Good for you! I have never heard of it reblooming. You must have The Touch.
Renee

Thank you for answering my post. I didn't think it was a rebloomer. I have had two clumps of it for several years and a small part of one clump is looking beautiful right now.
Ann

You can post photos if you like... :)

I'd have to study up on how to post one. I'll give it a try.

I can't figure out how to make the picture come up on the post so here is my Flickr site. First two pictures are the Bride's Halo taken this afternoon.
Ann

Here is a link that might be useful: Bride's Halo

Nice! I love your porch garden. I only got up to page five, but you have a gorgeous piece of property!
I wish I could still grow glads- the thrips get them here. Do you have any early blooming glads to recommend? They might open before thrips season.
Renee

Thank you. I don't know too much about Glads. I just have an inexpensive source for new ones every year. It's become a tradition for me to visit my daughter in Madison, WI in the Spring. We go to the Farmer's Market there and buy Glad bulbs from the same vendor. Been doing this for about 6 or 7 years. Some Glads bloom the next year but not all of them. I put a little powdered Sevin in the hole when I plant the bulb and that seems to work on keeping the thrips at bay.
Ann

Ann, you should post some photos of your garden over in the Cottage Garden forum. I really like your gaura, knock-out, euphorbia combination.
Renee

Thank you. I'm traveling right now but when I get home I'll check out the Cottage Garden forum.