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scapes, damage, and flowers

We are finally seeing scapes. I found scapes on Lava Flow, Kiss of Paradise, Heavenly Bengal Tiger, and a pair of seedling siblings, Penny's Worth X Peas and Thank You.



Although we are happy to see scapes, we are not thrilled by all the foliage damage that we see all over the garden. The daylilies are lying down and have brown sections on the leaves. It looks like frost damage, but we haven't had frost recently. It's either damage from a spray Bob used (he has used them all before and we have never had damage--they are supposed to be safe to overspray daylilies) or it's weather related. It was so chilly here a right up to mother's day--no higher than mid sixties--and then went immediately to 90 degrees. We don't know if that could have caused the damage. Here's a picture of some of the damage.


Now on to some flower photos.

Bob took all of his hibiscus out of the greenhouse. This one is called Anderson's Double Yellow Red. If you wonder where the yellow is--it's on the back of the petals. He has grown this one for over 44 years.



I really like the color pattern on this iris.



This clematis has taken its sweet time to grow to this size. I don't know its name.



This rose is Therese Bugnet. It has a wonderful scent in the morning. It is a hybrid rugosa.



That's all for me.

Nancy


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