted. I know it will take a long time for mine to look as great as yours but I do hope it gives me a bloom or two this year, even though I got it in late. Your seedling is very pretty and Miss Tinkerbell is charming. Thanks for the beautiful eyecandy today. Celeste
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Gee, I thought I had answered later posters, but I guess not. Thanks to all of you who have commented on the clumps...Clown Parade has done beautifully for me for the first year, Dick, I have the sibling, Marilyn Lee Boch, but while it does well, Clown Parade is the better plant here. Billi, it seems odd that you will be getting warm when we cool off, but that is the way it is. Mantis, you know I have whined continuously about all of the weeding I've had to do; thank you. Debra, I figure I have to kill a plant three times before I give up on it. Hope AL works for you this time. Maryl, I wish that was Bermuda grass you saw. That bed has been weeded but not mulched , so I have to continually weed until it is mulched...that stinking grass is closs to a nut grass...requires digging out, but that is just a leader and I can pull it back. To all who like Philistine Champion, it is another wonderful plant. Julia, if you read this, how is your doing? kay
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I love this clump thread! Sherry, I especially love the Indian Giver clump. My IG did great shows last year but not so much this year. Wow, Debra, Reckless Girls! Kate, love the cascade of Thomas Tew. David, That clump of Websters Pink Wonder must be amazing in person with the size of its flowers! Carmen Renee, of course. Daily for a couple of weeks or more Castle Pinkney Chance Encounter also had large shows daily for a couple weeks or more. It had way for than this, but this was the best photo. Desert Icicle had several days of great shows. Hot Wheels and Ciel D'or. Both had daily shows as usual. Coral Majority also gave shows for 3 or more weeks non stop. I'm already one over. Hard to stop. Brad
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organic_kitten
10 years ago
Beautiful clump shots and the seedling is my favorite. So pretty with the fine edge. That is a color of lily that I love too. Everything is looking great at your house.
kay
Julia WV (6b)
10 years ago
No favorite for me. I like them all and love the clump shots. The Carpenter seedling reminds me of a registered daylily. I'll have to restart my memory banks and see if I can recall what it reminds me of.

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mizellie
10 years ago
CLUMP SHOTS ARE GREAT. I LIKE THE SINGLE SHOTS FOR THE DETAIL. Sorry, my cap lock was on. I love pink and the asiatic lilies are beautiful. Chance Encounter is my pick cause IT'S PINK!!!!! Lol! Ellie
mizellie
10 years ago
CLUMP SHOTS ARE GREAT. I LIKE THE SINGLE SHOTS FOR THE DETAIL. Sorry, my cap lock was on. I love pink and the asiatic lilies are beautiful. Chance Encounter is my pick cause IT'S PINK!!!!! Lol! Ellie
jean_ar
10 years ago
The clump shots are very pretty and I love that pink lily.my favorite is that red one you call RUBY. love that one.

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mantis__oh
10 years ago
The Carpenter seedling looks very intense. I wonder though if the bud count is low. Clump shots usually give a better idea of scape in relation to foliage, bud count, flower size.
celeste/NH
10 years ago
These pictures are just delightful. I love clump shots because I really feel that daylilies look their prettiest when blooming all together.....even plain-looking daylilies have a special 'glow' about them when viewed as a clump blooming away in the garden. It's easy to love pretty faces but the figure is important too....LOL.

You have some very pretty ones here. I like that clump shot of the yellow NOID. (I have a couple yellow NOIDs myself and mine are fragrant too so I wonder if yellows tend to be more fragrant?). I like the form of your yellow too. Then of course Chance Encounter is always so photogenic and just the loveliest shade of pink so who could resist that one? And lucky you to have that Carpenter seedling 'Ruby'! That is so eye-catching and quite frankly I'm jealous because it's not something I can ever order...boohoo. The others are lovely and so enjoyable to see. I'm glad to see Green Mystique because I planted one last fall and haven't seen it in person yet.

Celeste
houstmag
10 years ago
Stunning clump shots I like them all.
Linda
shive
10 years ago
Very pretty clumps! My favorite is the seedling "Ruby." The Asiatic lily is very nice too!

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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
10 years ago
That's a beautiful Asiatic Lily color. And there's no such thing as a bad shot of Green Mystique - it's one of my favorites. All the daylilies are doing so well for you, and I like all of them....You have made me envious though with your Gardenia. Our soil/climate is not suited to them but I wish it was. Take a sniff for me.........Maryl
Nancy
10 years ago
"Ruby" is my favorite, such a nice shape & color. Love clump shots, I'm so glad you shared these.

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