Thanks Sherry. Yes, short can mean a division, especially when it is a tend downward each year. The same with less scapes.

More flowers for today.

Ed Brown's last year. Too few blooms.

Lord Chamberlain. Too short but it was transplanted last year and it's not getting enough sun.

Lord Chamberlain can be very nice, so I certainly would give it a chance. What's the spidery one in the center in the last pic?

Nice blooms. Love the garden shot. Ed Brown left my garden as a give away some time ago. Funny how they can be so hyped at the time they cone out. Of course sometimes that hype relates to their benefit for hybridizing, I know.

Mantis, the one you refer to is Karen's Curls. It has been an amazing bloomer!

I always love garden shots. I like Bittersweet Holiday and Milano Crimson Tide, but not the name. (in Alabama you are an Alabama or an Auburn fan, and I am not of the Alabama camp).

kay

Kay, I'm not into sports so I had no idea that this was a sports name. Actually Bittersweet Holiday is a strange name.

Another nice garden shot and Karen's Curls looks like it is dancing in the middle of the blooms.

Bittersweet Holiday is a bright one, and Milano Crimson Tide is another stand out. Actually a daylily called Bittersweet Destiny was one of my favorite oranges, although it's no kin to Bittersweet Holiday. I think the Bittersweet part may refer to the color of the vining plant called American Bittersweet which is a burnt orange color ( but unfortunately invasive or I might grow it).....Anyway, it's a color I like.........Maryl

Lovely garden shot! Karen's Curls is a standout. Milano Crimson Tide is my favorite today. Enjoy the wedding!

Lori

You have pretty flowers here. Like the garden shot with Karen's Curls looking so good.