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A few of my latest blooms

15 years ago

Well blooms have slowed down a lot around here in Maryland, but I do have a few that are blooming pretty late.

Siloam Tiny tim- thanks Juliet!

Dublin Elaine

Unknown pink double- sent to me as a gift plant from a seller on the LA

Autumn Wood- I just love this one, this is its first year in my garden. The colors are fabulous!

Savannah Debutante

Victoria Grace- I thought I had lost this one, but she bloomed for the first time today, very pretty flowers

I have been patiently waiting for this one all summer! Im so happy it bloomed this year. I picked it out at Marietta last season, its huge, and such a delicate shade of pink. The petals look like velvet. Siloam Jean Hogan-

Here is a bouquet of Cotillion Maiden, not my favorite as far as color, but it was showing off on this particular day.

Well just waiting on that rebloom cycle now! Lates are nice to fill in the bare portion of the season, although some of my late ones probably aren't supposed to be late, im just happy they bloomed this year! Hope you all enjoyed! -Jessica

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tweetypye
15 years ago
Very pretty Jessica....love that NOID pink double and your CM cluster is gorgeous! Enjoyed the entire show....please post more when you have them. :)
Jan
ladylovingdove
15 years ago
Thanks for posting your beautiful pictures. I have a couple of blooms today. It is so hot I'm surprised.

Dot
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Thanks everybody. Blossom Peacock is beautiful. The flowers are small, with well-behaved petals. I just love the white center on the red petals, as if there was a light source coming from the center. For the last shipping schedule from RC last May 2009, most of my choice varietes were sold out, so I opted for the 'Surprise Amaryllis', the 3 unnamed bulbs in a wooden box package. And the outcome is really worth it! Giraffe is from the one free bulb promotion oferred by RC during Apr/May 2009. Rocky Mountain Ryan, yes it is me that use the 100% hydroton for my Red NOID, Ragtime and Rock n Roll bulbs. Due to heavy wind,the Red NOID kept on tumbling out of the clay pot, so I replanted it back in potting soil + coarse sand mix. The other 2 bulbs are doing fine, probably becuase the roots have taken a good grip on the hydrotons. David, one fine day, when the bulblets/bulbils are big enough we may trade them among ourselves! Thanks. Hatta
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Thank you for looking, everyone. Ngraham, I always make an order from Maryott. I was afraid I would have to replace Rose F Kennedy, but it is doing beautifully now with three fans. I recommend Citrix very highly. Celeste, she was very skittish around me to start with and can be a little reserved at times, but she loves to play and the roses and daylilies are her campground. She will be mad because I dead-headed the Don Juan at the little landing and she was playing with the Nice little seed balls. golly Galore is another one that blooms a long time. I removed a couple fans of mine because it had started crowding winner's trophy. Twixanddud, it will probably explode with blooms next year. Debra, I spent a good bit of time to attract her. they were all feral to begin with, She and Gus get bites of roast and chicken as well as their regular canned food. Favorites of mine too nat4b. We have elderly cats and elderly chihuahuas so i keep those for them to get pills or to tempt their fickle appetites. Jean, the cats are so much fun, aren't they. Bells especially follows me all over the garden. Mantis, that says it is a good one if it does well for you in your location and me in mine. kay
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okbt
15 years ago
Nice pics,Jessica. I like the NOID a lot. Hope someone can ID it. Love the clump of CM.It make a beautiful bouquet.
newyorkrita
15 years ago
Love your late bloomers. My AUTUMN WOOD is long since done, surprised to see yours still blooming. I think mine gets too much shade and I am going to cut off the overhanging branches in that area to give it more light.

Love your clump shot of Cotillion Maiden. I just love pictures of lots of blooms together. Savannah Debutante is a really lovely double :-))
doucanoe
15 years ago
Wow, you have some gorgeous DL's! Okay, so now Cotillion Maiden is on my wish list. Sheesh I gotta quit looking at all these photos! LOL

Linda
luvtosharedivs
15 years ago
I think your clump shot of Cotillion Maiden is fabulous! Gee, if you ever get tired of looking at it, I'd be glad to take it off your hands!

I also have Dublin Elaine, and love it, such a huge double!

Victoria Grace is just awesome.

Great pics!

Julie
katlynn719
15 years ago
Jessica, Great pics! The color on Victoria Grace is amazing and I don't think I've ever seen that one before. Thanks for posting.
Kathy
maximus7116
15 years ago
Looks like you have plenty blooming, Jessica.

Anything that blooms in a bouquet like Cotillion Maiden is fine with me!
shive
15 years ago
The Cotillion Maiden clump is my favorite. Of course, I always love Autumn Wood, whether it's in my garden or yours. Mine did not perform as well this year as it has in the past. I think it probably needs to be divided.

Debra
drgulley
15 years ago
Really nice one's Jessica. I love Autumn Wood, Siloam Tiny Tim and Victoria Lace. How is Meet Joe Black doing? HC is doing great.

Dianne
linlily
15 years ago
I love your picture of Cotillion Maiden. I planted mine last year and the crown froze out over winter. This year, when it finally starting coming up, all the fans were in a circle around the outside, and nothing ever came up in the middle. I hope these new fans can make it over the coming winter, and I can see blooms next summer.

Linda
njmomma
15 years ago
Sil. Jean Hogan and Autumn Wood look really gorgeous! Those are my favs here.
sarann7
15 years ago
Your mystery dl is so pretty. I bought several pink dbl.
daylilies last month. Look up Jewelled Tiara 28" - 6.5"
or Scatterbrain - 32" - 6". Also Big Kiss 28" - 5.5"
Angelic Grin described as light rose double 20" 5.5. (it
may be too rosy) Hope this might help Sarah
MaxBaerHems
15 years ago
Wonderful shots Jessica....Autumn Wood really pops....so many beauties! Thanks for posting them..>:)

Rick
opnjmprs
15 years ago
Autumn Wood is a classic. I never get tired of seeing it's end of season performance. It will always have a place in my garden. Always enjoy seeing a pix of it.

Linda
jean_ar
15 years ago
Oh I did injoy,very much.That clump of COTILLION MADIEN is gorgeous,and AUTUMN WOOD is beautiful,too.Great photos.

Jean
jkunkel
Original Author
15 years ago
Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments. Im not sure what the noid is, it may be jeweled tiara, this is its first year blooming, so it may not be showing its true colors yet (bloom size, height). I know its not Big kiss, or scatterbrain.
Diane my MJB is doing very well, nice and green and settling in to its place! Hoping for blooms next season, who knows it reblooms right, might even see some later this summer! That would be nice. Glad your HC is doing good, hope you enjoy it! -Jessica
tjhemmer
15 years ago
Love the color of your NOID.

Great clump shot of Cotillion Maiden. If you're not fond of it, you can send it my way.

What can I say Autumn Wood is one of my favorites and that's a very good pic of it.

Post more

Tom

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