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Comments (16)EDGE OF YOUR SEAT shows up at: http://www.ogdenstationdaylilies.com/pb/wp_33369204/wp_33369204.html http://www.dayliliesbythepond.com/index.php/daylilies/registered/e-g/edge-of-your-seat.html -- She's in Ohio, same state as the hybridizer of EDGE OF YOUR SEAT. http://www.daylilylane.com/DaylilyCatalog.pdf --- Is this an old catalog? Not sure. http://www.blueridgedaylilies.com/website/pricelist/ http://amityabloom.com/catalog/PDFs/2013-PriceList.pdf ---These people are in Ohio. http://www.pplantpeddler.com/Images/Daylilies/Daylily%20%20Prices%20and%20Description%20PDF%202014.pdf --- do not know whether they do mail order...See MoreSweltering Heat
Comments (32)We are still having our heat wave out here in So.Ca. Luckily, I am at a higher elevation so we don't get the 100 deg. temps. But these 90s are a bit earlier this year. We usually get a week or two of them in August and then back down to the 80s. I'm one who really dislikes A/C and loves to be outside. I am so ready for fall! dianne47, my brother lives in Gilbert and tells me every summer about the temps there. I think I'd be moving, too. No, I KNOW I would be. lol! And you are so right about those urban heat islands. Most of So.Ca. has turned into one, as well. I really miss the So.Ca. I grew up in but no use whining about it because it's not going to revert back without some major act from mom nature. ; ) So I'll just stay up here on the mountain, surrounded by decomposed granite and pinon pines. Smells a lot nicer after it rains, too. Good luck on your home sale and I hope you get out of there soon! Diana...See MoreBlooms on a sweltering Sunday
Comments (10)Mantis, the hybridizer of Wandering Werribee lists its height at 31 inches. We just got it last weekend, so I don't know how it will perform for us. Our seedling has had a rough time this season. We split the clump last September, and then it was affected by frost this spring. Some of the scapes were short and some were tall. Some blooms early in the season were single, something we had not observed before. This is the first time we have seen rebloom. I was hoping for rebloom since the pod parent, Triple Cherries, has always been a reliable rebloomer for us. The flower is about 5 inches across, I would guess. We have not compiled any stats on it yet....See MoreLast blooms, new blooms, reblooms and heat
Comments (9)Maryl, I totally agree about Cradle of Bethlehem! Of course it is facing west so gets the full impact of afternoon sun. This is about the usual blooming time for Pink Jeans in my garden. It lives next door to Bold Symphony and Bold Symphony had its last bloom today. Kay, like you, I will probably post once or twice more-if something special pops up. They have been spectacular this year but with the heat and humidity it becomes less pleasant to be in the garden. Debra, Shores of Time and Indian Ripples are both in the same shaded bed. I don’t know if that has anything to do with their bloom habit. Ellies Late Show is apparently well named except I have a hard time getting past the lack of apostrophe in the name!! It is new this year. Julia, Reindeer Antlers has such a rich color and F. Garrett Mason has bloomed so well this year. Spot showed up here about two years ago. She has been such a good garden kitty although still retains some feral instincts (despite a vet ”visit”) and may leave for a day or two. She is a great huntress and has brought lots of vole presents to my door. My golf cart is truly outfitted for the garden and the first time she rode in it she came flying across the yard and made a giant leap onto the seat scaring me to death! Since that time any time she hears or sees me backing it out of the garage she sprints for her seat. On that occasion I guess she wanted more wind in her hair!...See MoreJulia WV (6b)
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