Continued: OFF BEAT: One of Maryott's intros that does well for me. I love the appliquéd throat. STARMAN'S QUEST as a poly DELICATELY YOURS: Sells itself every year with its delicate look PLATO'S PUZZLE: The pattern in the throat can be variable. It is more consistent once established. It is more faint in this picture. As the season progresses, it will become stronger. LORD OF RINGS: This is a very nice purple. SILOAM RALPH HENRY: Very slow to increased plant. Blooms can be variable. This is one thirsty plant. The more water, the better it performs. When conditions are dry, this plant really suffers. That could be said about most daylilies, but this one really suffers. I have it planted near the vegetable garden, so it gets ample water. LEDGEWOOD'S TONY LIKES IT: The eye really pops on this one. Was divided last year. CONNIE CAN'T HAVE IT: Vigorous. Big blooms. Just above the foliage. PEGGY JEFFCOAT: Outstanding double. I don't grow many, but this one is a keeper. SUPER MODEL: This is a vigorous plant, with great branching and the blooms are always good. To be continued

TRULY ANGELIC - larger blooms since we got all the rain. It is on bud and scape overload again this year. OH GREAT ONE - worked out better after the first 2 blooms CANTER - has been pumping out the blooms. I love the ruffled edge on it. Not sure if the pic really shows the edging. EVIDENCE OF ALIENS - multi blooms this morning and big. Poor guy is so short this year. BOSS LADY - not quite finished blooming in the lower garden spot. I wonder if Flaming Wildfire scape will beat David's daylily that was 40 inches. FW is registered to be 36 inches but I've not seen it more than 28 - 30 here. I'll stop here. Blooms are winding down and I'm anxious to clean the bed in the photo above and remove a lot of the plants out. Julia

Lots I like here! The Band Played on has been getting my attention recently. I lost Herbgirls Cherry Moonshine to crown rot a couple of years ago, I have missed that one a lot so I guess I need to replace it. I liked the rather different color and how well it bloomed. Love Smooth Jazz. Thin man and Rock Solid always do well here. Rock Solid did not do quite as well as usual. Normally I have 3 scapes coming from several fans, this year ther were only 3 fans producing 2 fans each. Unless I get some later rebloom, which is not the norm. I like 9" Nails, and your garden looks so good!

What a magnificent clump of Claudine's Charm! I love the bloom, but after losing it twice, I've given up on it. It interests me that your say Jellyfish Jealousy always has tall scapes. It's only registered at 24 inches. I've grown mine in a pot for more than a dozen years, and 24 inches is what I get. But I saw it on 27-28 inch scapes in a garden in Kingsport. It looks like you will have many flowers on that High Watermark clump. I think my most favorite photo is the one of Gentle on My Mind and Lost in the Toy Store. The clump shot of Maui Sunrise looks much more how mine looks most of the time. Beautiful post, Julia! Debra