Well, I don't have much to show this late, but do have a couple.
May the Force Be With You


The last two blooms on this pink noid rebloom scape.


I noticed a scape with only two buds on it from Thank Your Lucky Stars. I bought it earlier in the Spring.
Xena

LFO on the single rebloom scape so far on Katie's Coral Ridges. I choose to be an optimist that there will be more!!!


Cisty is always ready for her closeup.


Looney Tunes rebloom.


LFO on Copper Medallion. This one had its best year since getting moved to town.


Tiny little 2 inch flower on the one that is possibly Bonus. If I'm reading it right, Bonus would be a first generation tetraploid, with a lot of Bitsy in its parentage. Normal flowers are in the 4 to 5 inch range, but it's been throwing lots of tiny ones this year.

Sears Tower
Goldner


Siloam Double Classic
Henry


Late afternoon, setting the table for dinner

Charley

This is Take Me Along and my NoID, Captain Dewey (garden name). I had planted them together because I suspected they might be the same plant. Guess not.


Willow Dean Smith reblooming:

The first one is Heartbeat of Heaven x Heavenly New Frontiers. Others are assorted HNF children mostly...

for August! Not really, I guess. I have almost nothing blooming and just sat down after digging donation daylilies all day, so don't feel like taking pics. Toby vs Godzilla, Carol Sing, August Flame, and a few others are blooming.

Elegant Girls is still looking elegant

Still lots of bloom but winding down. 3 lates yet to bloom have scapes up
All posted before...just a sampling of today's blooms

I am so far behind. I still have several pages of July's cultivars to look through. We have some reblooms. Blooms in August and I thought our season was over.
Indegious Expressions

Noid

Ruffles Have Ripples x Sheza Heartbreaker

Kathleen Manning will open tomorrow.

There's a few other Noids that have young scapes. We might have blooms in September imagine that.
Oh these are end of the day blooms. Not morning beauties.
I thought I might share a picture if our paddle plant it was a year old in July. It was less than an inch when I got it.



to all the cultivars posted above my post.

to everyone's blooms.

Karen, what a cool plant!

I have a few blooms left, though not many either, and haven't taken any photos for awhile.

August already. Nice start to the month with all the pretty blooms. A few cold mornings have the daylilies wondering what is going on but there's still plenty of buds out there.
Here's a few sorted images of cv's that are blooming...

Anne's True Gratitude

Catastrophe Waitress

Crintonic Nite Shift

Higher Fire

Lost in the Translation

Nazca Hummingbird

Silver Waffle

Through a Glass Darkly

Vanishing Mist

Watermelon Sunrise

Love those, Char!

I think I'm up to Lower Daylily Hill. Today's offerings…


Marilyn Munster




Feel the Thunder




So Lovely




Fangs of Fury




Kingdom Bound




Pink Penguin




Swamp Yankee




Catherine Elizabeth


Middle Daylily Hill

Greywoods Shadowbox LFO




Margo Reed Indeed



Greywoods Sugarland



Little Surfer Girl



Swallow Tail Kite



Citizen of Heaven



Trump Card



In Walked Bud



Well, it's not letting me load more photos… anyway, there were only 6 more flowers on Middle Daylily Hill.

Wow, I have to stop looking at these. I really can't add anymore. So many beautiful photos.

NOID I don't think I posted it before. My garden name, near white NOID. Not sure why, it just intrigues me. Doesn't quite come through in the photo, but the hint of lavendar has a blue tint to it. Reminds me almost like looking at a Pearl, irridescent. Or maybe I was out in the sun too long today.

That's a very pretty color, K.

Once again, Purple Leopard is making spots, but only on the sepals.
I hope it settles in and shines in 2024. Perhaps I am expecting too much this year.




So far I have not shown anything that would make myself rush out and buy one.

But I figure I should share some pics since there is nothing out there, and I do not want to populate the database with these pics in case they are not representative (since it had that fungicide treatment a few months back).

Repeat of May Colvin. Unlike many other things in the raised beds, she is having a pretty good year.


Yellow Pinwheel, also in the raised bed. Not as many flowers but the ones it does have are extra big.


Kirsten's Corsage repeat


Little Missy repeat


Another little one on the one I think might be Bonus, trying to pretend it's a magnolia today.


Orange Vols in the raised bed


Orange Vols in the ground - twice as big and three times as tall


LFO on Autumn Red


"Tall" red NOID, not so much. Again, in the raised bed and only 1/3 the height of the one in the ground. Flower is a little smaller, too.


Nosferatu repeat


Crimson Pirate, repeat. Blooms have been few and far between on it this year.


LFO on Trogon


Trahlyta repeat

Today's temperature is in the upper 70's and it's very overcast. Peak season is well past, but a few late blooms or from a rebloom are still around.
North Wind Dancer


Crowning Achievement


Willie Lyles


Big Kiss


Heavenly United We Stand


Charisma Plus

Nice pictures, everybody! Some pretty late blooms.

So many really pretty ones!
You still have a good amount of bloom Zoia. Kate and Rico stopped yesterday and said your garden was gorgeous and they had a good time on your open garden day.
I agree K, the color on your NOID is beautiful. You did catch that hint of blue with your image, nice!
Purple Leopard is different. Hopefully it will show more spots for you Orion.
So good to see your rebloomers Hawkeye and Cynthia. I'm seeing new scapes emerging on some cv's so maybe there'll be rebloom in the north this year.

A few Hanson's tonight...
Bemused by Color

Building the Colossus

Cool Hand Luke

Custom Upholstery

Crintonic In Living Color

Jellyroll Morton

Swallows in Flight

Tonight's the Night

Ultimate Spinach

Window of Opportunity

Char, your killing me with the Hanson blooms. I'm just so drawn to them everytime anyone posts one. By the way, also a fan of what you have produced in your hybridizing.