Blooms last week

16 years ago

English Rose Windermere

Warrior Victorious

Visionary-consistently beautiful

Tranquil Waters

The Butler Did It-always pretty

Stippled Statement-poly

Shamrock Blush-improved blooms

Seedling

Seedling

Lost ID-I think it is Spacecoast Technical Knockout

Running Hot

No ID- shipped with Reilly's plant order-mislabeled as Merchant of Venice?

Reflections in Water-beautiful bloom but short scape (may be because it is planted in a pot?)

Red Eyed Wonder

Priceless

Precious Stone- blooms improved over the season

Coneflower Pink Poodle

Palace Garden Beauty

Lycean

Levi Davis

Larry's Obsession

Karen Stephens-all blooms are perfect!

Coneflower Hot Papaya

Hagrid

Golden Child-all perfect, huge blooms!

God's Paintbrush

Gilded Shadows

Featuring the Gold-Continuous, non-stop blooms

Facepaint

Delicate Details- Blooms with great substance!

A Dahlia

Crystal Creation

Crown of Enchantment

Cosmos

Coneflower Coral Reef

Cool Blue

China Grove Plantation

Cerise Masterpiece

Bluegrass Music

Bluebird Butterfly-cute!

Bird Talk

Art Gallery Nouveau-amazing purple/blue eye

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Comments (11)

newyorkrita
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Amazing! They are all so beautiful it is almost impossible to choose. Of the seedlings,I really like the second seedling. It is really pretty plus not the usual. Really nice. Can't pick one so the most very favorites I have are The Butler Did It and Karen Stephens.
Nancy
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
A lot of amazing daylilies here, so many I just love. Art Gallery Nouveau, Bird Talk, Bluebird Butterfly, OK, I like them all. Love the coneflowers too, especially Hot Papaya!
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shive
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Leo - It looks like you have some nice seedlings coming along. I really like your reds. Running Hot and Precious Stone are standouts.

Debra
tepelus
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
All so very pretty, it is hard to pick a favorite, but I love Karen Stephens the most....I think! I really like that Hot Papaya echinacea, is it a good grower?

Karen
laurelin
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Wow, these are wonderful! Impossible to pick a favorite from such gems. Still, 'Karen Stephens' and 'Art Gallery Nouveau' really stand out to me. It's nice to see the other perennials too.

Laurel
sann777
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Hi, Loved seeing all your pretty dls and other flowers. I love those cone flowers and cosmos pics. Hard to choose a favorite daylily, love the red ones, especially the Karen Stephens - lovely. Sarah
katladie
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Art Gallery Nouveau is awesome, love 'em all though.

Sharon
numama
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
What a gorgeous collection of beauty! Your seedlings are really nice too!
Nancy
anniegolden
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
SO beautiful. I especially like the blue ones, Bluebird Butterfly, Art Gallery Nouveau and Cool Blue. Thanks for sharing your flowers. How about some clump shots next time or garden views? I always love to see everyone's garden, not just the individual flowers. Christine
organic_kitten
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Theres no way to choose. You posted so many I like, and I love your beautiful cone flowers too.
kay
leo_5313
Original Author
16 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Hi tepelus, the coneflower Hot Papaya is a great grower here in N. GA. I bought all my coneflowers from McGlauflin's (Web add: http://mcgperennials.com/). You can buy plug size plants from them for a good price (IF you buy at least a few plants from them due to the shipping cost). The plants were in great conditions when they arrived through the mail. They have all lived and bloomed. The plug-size coneflowers grow quickly. Also, there is a forum for coneflower that you can get great information on various cultivars (Web add: http://cubits.org/echinaceas/). There is also a seller (sweet65splitty) at Ebay who sells recently introduced plug-size coneflowers (and other plants), I have not dealt with her, but please let me know if you have make purchases from her before. THANKS.