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More September Reblooms

8 years ago

Three more started reblooming this week: Indian Ripple, Little Light of Mine and Divas in Diamonds.


Indian Ripple rebloom


Little Light of Mine



Divas in Diamonds



Sweeten Creek put up more rebloom scapes, so it will have flowers in October.



Spacecoast Night Vision is still blooming.



Boundless Beauty has a few more buds to go.



Debra

Comments (17)

  • 8 years ago

    Beautiful reblooms, terrific color. Your Sweeten Creek is doing wonderfully well, ours is just so-so.

  • 8 years ago

    Avedon - Sweeten Creek only put up two scapes on the initial bloom this year, so that didn't impress me much. But I love seeing those large yellow blooms on tall scapes this time of year when nothing else is blooming except chrysantemums, black and blue sage, and minature sunflowers.

  • 8 years ago

    Still liking Boundless Beauty. And Spacecoast Night Vision is a lovely color. Glad to hear some comments about Sweeten Creek. I bought it and lost it and was wondering if I liked it enough to replace it. I do like the big blooms but am thinking I could have those on something that performs better.


    Kate



  • 8 years ago

    Nice! I like Boundless Beauty, plan to add that one some day. Spacecoast Night Vision is a lovely color, and perfect with that edge. Divas in Diamonds is pretty. I have Diamonds on Divas, rather confusing.

  • 8 years ago
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    You have a lot still.the same ones are all that are blooming here, except Indian Ripple surprised me with a scape...I don't remember that happening before. Night Vision and Divas in Diamonds are my favorites, but Sweeten Creek is an awfully pretty yellow. And I was amazed at how easy posting was today, by the way, Glad to see Little Light of Mine is showing out for you.

    kay

  • 8 years ago

    Lilykate - That's interesting that both you and Maryl lost Sweeten Creek. Was yours in a pot?

    Debra

  • 8 years ago

    Lilykate - Darn voles! I don't know if it was voles or grubs that got most of my Picasso's Intrigue. I missed that one this year.

    Debra

  • 8 years ago
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    So nice to see you have more rebloom. Boundless Beauty is my favorite, it seems it’s performed well for everyone this season. I like Night Vision, I don’t have any Spacecoast daylilies. I think I remember reading that some aren’t happy with really cold winters, is that the case?

    Sherry

  • 8 years ago

    Sherry - I think I only have two Spacecoast daylilies - SC Night Vision and SC Francis Busby - at this time. Neither has problems with zero temps. One that I tried to grow repeatedly and lost every time was SC Multilevel Deal.

    Debra

  • 8 years ago

    They're all pretty, but Divas in Diamonds is my choice; the UFs always grab my attention!

    Alex

  • 8 years ago

    Beautiful Debra! Divas and Indian Ripples are my faves

  • 8 years ago

    Lovely! It's so nice to see so much rebloom. Spacecoast Night Vision is my pick today, but I also like Indian Ripple and Little Light of Mine.


    Nancy

  • 8 years ago
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    Spacecoast daylilies have not done well for me on the whole. S. Frances Busby has done well though, and S. Raspberry Mist does pretty well. I Have S. Sea Shells and Citrus Kick that just do ok. Sea Shells at 2 fans only blooms every other year, although looked better this year than it has in the past, Citrus Kick blooms pretty well, but remains at 3 fans after several years. I have had a few others that just faded away, made it through winters ok, just got gradually smaller and smaller.

  • 8 years ago

    Nancy and Sherry - I grew two of the older Spacecoast daylilies in pots successfully for seven or eight years before they succumbed to a particularly bad winter. They were Spacecoast Easy Rider and Spacecoast Peach Fringe, which multiplied well even in those pots. I believe if they had been planted in the ground I'd still have them today. I think since Spacecoast Night Vision made it through last year's bad winter OK, it's probably hardy here. I wouldn't guess about farther north. It's gone from two fans to four, so I think it multiplies OK. It put up two scapes very early in the season, but a critter broke one of the scapes. and then I broke the other one when I was weeding.

    Debra

  • 8 years ago

    Beautiful pics Debra. Your temps must be high for that much rebloom. Mister Lucky here nearly froze last night. We are dropping down at night into the 40's and today we are barely to 70. Great for gardening but not ready for that cool a night.

  • 8 years ago

    Julia - Night temps here last week were in the 70s. This week they will seesaw between the 70s and 60s.

    Debra