SALTY SKIPPER: This is a front of the border plant. It is a great prolific bloomer. The clump shot was like that for 7 to 10 days.

SHOWTIME MAGIC: One of my favorite non-pink Bennett intros. Will throw rebloom scapes once in a while. I like the hint of pink on the midrib.

SITTING COOL: I love the delicate colors of this one. I did not see it too often this year due to my schedule.

SONNY JAY: Another one that is a taller Bennett intro. I tend to look over this one, as there is so much blooming that grabs my attention when this one is blooming.

SWEET TART: Thanks Brad for this one. I had it and sold all of it my mistake. A very good picture except for the photographer's hand. Running around the garden taking pictures before work and not always making sure I am not in the picture. I am sure it is a sight for my neighbors. I am running around the garden in a dress shirt, tie, black slacks, etc...

TACTICAL CAT: A small daylily that I really love.

TAINTED LOVE:: Strong orange in the early season. Then it fades as the season progresses with warmer temps at night.

THESE FOOLISH THINGS: This is a child of BIT OF JAM.

TORRID DANCER: A rapid increaser and one of his later intros.

UP TEMPO: somewhat new to the garden. Too early to evaluate.

WIDE-EYED WALLY: Probably the weakest performer of all my Bennett intros. It is in a great spot and surrounded by other Bennett intros. Now that I called it weak, it will really show off next year. Bud count is not very good. Increase is fair.

WILD CHERRY WINE: Another classic. Neighbors are crowding it. This is actually a clump that was not labeled and I thought I lost it. So my friend in Maryland gifted me a few fans and that is in another spot in the garden. Now I have two clumps. I's rather have multiple clumps of this one than several others in my garden.

That is it.

David