Daylilies Winding Down Here

shive

8 years ago

There are fewer and fewer blooms each day, so there's less time spent on photographing and more on weeding.

White Eyes Pink Dragon

Dust Be Diamonds x Tuxedo Junction - Late white seedling in the shady overgrown seedling bed

Karelia x Palace Garden Beauty

Tigger

August Cherry

Indian Ripple

Dance Again

Blazing Saddles - the last one!

Debra

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bragu_DSM 5

8 years ago

That Tigger trips my trigger.

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tarheelgirl_7b
8 years ago
White Eyes Pink Dragon really stands out. Karelia x Palace Garden Beauty is very pretty. Indian Ripple and Dance Again look good. I like Blazing Saddles as well. Great group!

Lori
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
8 years ago
Those all look good considering the time of year it is. White Eyes Pink Dragon is very colorful, and you know I like August Cherry...........Maryl
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Julia WV (7a)
8 years ago
I like the pic of Indian Ripple. Does it always bloom just above the foliage?
shive
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Julia - I can't answer your Indian Ripple question very well. This is only its second year here. It didn't have many blooms last year, and both foliage and scapes were short. Indian Ripple has extremely tall foliage this year. In fact I had to trim it early because it was shading plants around it too much. The blooms are two to three inches above the foliage. Scapes are registered at 24 inches and they are 22-24 in my garden this year. I think it's just the angle I took the photo in order to get all the blooms in that makes flowers look like they are right on top of the foliage.

Debra
organic_kitten
8 years ago
Maybe winding down, but still many lovely ones. WEPD is gorgeous. I really like Blazing Saddles too. I can answer Julia's question as far as her. I have had Indian Ripple at least five years, maybe six, and it always blooms just above the foliage. It is almost always the last one to begin blooming, but it has so many buds, it blooms for quite some time.

kay
shive
Original Author
8 years ago
bragu - Tigger is an oldie, but it always captures my attention.

Debra
lilykate7a
8 years ago
You still have some season left with all the buds on Indian Ripple. What a performer! Love the seedlings.

Kate
Brad KY 6b
8 years ago
Nice Debra. Tigger is quite bright. August Cherry catches my eye as well.
nat4b
8 years ago
Oooh Blazing Saddles! So sad it's the last one.. Love White Eyes Pink Dragon too!
shive
Original Author
8 years ago
Kate - I do have lots of buds left on a few of the later ones, and I have three very lates that haven't started blooming yet. There's some reblooming happening now too. It's just so little compared to what it was a week ago.

Debra
mantis__oh
8 years ago
Indian Ripple is generally not obscured by foliage, but haven't seen it yet this year. White Eyes Pink Dragon is especially nice here this year, something one cannot say about most cultivars.