Yes JROOT , my wife is very sick. So I had to do something to even get her to want to get out of bed. It is too hot during the day now, but at night she comes out to sit.

Daylilies will bloom when they are mature. If conditions are good, they will continue to bloom (rebloom) until conditions trigger their dormancy period. So, by providing regular moisture and feeding, you should get excellent bloom that will increase each year. Daylilies are heavy feeders and giving them any organic fertilizer on a regular basis is good. To get maximum bloom, eliminate any seed pods that form and after the scape finishes, cut it off below the foliage for appearance sake. They make good compost, btw. I do recommend a heavy feeding in spring when growth first starts, with a fertilizer selected for your soil, but in general a ratio of 4-1-2. Sounds like you're doing great. Ed

Moccasin,yes we have sand stone a lot here,but some are harder rocks,and they last better. Also,there is some granite,and every once in awhile,I find some. There are places even on my property that have huge boulders,and there is one almost under my house foundation. Not one that I could carry,you understand? I'm getting to the age where I don't care to carry around large rocks. It's too easy drop one on my toes,or fall down while carrying them! Then there's always the possibility of one rolling down hill and destroying a hosta,or two. This happened recently,when one of the rocks along the path rolled down on top of one of my Gold Standards,as the rock was above the plant. I removed it,and propped up a few petioles,and you can't even tell it ,now. (I wasn't the cause of that),probably a squirrel running along and bumping it. I once had a squirrel that missed while jumping from tree to tree,and landed on my Halcyon and flattened it! This was a few years ago,and it has recovered. Sorry to rattle on so long! Phil

Can't stop myself. Taking pics almost daily! American Dream. Got a small division last year from my Mom. Fast growing, great if you need a bright one for your garden. Blue Arrow. One year old. Small blue, Different shape. Borwick Beauty. Oldie. Love the color and size, but yes, it is beginning to burn. Any suggestions of something similar that doesn't burn. I would switch them out. Flemish Sky. New last year, and it has really increased in size. Have it on a steep hill where it drapes beautifully. Lakeside Paisley Print. Love it! Fragrant Queen. Had not been on my radar, but couldn't pass it up when I saw it last year. Morning Star. Another not on my radar. Got it off the Hosta Library auction last year. Love it. Sorry so many. I got carried away! Hope you enjoyed. Please post yours.