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3 years ago

Jan Zoo is blooming nicely



ernstone on rebloom



Goodbye to Tahite Sweetie:



laura Harwood



Exslosion in the Pain Factory was was blooming nicely today



Veto on rebloom


Carrick Weldon Herb Garden behind and Jan Zoo beside.



Gypsy Cat on rebloom


kay

Comments (13)

  • 3 years ago

    You definitely have some beauties in this post. Veto is lovely. Unfortunately it didn't like our climate.I also like Jan Zoo and Tahiti Sweetie.

    Nancy

  • 3 years ago

    How great that you are getting rebloom on Gypsy Cats! I've only gotten rebloom once in all the years I've grown it. Jan Zoo continues to demand the spotlight, Veto has such loverly colors, and Carrick Weldon looks like a good companion for Jan Zoo.


    Debra

  • 3 years ago

    Jan Zoo really grabs attention, I always like the look of carrick Weldon too.

  • 3 years ago

    You are right Kay! lovely clump shots.

    I‘m still not sure about Exposion in the Paint Factory but you got a lovely shot of your clump. I think that is the first clump shot of it I have ever seen, the blooms all look consistent to me.

    Sherry

  • 3 years ago

    Jan Zoo has really performed well for you and given great eye candy clumps. Veto is a pretty bloom. Explosion just began blooming here but I don’t have many scapes. I bet having that many blooms is an interesting array of patterns! Laura Harwood always shines in a clump.

  • 3 years ago

    Best clump shot of Explosion that I've seen. How consistent is it?

  • 3 years ago

    Thank you for looking and commenting. My season is very close to over . I have the lates and the reblooms, but other than Elplosion and Indian Ribble, I expect few clumps.

    Nancy, Veto is apparently happy here, Thank you for sending it,

    Debra, Gypsy Cats has had a sensational year; it is a great plant.

    Nancy, Jan Zoo and Carrick Weldon are both such bright plants to finish a season that I enjoy them.

    Kate, actually with this many blooms, they seem similar although I have had one totally yellow bloom and one split evenly between red and yellow.

    Mantis, Explodion, as is typical, started with mostly single blooms, and eash year it usually begins with a gingle bloom then more and more until it is a nice clump. but there won't be many clumps until it is bloomed out. It does make many blooms and is a nice tall one.

    kay


  • 3 years ago

    WOW, what a great group Kay. Jan Zoo has been a great performer for you. That Veto is stunning with the color and edge. I'm anxiously awaiting Tahiti Sweetie to bloom here.

    Julia

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Thank you, Julia. I am sorry that was Tahiti Swetie's last bloom, as it is a favorite. I look forward to your photos of it. And Jan Zoo has been a great bloomer for me, true. Veto came from Nancy along with Muy Caliente and Hot Buttered Rum which is really blooming well this first year.

    kay

  • 3 years ago

    All those clumps look wonderful. I seem to be one of the few that didn't have success with Laura Hardwood. That canoeing of the petals, plus other things meant it had to find a new home. Ironically it's my favorite in this group..............Maryl

  • 3 years ago

    Maryl, Laura Harwood always has canoeing petals to begin with here, but they straighten out quickly. I am sorry it didn't do well for you.

    kay

  • 3 years ago

    Very pretty posting of daylilies.. Tahite Sweetie is my favorite as usual. Sad that it is done. I noticed that your Laura Harwood is very short. Mine is too and sadly many years some scapes are in the foilage. Jan Zoo is indeed quite bright.

    Brad

  • 3 years ago

    Thank you, Brad. I do hate to say goodbye to Tahiti Sweetie. Laura is usually not in the foliage, Brad, but this is not a usual year.

    kay