Wow! What a fantastic showing of gorgeous daylilies, everybody!

Deryll, with everyone that your black toothy seedling is a knockout! Just stunning!

Avedon, you have so many beautiful daylilies! Too many favorites to name.

Ken, love your walkway and hibiscus! Your Stenciled di Fresco is super nice. Wish mine would bloom like that! It has been struggling in my garden for the past 3 years and had not bloomed. I bought it as a double fan but it had decreased to a single fan over the years.

Ken - Like Karen, I'm in awe of your Stenciled di Fresco and your hibiscus plants! Thanks for sharing your prettiest faces.

shive1 said:Ken - Like Karen, I'm in awe of your Stenciled di Fresco and your hibiscus plants! Thanks for sharing your prettiest faces.

I bought Stenciled di Fresco last year from TNrocks on the LA. It shipped on April 30, FFE was on August 18. It rebloomed (or had a later scape) on September 3. It's a beauty for sure.

2021 maiden bloom year seedlings, some beauties this year

I-17 (Great White Dove x Dr Celia Stump)


I-93 (Angelique Fringes x Something In My Teeth)


I-408 ((Unbridled Spitit x Shattered Glass) x Fringy)


I-543-A ((Ruffled Strawberry Parfait x Fantastic Fringe) x Thistles and Thorns)


I-574 (Passtor Z x Vampire Academy)


I-580 (Pastor Z x Wolfman) pod siblings





I-597 (Laranja x DR Celia Stump)


I-600 (Dragon Fang x Fangs To You) Pod siblings





I-606 (Violet Victory x Thistles and Thorns)


I-623 (Venus Flytrap x Larry's Twilight Bite)


I-655 (Hooked On You x Men In Black)


I-666 ((Ruffled Strawberry Parfait x Something In My Teeth) x Black Wolf)


I-672-A (Buddy's Vampire Lady x Venus Flytrap)


I-694 (Forestlake Briar Patch x Dad's Black Gold)


I-697 (Vampire Bat x Bearded Dragons) pod siblings, the crested look is stable, single fan plant



I-739 [I-25-A ((Denim and Lace x Thistles and Thorns) x Black Wolf)


I-742 (Larry''s Twilight Bite x Buddy's Vampire Lady) only had one bloom that crested, but she was a beauty, My favorite toothy from 2021



I-747 ((Angelique Fringes x (Randy Stephens x Rosy Spiketail) x Black Wolf)


I-801 (Men In Black x Dad's Black Gold) darkest colored toothy

Wow, Ed. Those are some beauties!

Thanks Vickie

Very nice collection ED.

Thanks Mike

Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but this is the prettiest face in my yard.
He is a Russian-blue (I think). He is not mine. Possibly a stray. But doubtful as he is super-friendly and seems very well turned out.
We have been buddies for a couple months now. I give him cat-snacks and milk, and we both take turns to chase squirrels.
He appears in the morning for a snack, and again before sunset. I make sure not to overfeed him as I have no wish to lure him away from any real owner who may be out there. But a tad worried as winter draws near he may actually be homeless (we have a family member allergic to cats so he cannot enter the house - as he keeps trying to).
Anyhow, usually whenever I am out dabbing pollen he rushes me and tries to trip me up from all his friendly rubbing at my ankles. He purrs like a chainsaw. So now at home I have a massive bag of dry cat-food, cat toys and a cat brush (he keeps rolling around everywhere to scent his new territory - better than peeing which he never does - so gets in a mess with leaves and twigs). It is said from one of the many cat articles I have now read that Russian blues train the owners rather than the other way round. As his friend I can totally understand.



You might say we are gardening buddies. Although he has attacked a few blooms as I was trying to dab, thinking it a fun game. Kids, eh?

He is gorgeous, Orion I wonder where he goes at night?

And he's got the extra thumb on his little mitts! I love that New England mutation, the extra toe is so cute…he probably has a real home, most feral cats are a lot cagier than that. My cats were friends with all the neighbors, in the days before coyotes were so prevalent. I can't let them out any more. Not after I lost two in three months in 2015. I passed a pile of red fur in my yard today. Don't know what it belonged to but it was obviously a snack for some predator. Coyotes usually move in here in the summer. Lots of rabbit and squirrel dinners running around.

plasko20 said:Somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but this is the prettiest face in my yard.
He is a Russian-blue (I think). He is not mine. Possibly a stray. But doubtful as he is super-friendly and seems very well turned out.
We have been buddies for a couple months now. I give him cat-snacks and milk, and we both take turns to chase squirrels.
He appears in the morning for a snack, and again before sunset. I make sure not to overfeed him as I have no wish to lure him away from any real owner who may be out there. But a tad worried as winter draws near he may actually be homeless (we have a family member allergic to cats so he cannot enter the house - as he keeps trying to).
Anyhow, usually whenever I am out dabbing pollen he rushes me and tries to trip me up from all his friendly rubbing at my ankles. He purrs like a chainsaw. So now at home I have a massive bag of dry cat-food, cat toys and a cat brush (he keeps rolling around everywhere to scent his new territory - better than peeing which he never does - so gets in a mess with leaves and twigs). It is said from one of the many cat articles I have now read that Russian blues train the owners rather than the other way round. As his friend I can totally understand.



You might say we are gardening buddies. Although he has attacked a few blooms as I was trying to dab, thinking it a fun game. Kids, eh?

Oh my! I think I have his 'twin' brother! LOL. I have actually been owned by two of these blue/grey kitties.....sadly, my beloved Kiko passed away in March. He was the sweetest animal I have ever known. But I still have Zeus, complete with the extra toes. I love your pictures and love that you have a new gardening 'buddy'.
Zeus


Kiko (RIP)