I think my favorite is Twirling Parasol. It looks like a huge bloom. The red noid and the Susan Weber clumps are very impressive. Snowflake Empress is a pretty one. A friend here has a very large clump of it, and when I toured her garden it looked very white. Debra

we had a few cooler days here, too, then the upper 90's came back for over a week, was so hot out you startswetting soon as you get out the door, suppose to be in the 80's next week,I think. that's still hot with the humidity.at the present, I am b arely able to stand up and walk a few steps. a neighbors big dog was in my frony yard yesterday drinking all the water out of my bird bath, when I went out on the porch I seen it about the same time it seen me,and came running past me to get out of the yard,as I have run it out a few times before, and it run into me and since I have no balance no more,i fell one way and my cane went the other.I managed to get myself up and get inside and into the recliner, but today, every inch of me hurts and stiff. don't think they feed the dog very often or give it any water at all.I always make sure the birdbath is full of water at night,and each morning, its empty again, so that tells me the dog is getting all its water here from my birdbath.

I always like Royal Jester when you show that one. Blue Jay is really nice too, you have several nice ones reblooming. I have a few reblooming, but most of those are finishing up now. I was most surprised with Mississippi Man. I only have a single fan, but it just put up its 2nd rebloom scape. Looks like it is adding a couple of tiny fans too. I have always loved dianthus, and there are some really pretty varieties now. Like Maryl's, I think all of mine have gradually died out. Some of the biennial forms outlasted the perennial. Guess I need to replace mine, yours remind me how much I miss them.

Nat - I'm glad you like Kisses From Heaven. It's one of the few edge-no eye daylilies that's still alive here. Maryl - I've never had rebloom on this Pink Aloha plant in its current location. The first Pink Aloha I got that I grew in a pot had rebloom the first year. (I've had three Pink Alohas. The first two died in pots.) I thought the Kentucky Lucky shot was especially good. I'm glad you think so too. I may enter that one in the AHS contest. Debra