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More Rebloom Scaped

12 years ago

I have never had rebloom like this. Spanish ?Fiesta has three scapes and so does Spiderman. Karol Emmerich's Count it all Joy has been reblooming, Today Intelligent Design has a Rebloom scape. Mom's Cinnamon Rolls is just finishing blooming and has put up an instant rebloom scape. (this ids its first year). Impressionisticand Early Showoff have three each, Ledgewoods firecracker has another one. Linda Beck and Mabou have been in reblloom (still are). Passion District has put up a third bloom set. Artic Lace and Kansas City Kicker have rebloom scapes. Set My soul Afire, another new one has three rebloom scapes. Rocket Booster is in rebloom, Little Brandon, another new one has a rebloom scape. I know I am forgetting some, and hopefully there will be even more to report, but I am really surprised at all the rebloom.

kay

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shive
12 years ago
This is wonderful! We'll get to see pictures of your blooms through July. I have lots of rebloom coming too, but not nearly what I had after last year's flood. My Girl and Cognizant Dissonant started their rebloom scapes today. Aztec Headdress and Charmed Existence have rebloom scapes on all fans. Others will rebloom scapes are Stealth Bomber, Westbourne Good Old Days, Mister Bubbles, Lexington Lace, Better Than Ever, Edge of Your Seat, Purify My Heart, Ruby Lipstick, Spacecoast Sharp Tooth, Green Mystique, Conquest Quay, Moonlight Masquerade, Nutmeg Spice, Lady Wu and Cameroon Night.

Hooray for rebloom!

Debra
organic_kitten
Original Author
12 years ago
Oooooh! Yes Hooray for rebloom!
kay
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Mantis, oh yes, I had the five days of freezes in March that killed off the fifteen scapes that were almost ready to open Fernstone, and turned quite a few plants into mush. It was awful. But the season still started early (April16th) and it warmed up very quickly and became intensely hot all too soon, as usual, Most of the mushes recovered to a degree and poor Fernstone put up one scape then a late rebloom scape. We are still in the 90s but will have a break fora few days then back again to the 90s per the forecast. Typical. It is usually at least med October before we get any cool weather to speak of but any decrease in the heat is nice. . The lilies love the heat and hate the cold. I think there are only a half dozen or so still to bloom or to rebloom. We haven't had the rains, and I have turned the sprinkler on many times which helps where it used. Mantis, how is your shoulder? Did you ever have surgery to repair the rotator cuff? kay
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jean_ar
12 years ago
well,I just agree with you folks.REBLOOMS ARE WONDERFUL. I have found a few that has one or two rebloom scapes on them.I have quite a few daylilies that bloomed wonderfully last spring and didnt bloom not one bloom this yearI think its probably due to the horrible heat we have had here.We didnt get much spring weather. It just almost went from winter straight to summer.

Jean
shive
12 years ago
Jean - Maybe those that haven't bloomed will bloom late. I have some in pots that have just now put up scapes. Either they didn't get enough water or enough sun over the winter, and now they're ready to bloom.

Debra
houstmag
12 years ago
Congrats on your rebloom scapes hope we get to see more pictures.
Linda
newyorkrita
12 years ago
Kay- Your daylilies sure have been awesome this year. I think that time had a lot to do with it as they are much more mature than ever before and have had a chance to grow. But they sure must like your climate and your garden. Plus your ferlilizing schedule must be just right! Congrats on the reblooms and I am very glad the flowers will continue so that we can keep right on seeing them.
organic_kitten
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks to all. With so little rain, I was doubtful (and watering) but time had to have something to do with it too. I have really enjoyed the blooms this year, and noted that Golly Galore has put up an instant rebloom scape today. DEbra has me beat, but I have never had but a few before, so I am still excited.
kay

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