All Things to All Men is new this spring, very short, this was the only bloom that looked decent to post, and the last on the only scape

Warm in Winter, I actually expected it to be more splotchy considering it was partially open yesterday and we got a brief but very heavy rain last night.

Francois Verhart

1st bloom on Clown Parade

Wyatt Earp out in the weed bed

Spacecoast Raspberry Mist

Two Sue's

My morning chaperone insisted on having his picture

A few more now

Several blooms open on Bela Lugosi

I got this many years ago as Lake Norman Spider. I don't believe that is correct, but I like all the curls

Water drops

Lavender aura

Mississippi Man

You have a lot blooming now! What a nice blue eye on Water Drops! I like your UF Noid. It looks similar to one I used to grow. If I remember the name, I'll let you know. My Clown Parade started blooming today too, but my photo didn't come out very well.

Debra

Nice ones! I especially like Francois Verhart, Two Sues, The one that isn't Lake Norman spider, and Lavender Aura.

Brad

That is a lot of bloom. I like Spacecoast Raspberry Mist and, of course, Clown Parade. I also like your chaperone as he is very pretty. It may not be Lake Norman Spider, but it is a beauty. I really like it.

kay

It is good to see yourTwo Sues, hope I see blooms on mine ( I have seriously abused it). I like your not Lake Norman Spider better than the real one, love that edge and curling.

Sherry

Debra, it is starting to look like daylily season here. I hope you remember the name of that one, I would love to id it. No matter, it will stay name or no name.

Thank you Brad. Poor Francois Verhaert is another that is very short and not a lot of buds. I moved it last fall in hopes it will do better.

Kay, Spacecoast Raspberrt Mist was on its way out, but this year it is really looking pretty. It may get a reprieve.

Sherry, I love Two Sue's, I think this picture did not capture its true color. Mine just does not seem to multiply well.

Lovely selection of blooms and you have a nice variety but your morning chaperone is my favorite.

Nancy, I got curious and did a little investigating. Your not Lake Norman Spider looks alot like a baby it created called Harp Strings 2003, Ward…….what do you think?

Sherry

Nancy, I am surprised your Warm in Winter bloomed before mine-I still have a week at least before bloom and my Bela Lugosi just began blooming too!! Go figure!

Lavender Aura has a soft look to it. And fur baby looks soft too!!

Julia, I will pass your complements to Saffron 😊. He had another seizure recently from bladder infection so a bit under the weather. He still accompanied me today though.

Sherry, close, but mine does not have the darker pink eye. Thanks for trying though! I got this one in a trade at least 20 years ago, so thinking it is probably at least mid 90's or earlier.

Kate, Warm in Winter arrived last fall, so may be off schedule. All my daylilies are wonky though. Early bloomers were running about a week late, but since then the later ones have rushing ahead of themselves.

I like your kitty! They are such nice companions in the garden. Water Drops (I like the eye) and the one you got as Lake Norman Spider (such a lovely shape) are my picks today. I have always loved the flowers of Francois Verhaert. Ours was not a strong grower so we eventually got rid of it. I like Wyatt Earp too.

Nancy

Francois is not a great plant here, either, but survives. I have always liked the "not" LNS, but it has never bloomed as well as it has the last couple of years. Guess it found its home.