A few blooms from the past few days

daylilybedmaker

last year

I have been super busy and have not had time to take many pictures. Here are a few that I have managed to take.

Seedling (we did have a light rain for about 30 minutes)

another image of the same seedling

TOPGUNS LAVENDER LACE )Showing the bicolor that was not really present on the first photo I posted.

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daylilybedmaker
Original Author
last year
ENTWINED IN THE VINE

PROPER STRANGER take at 6:00 pm after a 90 degree day in full sun

IMPERIAL DECREE after a full day in the sun and 90 degrees. I am impressed. Not as dark as it was in the morning, but it did not slick or turn brown.

JACQUELINE KENNEDY ONASSIS (morning photo)

PINK PRAIRIE LACE in the am

That is all from me for now.

David
Julia WV (6b)
last year
Nice group. Pink Prairie Lace looks good. How would it be in full sun with high 80's to 90? Glad your getting rain even a little helps.

Julia
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Shores of Time and Linda Beck are looking glorious in your garden! Those are two of my favorites here, and I look forward to seeing them bloom. Only two scapes in my Shores clump have fans, and LB just started to scape, so it's going to be awhile before I see mine.
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Bob, I live in Upstate NY, Zone 5 - about 45 minutes south of Julia (I think she is zone 6 because of her proximity to one of the Finger Lakes). I received EMERALD STARBURST in a trade last fall. I potted it up and sunk the pot in my vegetable garden. It survived the winter and of the five fans, I have 3 scapes. Each bloom looks like the one posted. I grow nothing like, so it is my favorite at the moment. I also managed to obtain ROSE F. KENNEDY and I can't wait to see that one bloom. ADORABLE TIGER was obtained this past spring, so I can't comment on its vigorousness. I have heard that it is a slow increaser. When one has limited space, a slow increaser is ok = less digging. David
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Zippety do dah. Wonderful roses. My new poor little Sharifa is putting up new growth after 3/4s dieback. Only 1 of 3 to do it. Chas. Darwin and Jude haven't bloomed but growth is good. Sharifa had opening buds when I unpacked them. Guess I should have disbudded. Love the colors on Over The Moon's bud! I'll have to reconsider this one. Neil Diamond can move in any day.
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Wow....you are starting your season off with a bang! You sure have some pretties today. I can't choose one favorite...but I can say that several are favorites.....Lee's Loss, both of your noids, Crystalline Entity and Mysterious Eyes. They are all so lovely. I'm still waiting on mine which are always lagging behind everyone elses but I see scapes!
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daylilybedmaker
Original Author
last year
Julia,

First of all I made a mistake and transposed the first two words and it is supposed to be PRAIRIE PINK LACE. As far as how it looks in full sun with high temps, it fades out to a dusty rose and more on the dusty side. Mine is in full sun throughout the day, so I will take a picture of it.

David
organic_kitten
last year
Your pink sedling is very pretty. Prarie Pink Lace is a pretty one too, and everyone loves Entwined in the Vine.

kay
Nancy 6b
last year
Prairie Pink lace looks good to me too, I like your seedling too.
hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
last year
I like your seedling. The pale pink with green throat appeals to me.

Entwined in the Vine always catches my eye as did Prairie Pink Lace.

Nancy
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
last year
I know that many in our little group would consider 90 degrees hot, but this mid AM we had a very brief "cool" spell come through with a temperature of 90. I thought I'd see what a few of my "faders" looked like in what I consider a milder temperature then usual. After looking at my daylilies, it added weight to a theory about color/substance retention and high temperatures. It seems to be tiered, with most daylilies looking good under 90. Then there is another tier for those that can take 90-95 heat and still be colorfast/sunfast. Over 95 is when the real iron men show up............ Fortunately there are lots of folks who are able to enjoy daylilies in milder temperatures then we have and I get to see many really pretty daylilies..........I like your Imperial decree. I really don't care for a petal that slicks or darkens, so that's a big plus on it....Prairie Pink Lace has the form I like so much. Very pretty.....................Maryl
mantis__oh
last year
Jacqueline KO is again on low scapes here. Typical of Smith cultivars. Lovely, but....
daylilybedmaker
Original Author
last year
Mantis,

The first two pictures were taken at 8 pm. The rest were taken in the morning before I had to leave for work. The scapes of JKO are 24" here. Blooms are just above the foliage.

David

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