So pretty! I love that lily! And, of course, Desire of Nations. Someone at my address bought a fan of Wall of Fire on the auction. Mine hasn't increased like I would like for it to, ao I decided to add to it.
kay

Well, at least you have room. I need my neighbors yard LOL :-))

NICE! How much do you like your Coral Majority as I'm thinking of getting it.
My Apache War Dance has a rebloom scape coming up! Yay!

Flowers are similiar to SOUTH SEAS only if I compair them side by side, I like SOUTH SEAS better, a bit more intense I guess or more orange. But SOUTH SEAS is not a late bloomer and CORAL MAJORITY is. It is a very hardy plant that grows very well. Second year in my garden as it was planted spring 2008. 2-3 way branching but no crowding of flowers plus the blooming is spaced out so your bloom season lasts. 12-17 buds.

Just beautiful, and I've got to get some oriental/asiatic lily bulbs for next year!

Rita,
Yes I have room still, and will continue to "steal" it from the yard in spite of DH's worry. As long as I keep everything up, he doesn't really care. I have a lot of grooming to do though...pulling off old leaves and very little weeding still.
kay

Yuck is the only word I can say for the heat and humidity over the last several days.
Your pics sure do give us all a pick me up. Keep posting.

Julia

Thank you for the info on Coral Majority. Looks like a wonderful late bloomer.
Desire of Nation looks amazing, with such unique saturated colors.

DESIRE OF NATIONS is a stunner! Glad to see your good report on CORAL MAJORITY. I won it on the Lily Auction about a week ago. I went for it because it's a late bloomer. I love those red, red roses!

Debra

Desire of Nations is one of my 2009 Emmerich intros and I can already see that I am going to love this one :-))

Don't be concerned with the only 2-3 way branching on CORAL MAJORITY. I don't see much branching on most of Richard Norris plants but they do just fine here.

Oh my goodness,I love that DESIRE OF NATIONS, hope I remembered the name right,,well, anyway, the 1st one.That red one is very pretty, too.Love that Lily.Its gorgeous,and your roses is amazing.They are beautiful.Mine are pretty like that in the early spring, but not in this heat.No leaves and no blooms in this heat.I plan to ditch most of my roses.,at least whats left of them.One of my daughters sent her friend here to cut my grass for me.He done ok with the grass and took out a few roses, too.Cut some down,and I guess got the mower hooked in a couple others and has uprooted them.He has one of these BIG mowers.

Jean

I know you were taking a picture of the really red roses, and they are beautiful, but I find my eyes looking deep into the picture to see what other beauties you have tucked away in every nook and cranny.

CORAL MAJORITY is sooo pretty.

Vickie

Vickie- The roses are planted upstairs so you can just see over them in that picture to the roses planted down by by my house near the patio below. There also a honeysuckle vine there but its not in bloom.

In just the back of the roses is sneaking in one of my winterberry shrubs that are planted in the hill. You can just about make out the little green berries that they are loaded with. Come fall, they turn a vivid red and the birds eat them all winter long.