3 days worth of blooms.....part 2 (pix)

tweetypye

14 years ago

Lilting Belle, a late one, still has lots of buds.

Lady Neva, a late one with very tall scapes. :)

King George still blooming and putting up a rebloom scape too.

Another late, Indian Ripple, love this vibrant one!

In Style, still reblooming.

Fruit Loops, still blooming.

Rebloom on Forbidden Dreams.

Another late one, Elizabeth Yancey.

Eggplant Escapade is a late one too.

Rebloom on Daggy.

Chinese Princess again :) and she has a rebloom scape popping up now too.

Rebloom on Baby Blues

And the last bloom on Avis Jean's rebloom scape.

Chang Dynasty and Talladega are both still reblooming and will be for a while yet, but I've posted so many photos of those I figured ya'll were tired of seeing them!! :)

Hope you enjoyed my photos. Thanks for looking.

Jan

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newyorkrita
14 years ago
Never tired of seeing them or any other daylily flowers. In this batch Lilting Belle looks especially enticing. I still like Avis Jean and Chinese Princess. IN STYLE looks great, I could not get a decent picture of mine either yesterday or today so I am glad to see yours.

And my final comment for now is that it's nice to see KING GEORGE. I don't know how commenly grown it is around the country but since its by a local Long Island hybridizer I had seen alot of it in person on the garden tours last year. It really is a big striking flower.
maximus7116
14 years ago
You still have a ton blooming. Of course, my favorite is Chinese Princess.
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Funny thing about seedlings is that they're like pets. They are not as fancy as the recent intros, but they are still near and dear. #2 seedling was my favorite last year and it surprised me by almost doubling in scape height this year. #4 seedling is so unique and I am really looking forward to how it will look as it matures. #1 and #5 are siblings, yet look so different, except they both have excellent growth and bloom habits. I didn't even notice #3 last year, but I am impressed by how the color combination improves at the end of the day. Precious Candy is such a beautiful plant in person and I must have taken more than 10 pictures of it. Likewise with Aunt Joanne, which is a gift plant. Didn't expect the edge on it to be so pronounced. Candied Popcorn Perfection suffered from thrips this year (and a lot of the plants did). But still a very good daylily. Thank you all for your comments. Ben
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Rita...I am fortunate to still have so much rebloom. I even saw some new scapes shooting up today. :) Kay....lots of people love PS...it's a real beauty and doesn't know when to stop blooming either! Another plus in it's favor. Alberta....you'll be very pleased with those I'm sure. Gene sends wonderful plants. I've got several Munsons coming from him this fall. Linda...thanks, glad you like them. That seedling is kind of different, I guess. :) Tom...thank you, and as long as I'm getting blooms I'll post photos. Glad you find that strange little seedling interesting. njmomma...LOL...I know, but there are some that still have it. Someone on here recently requested that we post fewer photos on each thread due to them having dial up. CPL is gorgeous in person. Photos just don't do it justice. Barb...I usually get some rebloom, but this year it's been crazy. Never had so many rebloom before and I'm still finding new scapes almost daily. Jan
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Rita....I had tons on that noid, and I dug lots of it up and gave it away to make room for more named cv's. It increases fast though so I'll probably have to give more away before long. Tom and Ed....SOA has been a perfect dl for me this season. Almost every flower has been just right, and it's bloomed and rebloomed plus it's adding lots of new fans too. I'd recommend it to anyone, although Ed, I'm not sure how well it would do way up in the far north country. :) Jan
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I was going to try keeping a journal similiar but found it to time consuming although I'm sure it would be helpful for further refernce. Is it working for you? G_M
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mizellie
14 years ago
I will have to agree with Chris. CP is a beauty for sure with all that intense color.. Yup!! A Beauty...Ellie
blue23rose
14 years ago
CP is very pretty, but I think my favorite is Indian Ripple with all the shades of color.

All very nice!

Vickie
jan53_2008
14 years ago
I love your purples.....but Chinese Princess and Indian Ripple are just really wonderful!! Who tires of seeing beautiful daylilies? I know I don't! :~)) Jan G.
Nancy
14 years ago
Lots of nice ones blooming, hard to pick a single favorite, but I don't vary much from everyone else except to add Fruit Loops to Chinese Princess and Indian Ripple. I received Eggplant Escapade this year, hope mine looks as good as yours next year!
rarejem
14 years ago
I'm partial to Lilting Belle in this group, and Forbidden Dreams is one of my top 10 in my garden, although so far this year the sepals have been white on all of the blooms, so it has been kind of funky.

As far as Chang Dynasty and Talladega go, I for one won't get tired of seeing them!

Keep them coming!

Julie
jean_ar
14 years ago
Wow Jan, You still got beauties blooming.And I never tire of seeing some over and over.Love that INDIAN RIPPLE.Its a bright one. ELIZABETH YANCY looks very plain, no bells and whistles on that one, but,I think its gorgeous.I really LOVE that one,She looks so soft and delicate.She is a beauty. Thanks for sharing all your beautiful blooms.

Jean

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