The Destined to See clump is magnificent! How wonderful to see 11 blooms on it a once. That's one of my favorites here. I noticed my DTS actually has some side branching on it this year. It must finally like where I have it planted. I grew it in a pot for many years, and it never had many buds growing that way. Your seedling is a really pretty lavender purple, and I like the watermark. Rambunctious Rosie looks like she would be an a!ttention-getter with her color and size! Sunday Gloves looks especially pretty with the waterdrops and the black anthers. Debra

Oh, bkay, get a good clump of Hosta 'Royal Standard' growing, to enjoy some beautiful fragrance, almost as potent as H. plantenagea (sp looks wrong, again, sorry). Oriental Lilys (sp?) are also strongly fragrant across half the garden. Finally, Sweet Cicely (just now finishing blooming here) has a scent that I believe would make a millionaire if it could be bottled. fwiw, hh

Great news, Jamie! Sorry about your wait, that must have been frustrating. But it least it means they take as much time as needed with each patient. Keep us informed of any new developments.

Westbourne Oranges For Christmas--I believe this picture is wind blurred. Golden Prize--really very orangey-gold. Barnegat Light--humidity caused the blurring effect here. One Eye Willie--this one is becoming one of the best small flowered daylilies we have. Most of the scapes are above the foliage, a couple reaching the registed height and these scapes are producing the registered number of buds which is 33-36. I know because I did the count and could hardly believe it. Galaxy Explosion--lots of flowers continue to come on this one. Really unique color, I think. Southside Yellow Border--the hot dry weather has held down the blooms this year. Coffee To Go--the best it has been, great surprise this morning to walk out and see how good this plant looked. Got lucky and had enough cloud cover so the flowers weren't bleached out. This is for Maryl since we both love it and it looked really good: Christmas In Oz Last flowers on these: Lillian's Vapor Trail Thundercat