It's been a wonderful year for Deadliest Catch.

Heavenly Indian Arrowhead is new to the garden this season. Bob loves it. It is a reverse bicolor and the flower is quite large.

Here are some assorted seedlings we picked around 5 p.m. They were still looking pretty good after a miserable day as far as weather was concerned. It is overcast, muggy, and not a bit of wind at all

Last Snowflake is still putting out its large lovely blooms.

Oklahoma Sand Burr has been good this season.

Here is our clump of Autumn Minaret. Bob said he counted about 60+ scapes.

Raggedy Man was looking quite bright today.

The rest of these are seedlings. The plants are so thick and the rows between so narrow that its hard to get to them. Many of the tags are down too so identification will have to wait until we tear the beds out. Bob picked some for me to see.

This one is Hip Hop Music X (Sonoran Desert Rose X Crimson Stories). It is a large flower.

I suspect this may be a Bucky Beaver seedling.

I am real happy to see this one. We are working on reds with darker eyes. The color is actually richer red than the photo shows.

We like the look of this one especially the coral color along the edge of the sepals.

I think this is Raggedy Man X Sonoran Desert Rose.

That's all for me.

Nancy