Heavenly White Lightening--very nice late bloom and there might be one more:

WB Mom's Cinnamon Rolls--and more to come

There is only one cultivar in my garden that puts on a good show theese days:

Suzy Cream Cheese - after a really cold night on a cold and rainy day

Rebloom on Elfin Reflection

Nightlily said:There is only one cultivar in my garden that puts on a good show theese days:

Suzy Cream Cheese - after a really cold night on a cold and rainy day

You seem to be moving towards fall already there. How high up are you? tucked into mountains? Here we had our first winter snowfall this morning, although by noon it was all gone. From the forecast, it would seem that although equinox is just three weeks ahead, spring is going to take a long time to get here! not until mid November the least. Climate change?

Arturo

hampartsum said:

You seem to be moving towards fall already there. How high up are you? tucked into mountains? Here we had our first winter snowfall this morning, although by noon it was all gone. From the forecast, it would seem that although equinox is just three weeks ahead, spring is going to take a long time to get here! not until mid November the least. Climate change?

Arturo

Our garden is situated in the southeast of the Alps in a region where the climate is influenced by the adriatic sea (the border to Slovenia and Hungary is not far away - wineyards are common, figs are growing and the Alps you can see far away on the horizon). I'm not sure how you quote height above sea level in the US - in Europe it's about 320m where we live.

Usually we have long warm summers - in normal years (quite seldom now) the first daylilies flower at the end of April - peak bloom is at the end of June and the last flowers open in October. Frost or snow arrives in December (coldest nights in Jannuary with 10°F at night) - but the last 10 years snowfalls were scarcer and the winter was dryer than before. Climate change is a challenge for gardening here - we now had two years with frosty nights in May (very unusual) - no fruits on the trees, not a single cherry!

So good to see folks posting bloom images! There's around 25 - 30 cv's still blooming here and some seedlings. A few rebloom scapes popping up. I would have thought with 17" of rain in July there would be more scapes coming up. Oh well, here's a few August blooms from the sorted folders....

These first 5 had LFO this week...

Mission Control


Texas Blue Eyes


Tonight's the Night


Wacky Wednesday


and Wild Hair


These 3 still have some buds left to go..

The Last Drop


Through a Glass Darkly


and Vanishing Mist

@Nightlily, Thank you Sue for your explanation. We measure with the widespread metric system here too. I'm in almost 800 mts above sea level and although in Argentina, really close to the border with Chile, and perhaps barely 250 km away from the cold Pacific Ocean. My most hindering condition is the lack of warmth in summer. However I do grow quite a few daylilies, although my existing older clumps are all noids. The newer ones are mixed with recent un-named cultivars and a few named ones that I have added this past season.Too soon to see results yet.
Arturo

Blooming this morning. Bitsy and Genesta were also blooming. Didn't get pics of those.
Heavenly United We Stand

War Horse

Prince of Camelot

Final Touch

Broken Chains

Fred's Red

Kingdom Bound

FFE on Every Knee Shall Bow.

Blood Sweat and Tears

for the acorn, Betty!

You're - it's a beauty!

Well, it looks like I will have blooms again till at least September this year.
'Grace From Above': This bloom is only about half the normal size.

'Orange Velvet' : This plant sent up a late rebloom scape and has had some nice blooms.

'South Sea Enchantment': I do believe the reblooms have been larger and prettier than the first bloom scapes.

'Missouri Memories': Still sending out nice blooms.

'Bonnie Corley': Still showing beautiful blooms.

'Hot Wheels': One of the brightest blooms in the garden this morning.

'Grand Palais': One of just a few blooms this plant has had this year.

'Half Moon Key': Very colorful this morning.

'Westward Wind': A very large bright bloom.

'Mrs. William Kemble du pont': I have a few still like this that have sent up late scapes with buds.

I too have a few scapes with buds that I'm eagerly awaiting…
Char… Wacky Wednesday! I must have it! When you get enough of it, keep me posted!
Meanwhile, the usual suspects

Rocky Hill Road



Caramel and Honey



Sandra Elizabeth



Ming Toy



Stevens Seedling



Cheeky Cherry




My Angel



Coffee Frenzy



Garden Visitor

Tequila and Lime flowers since 6th of July - still buds


Late Summer Rose - not registered, a very rare and very late flowering cultivar I got from UK, large flowers - parent of some of my best seedlings


Suzy Cream Cheese - still going strong


Weather is cold like end of September now - some cultivars don't mind.

I had three blooms this morning....

Can't Touch This. received from Schreiners a few weeks ago.



Fifth Order on rebloom



Don't Touch That, received from Schreiners a few weeks ago.

Wow, what bright bold colors Pat! I know you like them that way.

Larry, I love Bonnie Corley. It's gorgeous.

Beautiful late blooms, everybody, really enjoying the show--I must say Suzy Cream Cheese is impressive.

Sweeten Creek with raindrops on the bloom two days ago

Sweeten Creek today with two nice blooms--there are about nine more buds left on the scape.

Hemerocallis 'Bittersweet August' 8/2021 Daylily- (Schwarz-B., 2009) Tall Orange Daylily , Mature size: 45", 8in. Orange with rouge chevron., USDA Hardiness Zone 4, Michigan Bloom Week ISO WW29, In Garden Bed S3,3,0 for 23 MONTHS (Bedmaker). Planted in 2019.

AHS: Bittersweet August (Schwarz-B., 2009)
height 45 in.(114 cm), bloom 8 in.(20 cm), season La, Dormant, Tetraploid, 30 buds, 5 branches, Unusual Form Crispate, Orange with rouge chevron. (unknown × unknown)

2020 notes: only about 1 foot high, but flower is a good 8 inches. Reasonable for a plant that has only been in the ground fo 337 days. Registered at 45 inches. At that height and an 8 inch flower, this will be a substantial plant. Flower color is an attractive orange that commands attention. 2021 note: still in bloom in August.

Photo by F.D.Richards, SE Michigan. Additional photos of this plant from 2019, 20, 21:

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I'm sure you're tired of seeing these rock bottom remainders…


Rocky Hill Road



Caramel and Honey



Stevens seedling



Sandra Elizabeth




These are two different G Wild plants on different parts of the Hill. But they look the same and bloom at the same time. I think I have to face an annoying fact. G Wild just dug up any old thing they wanted to get rid of, slapped a label on it ( regardless of reality) and shipped it out, assuming people wouldn't notice. I have so many plants that came in completely the wrong color, size or shape for the plant that they were supposed to be that I am giving up and pronouncing them all NOIDS. At least these bloom crazy late.




How much is that Albus in the Window?



Ligularia Desdemonda from inside my garage