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Nearly at Peak Now

3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago

Peak is more difficult to determine now that I have many mid-lates. Here are just some pictures that I placed aside for showing. I can no longer live head, as it is just too overwhelming.

Rosie with a Ring is vigorous. Wish it were six inches.


Royal Girls


Tar and Feather --about finished, but long blooming with intense color. Some people, though, avoid anything with yellow. An intense spot of color in the earlier garden.


Rainbow Mesa --good year for it. Not as tall as Papaya Gumdrop.


Playing with Crayons


Neon Flamingo


Picture in Picture good this year


Blue PInk Beauty


Ada Mae Musick really shot up the last week.


Daniel Howard Norris


Blushing Escapade


Natalie Antoinette --Posting too many pinks, which are, next to yellow and orange, the least popular color.


Boss Lady


Mitch Lynd


Love 'n Loujean


Roses for Dallas good this year.


Papaya Gumdrop


Graphic Art


Upgrade nicer than expected.


Back to processing. Still a backlog.

Comments (11)

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Wow! Rosie With a Ring is much more vigorous for you than it is for me. I better try mine in a new place. The one you call Royal Lavender is gorgeous. But I think the name is really Royal Girls - isn't that one of Judy's? Natalie Antoinette is really pretty. I miss mine. It's good to see a nice clump of Blushing Escapade. Is yours really as tall as Norris registered it? I'm always smitten with Daniel Howard Norris, but I've never added it because it's a dip. I like the color contrast of Tar and Feather.

    Debra

  • 3 years ago

    I like all the clumps here! Your Blushing Escapade looks good-mine had fewer initial scapes but it is putting up lots of rebloom scapes. Blue Pink Beauty is also impressive-mine had blooms this year, thank you for it. Quite a clump on Mitch Lynd. I have always liked the looks of Daniel Howard Norris. There are so many nice blooms here.

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Yes, I was surprised how vigorous Rosie is. Yes, Royal Girls. The memory gets a workout this time of year. Mitch Lynd just has a lot of buds, but kid Fruitful Discovery is probably nicer; Nan can comment, as I don't have FD. Blushing Escapade is quite tall, not quite as tall as Boss Lady.


    Kay, yes, Playing with Crayons in that photo looks like an arrangement. Its form varies.

  • 3 years ago

    Mantis, I do like Fruitful Discovery better than Mitch Lynd. It has a bigger flower and taller scape than Mitch. I think it has a better edge too.

  • 3 years ago

    The bud count on Mitch Lynd impressed me, I’m not familiar with it or Fruitful Discovery. Blushing Escapade is a lovely pink, who eouldnt like that one? The color on Neon Flamingo always catches the eye…..looking forward to seeing mine in its second season.

    Sherry


  • 3 years ago

    I think your second photo of Rosie With a Ring may really be Vision Seeker. The colors match VS better than RWAR.


    Debra

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Good eye--the erratic pic was actually Ruby Storm. Rosie does have a lot of fans already (around 10). I had a picture with more blooms, but some blooms had earwig damage. Here is the clump of Rosie.



  • 3 years ago

    Daniel Howard Norris is always tempting when you post it. I also like Stamile's Blue Pink Beauty. It's too bad their daylilies don't seem to hold up well in our heat. Which is why Natalie Antoinette is no longer in my garden either.........Picture in Picture looks great. My Blushing Escapade isn't as colorful in my garden as yours so far. I didn't really think about it being a sev either when I ordered it, so we will see if it survives our winter..........Maryl

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Mantis - My Rosie With A Ring is still only four fans. It didn't multiply last year in our drought. I would say 80 percent of my daylilies and seedlings did not multiply after the drought.


    Debra

  • 3 years ago
    last modified: 3 years ago

    Just gorgeous! Your photos are always lovely Mantis. Picking one favorite would be difficult, but the photo with Playing /with Crayons is very artistic. The blooms are posing in a nice arrangement that it appears to be a painting. Blushing Escapade is so pretty. I could comment on each photo as they are all lovely. Nice post, Mantis.

    kay

  • 3 years ago

    Maryl, I don't know how Blushing takes your heat, but I wouldn't worry about hardiness. A bit over 30 inches, so maybe not the best pot subject. I'm seeing new ones growing in a pot that look pretty awful. OMG, I think, how could I have paid bucks for that bloom.