Laura Harwood puts on a good show, and so do Tree Turles and Indian Ripple. I've been enjoying Indian Ripple's pretty clumps in my garden this week. Do you find it blooms later than most of your lates?

Debra

Laura Harwood really looks good, Tree Turtles too with lots more blooms to go from the looks. Curious to know also if Indian Ripple is a later one for you. I have always talked myself out of it because I don't feel I need more orange. But I can be convinced if it is actually late.

Yes, Indian Ripple is a late one in my garden. I moved it closer to the house a couple years ago because it bloomed all by itself and I didn't always walk out to see it. I like it to much to not be enjoying it.

Wow is Laura Harwood looking good! It looks short; according to the comments on NGA, many people say it blooms in the leaves.

Tree Turtles looks nice and tall!! Laura looks fantastic. And Indian Ripples is so bright! I may need that one. I also think I may need some Davissons-I like the looks of the ones you are collecting!!

Kate

Laura Harwood is having such a good year for you! Indian Ripple is growing on me, such a nice clump you have. Tree Turtles is lovely, how tall does it get for you?

Sherry

I have to say Laura Harwood is very happy in your garden. I'm having problems also posting. I guess it is Houzz and not our ISP

Indian Ripple is always one of the very last to begin blooming. Brad, LH blooms at the tops or just over , but never down in the foliage. Tree turtles is a bit odd in its blooms...It generally looks like a vase of flowers since it is from 24 to 52 inches with most of the 36 to 46 inches. Also, I take the photos from midway up the lowest stem to the top rather than the entire clump.

kay

Your LH looks terrific! What a show-off. Mine is always so late here I am just starting to see scapes. I agree that it blooms just barely over the foliage. But who cares? When you look that gorgeous you can do what you want....lol. Tree Turtles certainly has a mind of it's own. I can't help but notice it blooming at all different heights, which is pretty cool actually. I like it!

You still have lots of pretty blooms in your garden. Your Laura Harwood continues to shine. Indian Ripple also grabs my attention.

Lori

You must have appeased the daylily gods to have gotten such a drop dead gorgeous clump of Laura Hardwood. Didn't do well for me at all. Amazing......Yes, I always have a smile on my face when I read the name Tree Turtles. It's a good 'un.......Indian Ripple is a very good daylily here. It does loose some of the drama of it's two tone color in 100 degree heat as the red fades, but it's still a winner in my garden...........Maryl

Thanks, ladies, Laura put up nine blooms today, but I didn't take any photos...I am about ready to start cutting rebloom scapes on any more that decide they just have to put up a scape...The season is sputtering out. Let it go. I will leave Possession of Obsession alone since it has four rebloom scapes, but Rocket Blast's one isn't going to develop...I will see to it. Maryl, I just got lucky with her spot. I am up to 14 and (all are thriving in their pot) that I have gotten this summer, and the most recent two I have in the greenhouse to get them out of direct heat and with the big fan to stir the hot air. I have two more soaking that I will plant in the cool this evening.

kay

Laura H looks great! I love the colors of Indian Ripple

Where have you been? I haven't seen you in a while. Are yo doing well?

kay