WOW :PRETTY:CHANCE ENCOUNTER is very pretty, and ELEGANT CANDY looks great.MAMA'S CHERRY PIE, I read that one and thought huh, my mama never baked a pie in her life, but, my grandma was always making me a CHERRY PIE. I would pick the cherries and she made me the pie.Lived in Illinois growing up, cherry trees dont grow here. I must have planted well over a dozen of them and not a one grew. I like that purple one, too XON VALDEZ; but my favorite one is PEACE BEYOUND.it resembles my WONDER OF IT ALL. to me. jean

That is a beautiful flower bed, tulips, daffodils and what is the blue?

Siloam Plum Tree is very pretty, isn't that just like a daylily! They often know when you are thinking of getting rid of them, & then give a great bloom season so you hold on to them. I understand that clay soil is really quite fertile, just heavy. You wouldn't think the daylily would like it too well though. Gadsden seems to be taking a year off hear, it has some blooms but don't look too good. Yours seems to be picking up the slack from mine.

So here is Lillian's Vapor Trail and it's doing great, too. So, with this one, it's more of the "spider" type, but both daylilies are registered as UF crispates. They do wonderfully well for us. The scapes are above the foliage. I do not know how Fred's daylilies do in colder climates. Debra has Lillian's Thin Ice, and I hope to see her picture of it soon. Regardless of me saying disappointing on Destined To See, that is scape height, not the flower--how about this one to start a hot June day?--Looks like five petals to me, still trying to see if there are five sepals. Kay, that's a poor picture of A. Skyline. all washed out by the sun. I hope to have a better photo next time. Same with Topguns Aztec Vision, the color is much more intense than my pic shows.