Nice blooms! My favorite is Willow Dean Smith. I am thinking of adding that one in September. I also like Forsyth Flaming Snow.

Lori

Lovely flowers & clumps! My favorite is Forsyth Flaming Snow. And my WDS is jealous of yours, so much room :)

In addition to those others have noted, the Twisting Parasols looks as though blooms are wind swept.

My favorite single is Orchid Flounce and my favorite clump is Forsyth Flaming Snow.

Willow Dean Smith is going to be a star in our garden. This is the third year and doing so great. It also has three new scapes, so the flower show should last for quite some time. The longer we have FFSnow, the more we love it. I did a crazy thing, crossed it with Star Child, and yes---There is a pod, hope the pod develops seeds and some day there will be another beautiful daylily. Twirling Parasol really does have a unique look to me, and this year some of the scapes are above the listed 22" height, which makes me happy.

Lovely group again. Willow Dean Smith looks great.

Normally don't like off whites, even with patterns, but True Blue Heart looks pretty. In the picture at least, it looks like the eye is that elusive steel blue color. Also like Alpine Mist. I find I like many of the daylilies with orchid as the descriptive color. ...Your clump shots are always show offs.....Very nice......Maryl

Everything looks really terrific! I'm captivated by your Twirling Parasol. I love the bloom....just wish it had taller scapes. I have Capacity for Wonder and Forsyth Flaming Snow and love them too.

I'm glad you think Willow Dean Smith will have a starring role. I love that one so much! It's always a magnificent clump here, although each year it's in more and more shade. Are you crossing Twirling Parasol with anything? Those beautiful big blooms need to be on tall scapes.

Debra

Thanks all of you, really enjoy your comments. Debra, I have done no crosses with Twirling Parasol but you have given me an idea. Lillian's Thin Ice is producing rebloom now and that just might be the ticket. I will go outside now and see what I can do.

Ooh! Avedon that would be a great cross!

Debra, I did do that cross--pollinated three Twirling Parasols with pollen from Lillians Thin Ice. Keep your fingers crossed that this works. And, just for good measure, I put pollen from TParasol on Forsyth Flaming Snow--if it works, we could end up with a taller TParasol with those lovely pink edges.

Love those clump shots! My favorites of these are Forsyth Flaming Snow & Willow Dean Smith. I must be in the pink edged mode today, they look so pretty. And cooling! Need that today, so hot!