Thanks palmcirtusbananavaz7! Dennis, I think the largest majesty I saw was in the part 1 of the pics. Im trying to remember if I saw a larger majesty palm because I think I did, but their definitely weren't too many large majesty palms. But the majesty palms I did see looked very healthy! Thanks for looking! -Alex

It gives me such warm fuzzies to be amongst so many wonderful people who loves their furbabies...here's our contribution This is Mama...she was recued in 2001 at a humane adoption...I took her cause I wanted her baby son...couldn't stand the thought of breaking them up...and she ran her son off 3 years later... She's also known as mean ole mama cat cause she's still very afraid and skittish after 8 years! This is the collie clan...Duncan is 9..Abby is 3 and Gabe just turned 8...(yes we had a cupcake party!) DH took this at the soccer fields this week where they get to run wide open!! this is them during a widdle GA snowstorm last winter...they loved it! Duncan Gabe Abby and last but not least...THE Precious Puddy Cat...mostly known as Puddy but also answers to Precious My son's best friend gave her to us 2 years ago when she was just over 6 weeks old and she has absolutely captured my heart...everynight she crawls into my lap for her massage/rubbins...we think she is Berman/Himmy/Persian...but who the heck knows...WE LOVE HER!! here she is being crazy...all she needs is a beer and a cig! I do sooo love seeing all ya'lls animals...It warms my heart...

I missed this one somehow. I like those pale colors. Forest god is always pretty, but I think the pale pink shading along with your comment on substance lean me more towards Lingering Splendor. Gee that color is sweet in your picture...........Maryl

Roman Cohort is the standout to me this post...... Heroes on Horses gets my attention because in your picture at least, the scapes seem to be bolt upright. That's a sturdy feature in a daylily........Yellow Monkey has interested me ever since Ed Burton was on this forum and showed it. The reviews on how it grows over the years always seems mixed. A southern friend of mine loves hers and has no complaints, yet Kate doesn't have such luck. So many daylilies so little space...........Maryl