Totally amazing photos today. I have favorites today but every time I say this is the one….I look at the next photo…..Can you tell yet how much rebloom you will have???

Sherry

Your Entwined in the Vine has given you so many nice clump shots! How would you rate this year--especially in terms of scape height, which some others are complaining about?

Navajo Pony is a very pretty and soft color and in a clump pic it is definitely a winner. Lovely group Kay. So......what is your secret to getting so many multiple blooms?

Julia

The clumps are fabulous!! You know I like EITV and so glad to see that clump. Mine will not be doing that this year as the heat is drying the buds. Orchid Majesty is another one that is so pretty. And there is Pink Tarantula dhowing out!!! Wonderful clump post!!

Thank you for looking and commenting,

I can't really tell, Sherry, but it looks as if a good bi of relboom. I have several early bloomers that have been reblooming a couple weeks now and a lot more still to begin rebloom.

Mantis, my scapes that are normally the taller ones have bit quite a bit taller this year. It has been really nice to see so many nice tall ones in the garden.

Thank you, Julia. I thought NP looked as it was posing for this shot. I fertilize in November and in March; after it gets cooler and before it warms up to much but after the fans are up nicely. I have done this only two years and it has made a huge difference in blooms. Osmocote in March is a bit costly for all the beds, but it is worth it. (not my idea; Dan Trimmer and the former president of the daylily Society did this)

kay

What a super collection of clumps! Thanks for showing Gypsy Cats! I think Navajo Pony is my top favorite of these. The flowers are arranged so nicely - like they're just beckoning someone to photograph them. The clumps of Orchid Majesty and Entwined in the Vine are stunning. Heavenly United We Stand will not be ignored either. Lovely post! Thanks for sharing!

Debra