Wow, beautiful, well planned and extraordinarily clean/neat. I cannot remember seeing such a clean garden. Do you pick your lawn litter up with a vacuum? :) Glad to wander through your gardens, it must be a pure joy to live with them. -Will

It sounds like Princeton Silky is one tough daylily. I see Malaysian Marketplace is really shaping up for you. That's a very pretty trio. I love the white roses and the red zinnia with the butterfly! Debra

Oh My! These are all so stunning & incredible. You have so many that can be a favorite but the one that immediately called to me is 'My Heart Belongs to Daddy'....not just because I LOVE the way it looks, but I immediately loved it's name and thought of my dear daddy who my heart belongs to. I didn't know there was a daylily by this name. I get a lump in my throat knowing this, because I just came from seeing my Dad in his garden today and I think his mind is finally starting to go a little. Mom got the Alzheimers 10 years ago but Dad has always been so sharp....but today he didn't remember how to plant his veggie plants out and half the plants he started he has left dying in the sun because he keeps forgetting to water them. (You may recall I shared pictures of his amazing veggie garden last summer). He couldn't find his trowel even though it was right in front of him. I know at 90 he is still doing better than most, but he has always been Superman to me and it's hard to come to terms with him slipping away. I feel helpless too because I have no more room here to care for another person. Mom, grandbabies, daughters, cats, gardens, etc.....my hands are full. Anyway, I think your peak season is absolutely stunning and I love that you share the clump photos with us. Each and every one of these you posted is ravishing! Thanks for sharing them. Celeste

Jan, I am glad you rescued Lillie and was patient enough to get her healthy. This morning on the way to the trash can I hear a meow and here is this tiny kitten running down the road, it gets to my place and crossed over, sniffs he air and heads straight for my driveway. Here we go again, more vet bills, no more daylilies. Sharon