Beautiful daylilys. I got A Little Fire, Scarecrow this year as a bonus. It is small so I don't know if I will see any blooms but yours is really nice.

This Longing is by far my favorite today, the edge is lovely, looks like lace to me. That is the absolutely best photos of Blazing Saddles I've ever seen, gorgeous shape. Heavenly Snow White is drool worthy, such a pure white!

Sherry

jkayd - I think you will like A Little Fire, Scarecrow. I never get more than 10 buds per scape, but it clumps up really fast and puts on a nice show every year.

Sherry - The edge on This Longing does look like lace today. Heavenly Snow White is the whitest UF I have seen so far. I look forward to seeing it on taller scapes in future years.

Debra

Debra: You missed my question on your last go round. What is the red Echinacea in the Echinacea group you posted? ...........I was this close this past winter (picture fingers only a smidgeon apart) from buying a Little Fire Scare Crow. Yours always tempts me.. One of these days if I weaken.....The Longing is beautiful . Love the lavender.and that edge makes my toes tingle.... I remember how much you loved Last Snowflake when you first got it. Is this your whitest white?.......You know I have to round out my list with a pink. Princess Diary is right up my pink little heart. Looking for further reports on that one...........Still looking for Teddy Bear Picnic from you............Maryl

Maryl - I did answer you and others who asked. It was in the post that started

For those of you who asked about the coneflowers, they are Sombrero Salsa Red, 2 Pow Wow Whites and a Sombrero orange, which is either Adobe or Flamenco, but I can't remember which. No, Last Snowflake is not my whitest white. My whitest whites as of this week are Winter's Treasure and Heavenly Snow White. The Teddy Bear just had its ffo today. There are a lot of buds, so I'm sure I'll get a great photo of it at some point.

Debra

Barbara Mandrell has done very well for you, as you have posted sensational close-ups as well as a clump shot. Always glad to get your full reports on a plant's history!

As always, it is a challenge to pick favorites of yours. These all look great. Those frilly edges on This Longing are so pretty but I know enough about my cool climate to 'just say no' now to those with elaborate edges. Many have left my garden but I still enjoy their pictures. I would have to choose Heavenly Snow White as my favorite, but Barbara Mandrell is really striking and continues to catch my eye.

Lovely group of blooms. Your This Longing duo is beautiful, love the edge! Very nice photo of Barbara Mandrell. I also like Last Snowflake. I added Raspberries in Cream last fall but no scapes thus far. The number of fans has increased, so hopefully I will have blooms next year!

Lori

So sorry I missed your response on the Echinacea. You post so many gorgeous things and are so good about responding to questions. This was my bad to have missed it..........That Heavenly Snow White is a pretty thing. You do make even UFs look tempting....Looking forward to TBP when you can...........Maryl

I love the contrast on Rasp & cream, and This Longing sure looks pretty with that edging. I prefer white edges too, so Barbara is looking especially nice to me.

So many goodies, I can't begin to pick a favorite!

As always beautiful, Debra. This Longing is gorgeous. I like Raspberries and Cream really well too. I think Barbara Mandrell and A Little Fire Scarecrow are tied for my favorites.

I am really drawn to Last Snowflake. It has that ethereal look I like in the "whites" and pastels I like. My Raspberries and Cream did not even scape this year. No a new plant so no idea why. I think Kay mentioned some of hers did not either. Love your pic of it. They all look great.

Kate

The UFS are my favorites, but I' m like Celeste when it comes to the heavily ruffled ones. I don't buy them, but love to see them in other people's gardens, This Longing is so beautiful, and I long to have one, but--must pass and drool over the pictures.