Fire on the Mountain
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Comments (1)I have this plant but have never tried to keep seeds but I will try this fall for sure and will let you know what happens...See MoreWednesday blooms - another cool and dewy morning
Comments (12)Thanks Julia for the update on Fire on the Mountain. When we have 84 for a noon day temperature the weather people call it a "cold front", although the last week has been humid as heck, our temperatures have only been in the high 80's for the most part. We just had over 3 inches of rain over the week-end. The heat returns tomorrow.......I bought a new to me daylily based on your picture last year. When it opens (it has buds) I'll let you know how it does.............Maryl...See MoreSaturday blooms new and a couple repeats
Comments (8)What a magnificent clump of Claudine's Charm! I love the bloom, but after losing it twice, I've given up on it. It interests me that your say Jellyfish Jealousy always has tall scapes. It's only registered at 24 inches. I've grown mine in a pot for more than a dozen years, and 24 inches is what I get. But I saw it on 27-28 inch scapes in a garden in Kingsport. It looks like you will have many flowers on that High Watermark clump. I think my most favorite photo is the one of Gentle on My Mind and Lost in the Toy Store. The clump shot of Maui Sunrise looks much more how mine looks most of the time. Beautiful post, Julia! Debra...See MoreThursday blooms
Comments (16)Julia, you blooms are beautiful and so many lovey clumps. It was so nice to see Mean Green and clown Parade blooming together since here, Clown Parade has been finished for a bit before Mean Green even starts to bloom. I ahave always liked your Ribbit Ribbit and it looks great as always. Pattern Evolution is such an intense and beautiful color. Pretty Desirable is another pretty color too. I like the look of Thundercat. Not a clinker in any of the photos. This was a fun post and such a pretty one, Ju;lia. I haope everything is smoothing out now since you have had a not fun time for a while. kay...See More- 10 years ago
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