Certainly a lovely group of photos!

kay

I like the delicate Ashwood Summer Sunshine, hasnt caught my eye before. I like the shape of Dr. Handsome Handsome, not sure about the color, would like to see it in person. so many lovely blooms here.

Sherry

I thought maybe the blue pool was for your pooch. You used to have one in your pictures if I remember.............Cancun Island, Isabelle Rose, and All the Intangibles catch my eye, but the one that made me look it up on the database was Safe Island. What a pretty mellow color it is with lovely form and texture. I see it's an Evergreen, so how winter hardy has it been for you?.............Maryl

Safe Island is a reliable and vigorous grower that reblooms in many years. But for many people, it is too mellow a color.

The orange on Dr. Handsome is not a brilliant orange, but more of a coral orange. The form definitely catches your eye.

I find that to post a number of photos here, one has to post incrementally, with additional edits. Hence, if there are no names, I am still adding. I like to get all the photos in the main post, not in comments.

Wow, and WOW!. You really are having a great season. And what is wrong with that woman!!! Doctor Handsome is one i got last year, 1st bloom this year on only 1 scape. I like the color a lot, similar to the color of Mean Green. Isabelle arose has been the same here, has looked like that for almost a month now and still a lot of blooms to go. Lov'n Loujean is appealing. All the Intangibles is my kinda daylily.

I have not figured out why I can't post pics in my original post since my phone updated. I deleted cookies, tried a couple other things, but photos are not offered.

Mantis,

A lot of great looking blooms. Of course I am partial to SITTING COOL. I will second your comment about ISABELLE ROSE. It is the model of consistency. Pardon the pun but it is a perennial favorite (couldn't help myself). Still waiting for my BASS GIBSON to bloom. I am always drawn to PHILISTINE CHAMPION. I love the contrast of colors. I don't know why I haven't picked it up yet.

David

Love the visitor story. I am pretty sure a lot of people have that thought about us!! I actually have one of those kiddie pools in my backyard-I use it to pit my potted plants in with a little water when I am gone for several days.

Love the clump shots and isn’t it nice to have a good bloom year? I really like Love ‘n Loujean-noticed that one in one of your previous posts. Isabelle Rose is gorgeous. Dave has a nice look. Lots of blooms!!

Wow! So many gorgeous clumps! I'm most knocked out by that clump of Isabelle Rose. After seeing that picture, I'm going to get mine out of the pot and into the ground on the first cooler day. Is yours as tall as registered? I hesitated getting it for awhile because of the registered 59-inch scape. Also is yours really an early? Mine bloomed in the pot like an ML this year. I got it a year ago in April. I also really like All the Intangibles. Isn't that one a Derrow?

Debra

All the Intangibles is fairly new and not as tall as it should be so far. Isabelle Rose is around 40. Scapes vary in height. It is not ML. Midseason and even a bit earlier. I have one picture of June 19, which is definitely early here, but most pics are midseason.

I guess your neighbor is a flower lover LOL.

Wow to Isabelle Rose!! What an amazing clump. Quite prolific!! Beautiful.

Cancun Candy, Neon Flamingo, Royal Girls, and All the Intangibles are really beautiful.

Brad

Correction: Isabelle Rose is around 40 inches tall, perhaps a bit more.

I measured my Isabelle Rose a while back, I got it confused with another daylily and said it was 59". I later posted after measuring, I am thinking it was 44". I had branch break off in the storms Friday night, but the rest held up well. Just sayin'

Beautiful group of daylilies! I am not usually one for pale daylilies, but Isabelle Rose is eye-catching. I really like the shape of the blooms.

Nancy

Nancy and Mantis - Thanks for additional info on the height of Isabelle Rose. I'm much happier with a scape in the 40s. I'm thinking when I saw the clump blooming at Teresa's Songbird Gardens that it looked about 48 inches tall there.

Debra