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Saying this yet again: more storms

7 years ago

Major wind on Thursday took lots of leaves and small limbs, as well as daylily buds and blooms. Also lots more rain. Some tall scapes went down although not broken. I did get some photos before the storm and a few yesterday that weren’t broken off.

Not taking a chance. In comments.

Comments (17)

  • 7 years ago


    Gwendolyn Rose

    Sunday River-On rebloom always shows more lavender

    Carefree Sunset

    Yellow Mammoth- for my fellow yellow lover Maryl-embarrassing photo taken in my back jungle bed with tree sapling growing up in middle of clump-yes, it is coming out!

    Carnival in Mexico has bloomed a long time

    Ramming Speed-for Kay-she thinks she likes this :) Thankfully I did not buy this as it was a gift plant!

    And finally, a mislabeled plant from Mike Grossmann who thinks this may be Hippopotamus-any thoughts? Maybe?

  • 7 years ago

    Oops!! Almost forgot Kay-this one is also for you. Two and a Half Cats. In pot. First year, received in spring so these have a long way to go.


  • 7 years ago

    Eminent Domain looks a lot like Erin Farmer. I really like Two and a half Cats and the mislabelled one.

    Brad

  • 7 years ago

    Nice group. Carnival In Mexico looks very good especially with the green throat.

  • 7 years ago

    Nice blooms today, Kate! I really like Song Writer, such a great pink. I agree with you on Ramming Speed ; )

    Gwendolyn Rose is lovely, I like Sunday River too.

    Sherry

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    I liked the orange one right off the bat or at least orange-ish in your picture. Gasping for Breath looks burnt orange. It may be my eyes though, as it could also be more rusty red....Speaking of colors, what color is Ramming Speed in person. It's oddly appealing in your picture - but then again it's not. Unique I'd say..........We yellow people must stick together. Nice bright one from you is appreciated.....Gwendolyn Rose still attracts me.....Maryl

  • 7 years ago
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    Thanks Brad. Mislabeled one is pretty. Wish I was sure about what Mike thought.

    Thank you Julia. Carnival In Mexico has bloomed and bloomed with those huge blooms.

    Sherry, Ramming Speed was gifted twice by Maryott. So I have these two clumps of it. Then, I was gifted with a Spacecoast something whose name I forget which is the same color scheme but smaller! Really?!!!

    Maryl, Gasping for Breath is orangish-gets more orange as heat of day increases. And Ramming Speed is that burnt orange with mustard thrown in!! It is quite large. :) And yes, I threw Gwendolyn Rose in there for you!!

  • 7 years ago

    I love BOLD SYMPHONY. I am a sucker for Bennett pinks.


    David

  • 7 years ago

    Lilykate , that is the nicest picture I have ever seen of Eminent Domain . I have been on the fence about this one but seeing your picture may have just swayed my decision , and Brad , I agree it does look something like Erin Farmer but with


    Love Sunday River , It looks a lot like Linda Sierra to me . Bold Symphony , Gasping for Breath and Carnival in Mexico come in next for my votes.

  • 7 years ago

    Very pretty...Of course I love Bullfrog Kisses. Gasping for Breath is gorgeous. I like Two and Half Cats...pretty bloom. Ramming Speed is a nice one. Carnival in Mexico looks good...this is my first year for it, and it did okay. You have a lot of Nice clump shots today...that yellow is really showing out too.

    kay

  • 7 years ago

    David, if I am correct, your Bennett photos are the ones that got me thinking I needed more Bennett daylilies. I love his pinks and Bold Symphony has been a great plant.

    Heather-Eminent Domain has multiplied like crazy and has had several days of blooms just like this. Again, for a plant I received in the fall, I think it has out performed expectations. Sunday River is an unusual plant. The reblooms are always this beautiful lavender color which is so different from first blooms. The first year I had it and this happened, I had to double check my labels to be sure I had read them correctly. But it has happened every year so I suppose plant habit for whatever reason!! It's like I get two daylilies for the price of one in the same spot!!

    Kay-I knew you would love Bullfrog Kisses as well as Two and a Half Cats! And see, you do still like Ramming Speed. Carnival in Mexico has been great. I think you will like it next year even better.

  • 7 years ago

    Lots of beautiful blooms! Sorry to hear about the storm impact. I'm glad Eminent Domain is doing well there. I love Bullfrog Kisses, just wished it liked it here in MI - I am down to one fan. The name of I'm A Pirate makes me smile :)

  • 7 years ago

    They're all lovely, Kate! And how can I resist something with a name like Two and a Half Cats - LOL! Great shape!

    Alex

  • 7 years ago

    As for favorites, I'll go with the Stamile pinks - Songwriter and Carefree Sunset - as my favorites of these. It's good to see those reblooms scapes on I'm A Pirate!


    Debra

  • 7 years ago

    I actually gasped when I saw that photo of Eminent Domain! I can't believe how many blooms are on it being a new plant! But since it came from Laura I understand why.....her plants have extra vigor. Anything I fall-planted from her was huge and blooming well the next summer. I like Two and a Half Cats. I ordered a bunch of cat-themed daylilies from Bret Clement last summer which I am anticipating seeing this year for the first time. That was one that I had thought of getting. And the daylily that is my favorite of your bunch is Yellow Mammoth. That thing is gorgeous, big and bright! What a wonderful looking clump. How large are the blooms? They look enormous.

  • 7 years ago

    Yes, Laura, all your plants are doing well! Alex, I knew you would like that name as well. And Debra, I have many Stamile pinks-love them all. Celeste, Yellow Mammoth is of course an older lily I got many years ago. It tends to be forgotten in that back bed and as you can tell, very neglected. I must rescue it after that display, however. It is truly a mammoth and these blooms easily met the registered 10 inches. Most of what I have left blooming now are remnants and rebloom scapes. Looking forward to yours!