Some more onSaturday--still catching up

11 years ago

There are so many things blooming now that I don't think I'll ever catch up, but here are a few more things that are blooming this week.

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newyorkrita
11 years ago
Beautiful, beautiful. I really like them all but ENGLISH LAVENDER and ENCHANTING ESMERALDA are my favorites so it is a tie!
njmomma
11 years ago
Enchanting Esmeralda looks like such a winner! Great pics here!
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I am usually not the one to be enchanted with such a delicate, soft look as Rings of Time, but it really struck my fancy tonight when I saw it. Was one of those for me that I had to look at again and again. I don't know where it is planted in your beds, but that would be so pretty side by side of Rose Masterpiece, as she is a beauty, also. Jan G.
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Love Do the Twist, lovely clump of Flutterby. Brave World looks really good too. Isn't it funny how different plants grow just a short distance away. I have never had Brave World be short, I always have planted it with Arkansas Post because I like the way they look together. Brave World is not that far from the same height, maybe 4" shorter.
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Really nice picture of South Seas. So many people praised it years ago that I got one and can't imagine being without it now. It's blooming as I type.....Paige's Pinata always gets me. Every time I see your name I try and remember it's name. One of these days I may find room for it. I do like it quite a bit.......I may have grown your yellow noid years ago. A friend claimed it and I reluctantly let it go. I'll try and find the name and check back with you......Maryl
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This is Oklahoma Sand Burr X Lady Stephanie Victoria Redding. Last Man Standing X Cactus Blossom is a late bloomer. Merry Moppet X (Spacecoast Tiny Perfection X Forestlake Ragamuffin) is a small-flowered daylily. This is not a daylily, but I thought you might like to see Bob's banana in bloom. I believe it is Musa velutina, or the pink banana. That's all for me today. Nancy
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jean_ar
11 years ago
Great Pictures.I like them all, almost, but my favorite is LIGHT MOTIF

jean
shive
11 years ago
I especially like Mildred Mitchell, English Lavender and Enchanting Esmerelda!

Debra
organic_kitten
11 years ago
Mildred Mitchell is very pretty, but Enchanting Esmerelda is my favorite of these.
kay
mantis__oh
11 years ago
Tell us how English Lavender has performed for you. Does it increase well, hold up in the heat, have fairly good bud count? I've always admired your photos of Elisa Dallas, but the scapes look short.
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
11 years ago
I was admiring English Lavender then saw Enchanting Esmerelda and was equally impressed. A good picture of Mildred Mitchell as well. A lovely group of daylilies all in all....Maryl
avedon_gw
11 years ago
Mildred Mitchell is so pretty, and also Enchanting Esmerelda--English Lavender is a fab color. Avedon
Waitforspring
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11 years ago
English Lavender is a beautiful daylily and has a good bud count, but it has been a slow increaser and I worried that I'd lost it after its first winter. It is a club plant so I'll be turning it in for auction at our club in August. I got in 2009 and it's now only 5 fans. It may well do better somewhere hotter, but I don't know.

Enchanting Esmeralda is a fabulous plant. In addition to being gorgeous it has increased well and has a high bud count.

Mildred Mitchell can have some amazing flowers,but it too has been a slow increaser--adds about 1 fan a year and a bud count of 9.

Mantis--Elisa Dallas is short . It also has only increased by one fan in 2 years and has a bud count of 8. I'm really disappointed in it. Trimmer daylilies usually do much better than that for me

Jean--I'm a big fan of Light Motif. Love the look and the performance has been good too.
nat4b
11 years ago
Beautiful daylilies, I love them all especially Elisa Dallas, Light Motif, English Lavender and E.Esmerelda, which seems to be a popular one here.

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