More rebloom and a couple of FFO's too. (pix)

tweetypye

16 years ago

Sharing a some of my great reblooms and a few FFO's on some newbies also.

FFO on Seize The Night

FFO on Jean Ivelle

2nd bloom on this newbie

Beautiful rebloom here

Great rebloom

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FFO on Lilting Belle

FFO on Mariska

Finally got the color right on Siloam Sunburst

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Hope you enjoyed them.

Jan

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loveofmylife680
16 years ago
Love lilting bell
Nancy
16 years ago
Lilting Bell is my fav too. I like the color on Coquina Key too, all are great pictures.
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dviolet, if the jello shot cup is the clear one on the right, the kcup looks as if it will fit on top perfectly!!!! For my kcups I actually cut a circle just a bare hair larger than the bottom of the kcup. Cut it too large and the kcup sits too far down. But don't get rid of that lid if you mess up. Somewhere along the line you will find something that will fit it perfectly!!!! Learned THAT the hard way!!!!! Also, I use the same push up cutter (see paragraph below) but I don't move the cutter. I place the tip (after I trace it on the lid) on the lid and I move the LID in a circle. And take your time. Go slow. Perfect!!!!! If it is a perfect fit I keep that circle I just cut out, use a marker and label it so I can just trace it again without having to line up the cup again!!! The reason I want my kcup or pot to fit tight in the lid is because I have a bad habit of knocking the plant pot off of its reservoir!!! My old arthiritic hands get pretty clumsy. Now to answer your question: Edit...er, on second thought, who the heck would wick a coffee creamer cup? ME !!!!!! Micro minis don't need that big of a pot. Gotta think small !!!! As far as cutting holes, I cut triangles. I turn the container over, and usually there is a small triangle already printed on the bottom for recycle. I follow those lines but only on 2 sides. I use one of those plastic cutters that you push the razor up a little at a time. The reason I only cut 2 sides of the triangle is this. I push the cut part up and thread my wick thru, then I push it down just firmly enough to hold the wick in place. I don't know why I do it that way. I just do, although it does stop soil from falling thru. Just one of the dumb things I do! Rosie
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okbt
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I have LB, but no scape yet. CK is going on the list.Thanks for sharing.

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maximus7116
16 years ago
Siloam Sunburst went on the list. Thanks!
juliet11
16 years ago
More beautiful late bloomers! I really like the ruffling on Worth the Night, but when I looked it up, I couldn't find anything. Is it new?

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jkunkel
16 years ago
Wow, WTN is really pretty, I seem to like the ones with the bright green throats for some reason. Your Lilting Belle is beautiful too. I have scapes on mine, but they are only about 12 inches tall so far and don't look like they are anywhere close to blooming. How long have you had yours? You always take such nice pictures of your blooms! -Jessica
tweetypye
Original Author
16 years ago
Ooops sorry folks, I've got that one labeled wrong...it's not Worth The Night, it's Worth It All....lol I guess I had Seize The Night on my mind when typing the label for it. :)
Jan
squirrellypete
16 years ago
I love those colors on Siloam Sunburst. Have to add that one to the wishlist. Great pics as always!

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tweetypye
Original Author
16 years ago
Jessica, to answer your question about LB, I've only had it a couple of years, and the scapes didn't get as tall this season as they should have, but then, it's been a crazy year weather wise. I do love the color and form of LB very much, and hopefully next season will be a better one for dl's. Thanks for your compliments about my photos. I just use a Kodak CX7525, but it takes pretty good pics. :)

Thanks to everyone else who has commented on my photos also. You're all the greatest, and I love sharing my dl's with you all, but I also love seeing yours, so get to posting some more please!!! :)
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shive
16 years ago
Gorgeous photos! WORTH IT ALL is my favorite, with COQUINA KEY running a close second.

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jean_ar
16 years ago
wOW, My favorite is Worth the Night,Its gorgeous,but love all of them..Sooo pretty.

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tweetypye
Original Author
16 years ago
....and yes, those are rain drops on the blooms. We're getting some much needed rain today. I'm so glad to see it.
Hope you enjoy my blooms. :)
Rebloom on Geechee Sunset.

Rebloom on Nancy Billingslea. NB has some huge blooms!!

A late bloomer for me, Enjoy.

and another rebloomer.

Jan
juliet11
16 years ago
Nancy Billingslea is gorgeous! Thanks again for sharing all your beautiful blooms. Glad you got some rain!

Juliet
MaxBaerHems
16 years ago
Amazing ain't it..........Ya'll see how these Alabama Daylilies Sweat????? Must be real hot down there.....Geeezzzzzzzz I'm glad i'm stuck up North here where it is so nice and cool....heck only gona be 96 tomorrow and 98 on Monday....ahhhhhhhhhhhh...Ã´Â¿Ã´

Stayin Cool....Rick
mizellie
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Jan, WIA would be my pick. Seems as I am not alone on that one. I also like Enjoy. They are all pretty terrific. We got a little rain here. The huge city of Fort Payne, Al got a flood. I am 6 or 7 miles from town. The good rain got to within 1/2 mile from me this time. Closing in. But I am grateful for the bit we got as we desperately needed it...Ellie
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That Cranberry Cherry Ruffles is a real stunner and I don't usually go for the doubles.

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