5 new ones for Thursday + more shots of oldies

anniegolden

12 years ago

CLEAR MOUNTAIN MORNING

CIMARRON ROSE

Twin FFO's BRAIDED EDGINGS

NOID triplets

CHANG DYNASTY with a good bit of sculpting

Can you put up with more picture of SANTAS LITTLE HELPER?

And another picture of BEATIFUL EDGINGS - so lovely

Well, I discovered this morning that I have been burglarized (probably not wise to say this on the web), but now that I've had my flower fix, I feel a lot better.

Christine

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marricgardens
12 years ago
I like all of them. I just bought Beautiful Edgings, can hardly wait for it to flower. Marg
newyorkrita
12 years ago
The No ID triplets are really beautiful. But I still pick Santas Little Helper as my favorite. Love Beautiful Edgings also.
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organic_kitten
12 years ago
Christine, I caould put up with Santas Little Helper or Beautiful Edgings every day. I really, really like Cimarron Rose.
kay
avedon_gw
12 years ago
Beautiful Edgings is now on my must list. Lovely photos of all. Avedon
shive
12 years ago
They sure are opening well today. I love all of these!

Debra
Nancy
12 years ago
Can't pick a favorite, they are all great!
katlynn719
12 years ago
Pretty ones! Thanks for sharing -
Kathy
anniegolden
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12 years ago
Marg, you will love BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS. I just planted her last spring (2 or 3 fans) and this year she has 7 fans and put up 5 scapes. The flowers this year are much larger than last year. I truly love this flower.

Rita, do you grow SANTAS LITTLE HELPER? I think you would love it. It's supposed to frequentlly have proliferations, but so far I havent' detected any. I would love to proliferate this daylily around my yard, and the way it increases this looks like a sure thing. The color is riveting.

Kay, CIMARRON ROSE makes a real statement. Today was cloudy and the large deep rose blooms were beautiful all day.

Debra, yes they're all opening now, we've have a few days of 'normal' June weather which may be helping.

Thank you all for commenting.

Christine
houstmag
12 years ago
Great photos of some very pretty blooms, I really like Beautiful Edgings.
Linda
newyorkrita
12 years ago
Christine- No I don't grow Santas Little Helper but it looks to be just the kind of bloom that I like. But no immediate plans to get new daylilies here. I am soooo out of room. Something has to leave the garden for any new one that I might decide to get.
Cindy zone 6a
12 years ago
Glad you are OK. Your NOID is wonderful!!
cindy
jean_ar
12 years ago
Well, now,I can not pick just one for a favorite as they are each so beautiful.I love them all,and really love BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS and SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER is so bright and pretty, too.Thay all gorgeous.

Jean

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