Sweet Isabela

Butter Cream

San Ignateo

Get'R done

Treasure of the Southwest

Prizmatic,, thank you Brad! A couple of days ago I looked and thought, how odd Prizmatic looks, but just gave a passing thought. Then this bloomed and I realized the 1st bloom was Rumba Numba. A huge red, I don't know why I thought it could be Prizmatic

Hint of Blue

Isabella looks lovely! It is so hot here that she is much paler. I like Prizmatic too. Butter Cream is a nice yellow.

kay

Sweet Isabella and Get R Done are favorites today. Prizmatic is outstanding today.

Sherry

Treasure of the Southwest is my favorite today. Sweet Isabela is always a favorite, and Prismatic looks great!

Debra

Kay, a daylily was blooming, I kept asking myself, what can it be, I don't remember that daylily. 3 blooms on 3 different scapes, all looked alike. A large clump, and I knew it had bloomed already. Had to search for its tag. It was Green Rainbow. Resembled more a much faded Siloam. Butter Cream IS a nice yellow, and a big flower. New last year and I had ti divide it early this spring to get grass roots out of it. All that I had to move out of that bed are having very short scapes, and this one had short scapes last year. I am looking forward to more normal scapes.

What a pretty photo of Sweet Isabela! Mine has been splotchy all season. Ahhh…Butter Cream is one that has to be seen to be appreciated! I love this huge daylily.Treasures of the Southwest has a wonderful color.

Sweet Isabella must be Brooker's finest. Occasionally, some splotches. It will be interesting to see what it is like with all the rain. Your clump also looks as though it has more than adequate moisture.

Sweet Isabela looks very good. I've been thinking about that one to add but I'll see what I can add in the fall. Treasure of the Southwest is pretty. San Ignateo has some interesting plants in the background. Any garden shots to share? You know how I like garden pics. It gives me inspiration.

Julia

So far Sweet Isabela has given me nothing but perfect blooms, I love it.

A few late afternoon garden shots. My garden is really nothing to look at. I am a plopped, just plopping wherever there is a spot.

Mostly daylilies, with lilies, black-Eyed Susan's, balloon flowers, ans a few annuals.

Walk from my front porch. Daylilies edge the circle drive, bearded iris are in the center, along with peonies and daffs, bloom in the spring. Now a few yellow coreopsis, black Eyed Susan's, and lilium are blooming here and there alone the iris. And must not forget the glorious weeds among the iris!

Nancy: you have the most fabulous view. Don't sell yourself short on your gardens. I like that you blend other things in with the daylilies.

Julia

Thank you Julia? Looks ok in pictures, I just hope people who visit look harder at the flowers than at the huge weeds. I always feel embarrassed, I keep telling myself to stop apologizing, LOL! I just have way too much more than I am willing to put the time into. I don't know how y'all do it!

I love the picture of your walkway with flowers on each side. The other garden shots are nice. I've been to Nancy's garden, and I love the way she has so many perennials planted with her daylilies.

Debra

Thank you Debra 😊