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Daylilies
newyorkrita

July 5th blooms

17 years ago

DOC WEBSTER and AUGUST WEDDING. This big gold flower is stunning!!! Its a Charmaine Rich intro bred in Vermont so if your looking for northern hardy this would be it.

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RIVENDELL TWILIGHT. Another of my Phil Korth intros. The color on this daylily is absultely increadable. The camera does not capture all the subtle nuances of color that the eye sees in person.

PHILISTINE CHAMPION another of my Phil Korth intros.

MABOU. My picture does not beging to capture how lovely this daylily is.

GOING BANANAS

HERR LITTLE BLOOMERS

MAYLASIAN MARKETPLACE FFO

MAYLASIAN MARKETPLACE with THANKS A BUNCH

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ROSE FIESTA

TORRENT a Paul Owen intro.

SECOND MILLENIUM FFO

SHADOW OF HIS HAND finially with no slug damage this spring.

TALL ANNIE FFO

SUMMER GIFT

Comments (17)

  • 17 years ago

    Just beautiful! I think Rose Fiesta is my favorite.

  • 17 years ago

    Rita, Nice group! I don't usually like poly's, but SHADOW OF HIS HAND is so symmetrical that it looks like it is suppose to be that way...wonderful.
    Kathy

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  • 17 years ago

    Great bunch for blooms Rita. Lots of which I've not seen elsewhere.
    Thanks for sharing them.
    Jan

  • 17 years ago

    Wonderful photos! My favorite is the one of Thanks A Bunch and Malaysian Marketplace. The poly on Shadow Of His Hand is nice, too.

    Debra

  • 17 years ago

    It didn't even register on my brain that SHADOW OF HIS HAND was a poly. I only thought that it looked very special today so better get the picture. I don't think it does this alot as it didn't poly last year.

    I think I probably have a lot of daylilies that you will not see in most peoples gardens. I started out buying southern evergreens so I have many of them but then I started going northern hardy. So I have quite a selection that might not be the most commonly grown ones.

  • 17 years ago

    You really have a bunch of Beauties in this bunch.I like all of them.RIVENDELL TWILIGHT is very pretty one,and I love MABOU and ROSE FIESTA.Guess my favorite one is TORRENT.Its almost a black,its so dark,.Very pretty one.

    Jean

  • 17 years ago

    What a bunch of beauties and lovelies!!! A very, very nice group in the purple tones. I have been waiting on your Shadow of His Hand to bloom this year, and the first one you posted was a poly.....how awesome was that for the wait, huh?? Thanks for posting......Jan G.

  • 17 years ago

    Jan- It has been blooming but the slug damage on some flowers has been horrendous this year with all the rain. Unfortunately, SHADOW OF HIS HAND had many of the prior flowers really bady slugg eaten.

  • 17 years ago

    Wow! You have so many nice ones. Really like Rivendell Twilight and Philistine Champion. Guess I go for dramatic eyezones.
    Val

  • 17 years ago

    I have so many of the Phil Korth daylilies open today, it just looks marvelous up there. But nothing new so no new Korth intro pictures today.

    That big gold daylily, DOC WEBSTER, has another bloom and they are just so attention getting. It just goes to prove that it doesn't always have to be the fanciest of flowers with all the ruffles to get the glory.

  • 17 years ago

    Rita,
    You're going to cost me a fortune again! Those Phil Koth intros are gorgeous! Wow!
    kay

  • 17 years ago

    Check out Phil Korths website. He has all sorts of package deals if you might be interested in afew KorThs for your garden. I just love this guy's intros, what can I say.

  • 17 years ago

    Thanks for sharing these pictures. I love Philistine Champion. It is so unique, so special!
    Malaysian Marketplace has that always perfect bloom.

    Bj

  • 17 years ago

    T-storm drove me inside for a bit. Gotta see what's on the forum.

    Wow, Rita! Nice ones. Lots of large and bold!

    I really like the dramatic poly look on SHADOW OF HIS HAND.

    How big are AUGUST WEDDING and PHILISTINE CHAMPION? they are both very striking.

  • 17 years ago

    Malaysian Market is marvelous, and I hope to have that one in my garden some day.

    Lovely photos!

    Julie

  • 17 years ago

    AUGUST WEDDING is a normal size flower, it looks the same size as the others around it in the bed. PHILISTINE CHAMPION is big. I wish I thought to measure it but its a big flower. It makes the ones around it look small.

  • 17 years ago

    I'm really liking that SHADOW OF HIS HAND!! They're all so stunning though!

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