Lots of clumps and groups

Brad KY 6b

last year

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Beryl Quinn

Fiordiligi

Primal Scream

Veracity [my seedling really taking off this year].

Joan Senior

Scarlet Pimpernel has been doing this every day.

Using my panorama setting

that's all folks!

Brad

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shive
last year
What a lot of gorgeous clumps! It looks like you are having a great season. I especially like the lavender clumps, including your Veracity.

Debra
Nancy 6b
last year
What nice clumps! That is a nice clump of Primal Scream, mine does not do that well. They all look just so good!
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Thank you so much! What lovely compliments. I love the daylilies ad keep running out of room and extending my garden slightly. Chris you will make me blush. Thank you kindly, Jason. Rita, Do you think DH would notice if I planted a row alongside the rose garden extension? It may happen. And he'll notice and gripe for a little while, but I am pretty sure that is in the near future. I am needing to move a few that are not in a good place, so that is what would happen. kay
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What a good plant is Christmas Day. Hope you get a shot of them all open. That will be amazing.....Like both the pinks. Becky Lynn is one I've never seen in person but heard so much about. Looks really nice in your picture.....Maryl
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Q
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Maryl, Roy was sent as a gift plant not once but twice (!) by the same vendor one year. I am always wary of that practice “is this a bad plant?”, “is this a plant you want to get rid of?”, etc. However, it has really shown itself to be a really pretty soft orange that so far holds up pretty well. Debra, I do like Marietta Heartbeat. For me, it always opens without those early morning splotches so many purples are habit prone to do. Perhaps because it is just beginning to bloom-this was FFO-so it misses the heavy spring dew. It has also multiplied well in a bad spot. On the other hand, Here Lies Butch has always been a stagnant plant for me. I think Sherry has more luck with it.
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Julia and Sherry - I'm glad you like the garden shot. I have so many daylilies and seedlings that I don't have time to deadhead entire beds. So I probably won't do too many garden shots. I'll try to get a few more in the next week or so. I am thrilled my intros are blooming so well this year. Cowgirl Spurs barely bloomed at all last year after the fall line-out. So I was happy to see all those buds and double scaping this Spring. This week is busy because I have so many annual medical appointments. I just got the results of yesterday's mammogram, and it was clear. So I'm two years cancer free now! Debra
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lilykate7a
last year
Love the garden shots. Great clumps of all. Beryl Quinn and your Veracity are such a pretty color. The best clump shot of Primal Scream I have seen-like Nancy, mine does not perform that well.
Julia WV (6b)
last year
I of course love garden shots. These are lovely. You have so much blooming. Nice group Brad.

Julia
organic_kitten
last year
I love the garden shots especially, Brad. i especially liked the first and the last photos. And all of the Clumps are just lovely. Beryl Quinn is such a lovely color and nice big blooms from the looks of the photo. I like Primal Scream and Scarlet Pimpernel looks like it is dancing.. Very pretty post, Brad

kay
sherrygirl zone5 N il
last year
So many great garden shots! My favorite today is Beryl Quinn, so hard to pick a favorite out of that bunch. Scarlet Pimpernel is really showing off for you this season.

Sherry
Brad KY 6b
Original Author
last year
Thanks everyone for the kind coments. Beryl Quinn is a wonderful, large flower, sunfast and reliable. Can't say enough good about it. This is the best my Primal Scream has ever done.
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
last year
Really like your panorama shots. Pictures are good, but I can only imagine if they look this colorful on "film" how much brighter and alive they must be in person......Beryl Quinn always strikes me as beautiful. Being sunfast is always a big plus in my book......BTW I like yellow and spotted one short one lighting up the end section of one of your shots. Do you know the name of it?...........Maryl

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