Can't believe it but it is August already. I have a few late bloomers left and FFE double blooms from Alloy.

Alloy


Krakatoa Lava


Spacecoast Better Late


Origin Stories


Purify My Heart



Blessing

Beautiful start to the month Karen! They look exceptional!

May Everyone be blessed with an exceptional month in every way possible!

Royal Occasion was a gift from Perfect Perennials in July, 2016, when I purchased some other daylilies from them. It began blooming on June 28, 2017, and its scapes were loaded with buds. More than a month later, after blooming continuously since then, it is still blooming and still has lots of buds yet to bloom.

Prior to July, 2016, all my daylilies were older cultivars with limited bloom spans. I have never had a daylily that bloomed this long (35 days so far). Is this unusual for newer daylilies? What are some others that bloom this long or longer?

Great August blooms

49 degrees this morning, still;

FFO. VOILA FRANCOIS A for effort on a cool morning.


BARBARA MANDRELL. Best bloom yet, you all getting tired of seeing this hem yet?


HOUSE OF ORANGE. Weston garden beacon.


FFO. STAR WOMAN. Another not bad for a cool morning.


CHEROKEE CHIEF Strong many blooms, many scapes, 1976 but still worth while in my opinion.


Charley

I can't believe there are still such beautiful blooms in August -- thanks for sharing!

ROARING LIONS, Guy Pierce, 2017 - Finally a bloom I didn't destroy! This is very pale due to our 100+ heat, and this is a rebloom from a scape that emerged after I received the plant in June. And I must add that this flower bloomed facing straight up, so I took the pictures looking straight down -- strange...

Love those chartreuse teeth! And I immediately put pollen on it from my toothy seedling that also bloomed today!

DIGITAL DYNAMICS - This is a wonderful pod parent, and this morning I noticed this bloom tucked way in amongst the foliage and snapped a pic.

@kousa Karen, where did you get Alloy from? I might want to purchase some.

Wall of Fire rebloom


Celestial Virgins


Intelligent Design


The Dream Society


Be Here Now


Beauty of the King (about 5")

csandt said:Royal Occasion was a gift from Perfect Perennials in July, 2016, when I purchased some other daylilies from them. It began blooming on June 28, 2017, and its scapes were loaded with buds. More than a month later, after blooming continuously since then, it is still blooming and still has lots of buds yet to bloom.

Prior to July, 2016, all my daylilies were all older cultivars with limited bloom spans. I have never had a daylily that bloomed this long (35 days so far). Is this unusual for newer daylilies? What are some others that bloom this long or longer?

Simply gorgeous!

Charley, if you ever want to get rid of Cherokee Chief, you let me know. That is gorgeous and would look good in my Native American Heritage Bed.

August...already. We are finally getting warmer weather and the daylilies are opening much better. I have a folder of images from July and am going to continue posting them, the plants are all still blooming

Big George, a 7" bright gold double. Amazing in a clump...


Fitzasaurus, a tall extra large cascade UF.


Jamaican Me Crazy, opened very well considering it was only 48f out that morning!


Self Determination, a favorite of mine. The clump is huge and needs to be divided this fall. Love clumps when they bloom....just watch how big you let them get!


Share a Little, cute 3" blooms on a fabulous plant.


Empire Queen, a lightly relief sculpted yellow.


Supreme Empire, registered in 1996 this is one of the early relief forms. My first $150 daylily.....


and few Sculpted cristates...

Ghost Dragon, moved this spring and still blooming well. I just love seeing all the variations in the shape of cristation, makes no difference if they are midrib or surface cristate.


Lady's Corsage warming up in the early morning sunlight on a chilly 50 degree morning.


Master of Disguise, a pretty bloom even when not cristate.

Char, I didn't realize that you were such a collector of the cristate forms! Nice!

Voila Francois is a beauty, but I am not sure it will escape the short-scape syndrome that plagues many Stamile whites. Jamaican Me Crazy was always a bit problematic here, so surprised it is doing well farther north. One never knows how much time to give a plant. Hope that Barbara Mandrell will eventually do well here.

Gorgeous Char

Wow, so many lovelies! I am trying really hard not putting anymore daylilies on wanted list. It is almost next to impossible after going through June and July Blooms Threads.

DND, sent you message.

Char and Charley, hope the weather will be more cooperative this month so that you can get many nice blooms. Looking forward to seeing everyone's blooms as my season is almost over.

@mantisOH, do you grow Great White Dove? THat is one beautiful white with tall scapes that show off the flowers very nicely.

My one and only new one for August 1:

Pumpkin Time

Calico Jack is blooming directly in front of some tiger lilies and they have decided to give Jack antennae


Sir Modred - I think this is the darkest red in my garden.


Snowflake Empress - it is funny how photos don't reflect the size of a bloom well. Snowflake Empress is a very large, almost white flower.


Bonnibrae Black Mist - another dark red, but not as dark as Sir Modred


American Freedom - opening well now that we have warm weather


Excentrique - This is another unregistered daylily. It has a huge almost white blossom.


Caline de Blues - Another of the unregistered daylies by a Quebec hybridizer. I love the eye on this one. It has a very green throat.


Prairie Belle

Gorgeous Valerie. Really like that Caline de Blues

This has been a sad season ... so compressed. There's not much left blooming at the moment but I'm hoping for some rebloom before frost since the plants are starting to push out new foliage now. Still reblooming with a little left at the moment are:


Creme Anglaise - one of mine which started 7/1 and still has a little left


Midsummer A Woman's Work - I registered this because it normally bud-builds and reblooms steadily from mid-June until frost ... not this year :-(


Morning Sky - another of mine that's a rebloomer and bud-builder. I'm not sure what it's doing at the moment, but there is still a little bloom left.


Margo Reed's Red Hill - always a wonderful splash of color in the late season border


Rosy Lights - either has another bloom or two or just finished


Say Hello to Hans by Herrington - this has nice rebloom scapes getting ready to show me more color within the week


Vanilla Stella getting ready to rebloom. I got this to hopefully use with my reblooming diploids. It came as a very small plant last year and I'm hoping one more year in the ground will allow it to show me the full potential it has to rebloom prolifically. I really wanted to put it with Midsummer a Woman's Work but no success getting seeds from that cross so far.


Zen Pavillion by Margo Reed - late blooming with some blooms left at the moment

Those were all dips. Tets later.