October 1, 2018.

There should be more blooms this week since daytime temperatures will be in the mid 70's.

Miss Elleneous

Love that name.

My very last bloom of the season. I normally don't have blooms this late in the year, but we got a lot of rain this summer. I think that was the difference.

The bloom was in the bright sunshine, so I plucked and placed on my azaleas to photograph with my phone. This was the second bloom for All or Nothing. The first was yesterday...I was out of town😠

All or Nothing In shade


All or Nothing in sunshine

I have October blooms Besides Going Bananas:
Rebloom on Soli deo Gloria

I have October blooms Besides Going Bananas:
Rebloom on Soli deo Gloria

Pretty sure this bloomed yesterday when it rained. Rebloom on Via Dolorosa. Pretty ratty but proof it bloomed

Legalily said:I have October blooms Besides Going Bananas:
Rebloom on Soli deo Gloria

I hope my Soli deo Gloria does as well. I got it earlier in the summer from a nice fb seller.

This is my first summer for it so I was very pleasantly surprised when it rebloomed

Beautiful reblooms everyone! So amazed at the amount of reblooms some are enjoying. The daylilies sure love your soil and climate, Ginny! I have only one remaining rebloom scape left. It's on a seedling. Will post when the bud opens.

Blooming in my zone 6b garden on October 2:

Last bloom on a rebloom scape of Indian Giver:


Genesta, with more blooms to come:

It's finally dry enough to go out back- and sure enough, Stela De Oro has blooms today... And I'm too lazy to go back out to take a picture...

Lovely blooms everyone. A few of mine.

Stella's Sparky

Genesta


Rosy Returns

csandt said:Blooming in my zone 6b garden on October 2:

Last bloom on a rebloom scape of Indian Giver:


Genesta, with more blooms to come:

Such lovely colors, Carol! I love these colors together. Do you have them close by each other?

WOnderful blooms, Mike! Genesta is a great late bloomer!

kousa said:
Such lovely colors, Carol! I love these colors together. Do you have them close by each other?

WOnderful blooms, Mike! Genesta is a great late bloomer!

Karen,

Thanks for pointing out the color-echo aspect of Genesta and Indian Giver. They would be nice together, but are in two different gardens.

Last fall I established a garden for very late bloomers, and Genesta is there. I wasn't expecting Indian to rebloom, so it didn't qualify for that garden. Rebloom is very rare here on my drought-prone hilltop. The abundant rain that has fallen this year is probably the cause of Indian Giver's reblooming. In the three seasons I have had it, this is the only time it has rebloomed.

Beautiful blooms all

Well this is the last bloom in our yard. It Good Juju and for a single flower it sure tried to double.

My Indian Giver for the most part doesn't Rebloom. You would have to pair a different plant with it that blooms around the same mid season time. When Genesta start blooming, Indian Giver is just about done.

I still have 3 left to bloom With all the rain not sure what will happen.

Mike, you should try freezing pollen for when seasons don't match up. I was skeptical until this year when it worked for me. Last spring it didn't take, but in a last ditch effort a month ago, the magic happened between Texas Feathered Fancy and Rose F Kennedy! It is fun and exciting

Try it yourself!

Indian Giver does not rebloom for me either but it reblooms this year for me too. Must be the rain.

Mike, I agree that IG and Genesta won't pair up well if they don't bloom at the same time.