Wonderful picture on that Indian Bluff duo. If I planted two such hot orange look alikes next too each other I would probably get them mixed up.

We have been having rain overnight here for the past few days and then a normal day in between. Looks like your daylilies really need a good soaking.

Those 1st two are very similar, aren't they? I have TT but not HE.I love the pretty rose color of IB, but my fav has got to be that pretty double WT.
Sorry you're still "rainless" sure hope you get some soon. We got almost 2 inches here Saturday...it took me over 3 hours to get all my grass cut this morning and I was using a garden tractor. It's sure amazing what a good rain can do for the plants isn't it?
Jan

Really like Indian Bluff! Such a pretty dl. Thanks for sharing!

Janet

Geesh Tom, I feel ya... lots of clouds, threatening... thunder claps, but not a DROP of rain. Whaa.... 103 degrees!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I like Indian Bluff - that combo of hot pink w/orange throat is so nice.

Wow! Indian Bluff is very stunning! I must have that one some day in my garden.

Glad you shared it with us!

Julie

Looking good! Indian Bluff and Caramel Glaze are my favorites. Hope you get a good rain soon. It rained north and south of here today, but I didn't get a drop. It's 96 and humid!

Debra

I like Indian Bluff too,and caramel Glaze,too...Yep,have had Thunder here a couple evenings,but not one drop of rain,not many clouds either. 103 here today,and i expect it to go up alittle h igher yet..
Thanks for sharing your pretty blooms.

Jean

All very nice, but Indian Bluff is my favorite in the group... it definitely went out with a bang!

I wish rain for all of you who desperately need it. I have been watching the threads with the comments from people who have had quite a bit in one fell swoop, and I am in the same situation as your wife... I live in the "rainy" Seattleish area, and we saw the first rain in over a month and a half on Saturday night..and the driveway was dry the next morning. At least we aren't baking quite as bad as the rest of you are, but still the gardens would love some "real" water.

Hope it is coming your way to rejuvinate your DL's and give you a second show!

Julie

Hi Tom,

Your Winning Ticket reminds me of an Iris bloom!!! It's beautiful. I'm sorry that you haven't had rain. Last year we went nearly 6 months without a drop of rain at our home here in Guntown, MS. Others within a mile would get rain but not us. God has been more merciful this year. We've had rain atleast every other week. We got nearly 2" this last week and it was such a blessing. Our grass had gotten terrible and it took my dH and me about 2 hours to get it mowed. I used the push mower and still have a lot that needs a good old fashion hoeing to get rid of the weeds. Still, I'd rather have the weeds as no rain.

I only had 4 blooms today and they were kinda pitiful so no pictures for me. I've been collecting a few seeds but very few.

I hope you are blessed with some of God's liquid gold, soon!! Mona

Wishing all you dry folks rain. I love Indian Bluff.

They are all very pretty. I really like Indian Bluff. Is it as large a bloom as it looks?
Thanks. Jane

Still looks good, Tom, but I know what you mean about things winding down.

Is that Indian Ripple in the background of your last photo?