I have so many of the Phil Korth daylilies open today, it just looks marvelous up there. But nothing new so no new Korth intro pictures today. That big gold daylily, DOC WEBSTER, has another bloom and they are just so attention getting. It just goes to prove that it doesn't always have to be the fanciest of flowers with all the ruffles to get the glory.

Oh Nancy I feel for you. The deer did a number on our beds until I put up the electric fence. As for PINK STRIPES. I have a few hundred crosses that will (cross your fingers) bloom for the 1st time next year. This includes maybe 30 plants of PINK STRIPES X DASH IT (Ellie's daylily). Can't wait. The submissions are rolling in. Thanks to all of you. If you still need to send in your submissions, please use the following: 1. Limit your submission to TWO pictures. 2. The submission should be as attachments in an email to this email address daylilyroundrobin@yahoo.com 3. Submissions should be high resolutin JPG images (size up to 2 megs) 3. Rename each submission as follows: State City Your Name Cultivar An example of renaming the image would be something like... I live in Albany Ohio so I would change the name from HP1293.jpg to OHAlbanyCharlesDorseyTwoPartHarmony.jpg If it is renamed in this order (State City Your Name Cultivar), it will be much easier for me to sort them. The video will most likely not be edited until August. I'll let you all know where you can view it. Thanks again, Charlie

Siloam Dean's Circle really stands out to me this morning, with that very round flower & mesmerizing green eye. I have 3 of the Tuscawilla series, they have really done well for me. At one time really wanted Snowdrift, that picture has me wanting it again :)

Thank you all for the very nice comments. NAT-4b- Thank you, and Yes SUSAN WEBER is a late bloomer. ALEXA,LINDA & MARG. Thank you for looking and the nice comment. RITA. Thank You, WONDER OF IT ALL has been a bloom machine for me. It has had 123 blooms this season,and deserves a rest period, even if I DO wish it would bloom year round.:))Its in a pot and fast filling this 14inch pot.I will probably need to find a bigger pot for it by this fall,as I intend to keep it in a pot with potting soil.Since it seems to love its home.It will just need a bigger home.:)I do have hundreds of pictures of it to look at this winter when we have nothing blooming. I have even saved a bunch of your pictures of your beauties, too, to look at during the winter. Jean