That's a pretty group of blooms. You have a lot starting now. My favorite is the Fernstone clump.

Debra

Wow, a daylily that bloomed 5 times, remarkable! I like Texas Carnival Dance, it’s a little different.

Sherry

The Fernstone clump is so eyecatching. Marseilles Watercolor really appeals to me, so delicate looking. Texas Carnival Dance grabs attention with that big red eye. They are all nice, it's great that your season is starting to get going.

Texas Carnival Dance is my favorite in this group. Can't wait for mine to bloom.

I like the Fernstone clump also. I love it when they flow and clump like that!! But all look good, Kay. The season truly has begun, hasn't it?!!

Kate

I think it has begun, Kate, but this heat is miserable to work in, especially this early.

kay

Fernstone is looking really good. Mine is not a teal clump yet so i will have to wait on a nice show. M. Watercolor is very prett too.

I like Marseilles Watercolor--such a delicate beauty. Fernstone makes a lovely clump.

Nancy

Thank you Nancys. Fernstone takes two or three years to make the big clump. It will get there. Marseilles Watercolor was a bonus several years ago and I don't think it has ever had a bad bloom.

kay

Nice group of blooms! Texas Carnival Dance is one I’ve almost ordered a couple times. It always catches my eye. Fernstone is looking good as well.

Lori

Citrix has been reliable here, though not a fast multiplier. I see a lot of half-opened blooms on Fernstone. Here, it was a slow opener, often low in foliage, sometimes splotchy, slow multiplier. Past tense for this evergreen. But Chris grew it in Michigan--one of the first to open, which appealed to her. But seemed to me to be unhappy in the cold.

Fernstone is my favorite of this group as well.