Thanks for the nice comments all! Orchid Ice has been one of my favorites for a long time. The first couple of blooms are always splotchy, but after that it's great. It increases really fast also. It's an oldie but goodie. Gotta love those Stamiles. Edward, I was really impressed with the first blooms on KTMH and BC. So glad I have them. Michelle

WOW!!! Kathy.Thank you for the gorgeous Daylily picture.Its gorgeous.I love it.I really love the ones with them big eyes.I wrote the name of this one down so I can look for it.Would love to add it in my rose gardens.I have Custard Candy and really love it.Hope you will show me some more of your beautiful daylilies,too along with the roses.Your roses are so beautiful.Love that Marilyn Monroe.I have one small bloom today on mine,but the bush looks horrible.Worms and Caterpillars are chewing them to pcs,and I have sprayed them several times for bugs and it hasn't helped.If it ain't deer destroying my roses,its the darn bugs now.I have put a damper on the deer,now I have to find some thing to stop these other critters.I love that Disneyland.Its gorgeous amd Honey Bouquet,too.Thank you for sharing your beauties. Jean

Maryl - Apache War Dance is registered ML and starts blooming in my garden about five days before August Cherry, registered as a late bloomer. Neither reblooms. On a 96 degree day like this Apache War Dance loses its red and becomes a good strong orange with a red eye by evening. August Cherry fades a bit, but still looks pretty good at the end of the day. Apache War Dance is registered as being 4.5 inches, but it's more like 5.5 inches here. August Cherry exceeds the hybridizer's registered bud count of 17 in my garden. It's not well budded this season, but it's had in excess of 20 buds a scape several seasons here. I prefer the blue red of August Cherry to the orange red of Apache War Dance, but that's just a personal preference. Both are dormant and should survive bad winters in pots. Debra

Would love to know what camera you are using for your images . They all are so well presented and I get a sense of true representatons of the plants. Lovely colors and images. August fire is a very nice red. At the other end of the scale Iove the deep pink of Cardinal Desire . I grow both Charlie and Regal Finale and the pictures really do the plants justice.