I'll be watching if I don't have it.

I know what you mean about reblooming. I have never seen so many of mine put up instant rebloom and then a week or so later put up two or more scapes. Concrete Blond has been continuously blooming for six weeks on scape after new scape and today I noticed even more shooting up. It is so hot some days that I don't even want to go look but rationalize that if they can bloom for me, I can look for them!!! All of yours are lovely and in this very strange year the reblooms look as good as the first blooming!!

Looks like you are really building up blooms now. I'm seeing more scapes every day. Not sure whether things are going to be much earlier than they were last year though. Last year Stella's Ruffled Fingers bloomed on May 16, I saw scapes on it a few days ago, so I don't think it will be much early, especially with the cooler weather we are having the next few days. I think Fern Stone is going to be earlier than it was last year, but last year was its first bloom year. You have several there that I like. Wild Cherry Wine is such a pretty pink. Love Fighting Fire!

Sherry, it is an odd season....some of them are outdoing themselves, and others are not nearly up to par. I am still thinking it is going to be a less than wonderful season. At least this year, most of them aren't blooming in the foliage. My iris were late too Sherry and are continuing to bloom which does not usually happen this far into daylily season. My younger grandchildren were here for Mother's Day, and their mother was taking pictures of them all around the garden and it was odd to see all pictures with different blooms. Kate, that tree is a disaster for me. I have got to go in and cut the sucker around it because it is a monster and it will be blocking my daylilies which I can't have, Unfortunately DH (who is NOT a gardener but a farmer) loves the tree and the silly thing blooms every time it rains....not that you can see them very well with all the leaves. And yes, new ones are giving first bloom every day now. Julia, sometimes the eye is much larger and I like that. Alright Avedon, those millionbells are beautiful and make me drool! I have several small (operative word) clumps and a beautiful hanging basket. Clay soil id not their favorite, but I do really like them. Mantis, I always love your posts. Rennies Delight is one of three daylilies in that bed and at least two of them are finding much better homes very soon. All three were rooted out by New Dawn as it became larger and larger and that bed hasn't been touched, so you are right.