Nice ones, everyone! A few from here this morning.

Fellow


Ethereal Light (with Phlox paniculata 'Blue Paradise')


Blue-capped Cordon-bleu


Chaotic Design


Woman at the Well


Isle of Dreams

Charlemagne said:What a mess!


WELDING THE TITANIC vs. BAYLEE'S WAY

The charge of the light brigade.

Charley

OK, a confession; this photo is altered, fiddled with, manipulated, improved. I didn't touch the blooms but the background in the original image looked like an impenetrable jungle of fleabane, husk tomato, sun flower, and perennial grass. Since it was backlit, there were deep shadows and brilliant highlights making it impossible to focus on anything.

So I carefully removed or reduced as much of the visual 'noise' as I could. It took about thirty minutes to do and resulted in an image that at least wouldn't crash your computer when you opened it.

Mea culpa.

Charley

Wonder of it All rebloom, still catches itself a little.

Amethyst Sunset

Lady Neva


Big Smile


Genesta poly

Yes I'm a sucker for this daylily. It is so whimsical and it's about to enter the way-back garden. I have read comments regarding how weak the scape is but if you look you will see one scape with two blooms and three large buds standing straight up. It beats the heck out of a Stout winner that I will dig up and dispose of this year. It is also very late and as you can see will extend my bloom season

MASCARA SNAKE


Bachman - 2002
Late
Zone 4a
57" Bloom 9"

Charley - with no shame

I guess I need the Snake:)

Mascara Snake is just about done blooming for me. It leans horribly, but because it is late, I've decided to keep it and put up a small fence to hold up the scapes. Something I said I would not do,

blue23rose said:Mascara Snake is just about done blooming for me. It leans horribly, but because it is late, I've decided to keep it and put up a small fence to hold up the scapes. Something I said I would not do,

For plants like this I use this solution: it's a system with sticks in several heights with a shiftable holder for a metal ring - this ring is available also in different diameters. It's all green and does not attract attention - works for years. Maybe you can get something similar?

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A fried of mine uses it on Mascara Snake - that's where I get the pollen from; at the moment I have not enought space vor another leaner.

Thanks for the pics of those supports, Sue. I will have to use something, I guess. As you can see, a few scapes are almost on the ground. I put Mascara Snake in this fence corner because I knew it was tall and wanted it to be a focal point for the corner. Was thinking about just stringing a rope loosely around the clump and tying it to the fence.

August 4 on Daylily Hill

Stevens seedling



Ming Toy



Sandra Elizabeth



NOID



Citizen of Heaven, wonky rebloom


Unique Purple



Pineapple Bliss



Funny Valentine



Doll House



Cheeky Cherry


LFO White Frost



Holiday Delight



Laughing Child



NOID, probably Acres of Angels



Majestic Move


Real Wind



Grape Magic



Huckleberry Candy



Lime Frost



Ming Porcelain


Buttered Popcorn



El Desperado



Pizza Crust



More Laughing Child



Blueberry Breakfast


Early Snow with bee




NOID with interesting color break



Unkie



Hot Town


Not Daylilies





The day I left, Spacecoast Behavior Pattern

Just single blooms here and there now. These are some since August 1st.

Apple Tart


Bermuda Coral - new this year, so scape is short, but hoping to extend the season by adding this and other lates.


Carol Sing - also new this year on a short scape. Supposed to be late also.


Debbie Parrella


Eyes Bright - started blooming on 6/26/21 and still has one or two buds left.


Hakuna Matata


In High Regard - listed a late. Started blooming around 7/9/21 and I believe these are the last blooms on 8/2/21.


King of Swing


My Wish Tonight - last bloom on 8/6/21


Running Late - Love that the scapes on this one are just budding when everything else is done. First bloom was on 7/17/21


Sailor Sky - first bloom 6/26... last bloom 8/2/21


Small World The Grand Finale - a leaner, but heck, I'll take anything that doesn't start blooming until 7/18 even though it was a short season. It is already done, but maybe it will improve with age.


Sunset Mesa- first bloom 7/12. This was probably its last bloom on 8/6/21. Awesome sturdy scapes and I need to give this one more room to show off the gorgeous coloring.


Tommie Lee Joiner-another late that I almost got rid of and am glad that I didn't.

blue23rose said:Thanks for the pics of those supports, Sue. I will have to use something, I guess. As you can see, a few scapes are almost on the ground. I put Mascara Snake in this fence corner because I knew it was tall and wanted it to be a focal point for the corner. Was thinking about just stringing a rope loosely around the clump and tying it to the fence.

I fully agree - this needs a solution! Good luck for finding a good looking one.

Looking great, Vickie

Some of mine that are still blooming.

Tranquil Tiger


Elfin Reflection


Doctor Who


Westbourne Sweet Dew Drops


Westbourne Mom's Designer Clothes


Boo Moon


Bit of Blue

blue23rose said:Thanks for the pics of those supports, Sue. I will have to use something, I guess. As you can see, a few scapes are almost on the ground. I put Mascara Snake in this fence corner because I knew it was tall and wanted it to be a focal point for the corner. Was thinking about just stringing a rope loosely around the clump and tying it to the fence.

Vickie - I have the same problem with Creature of the Night. I have it planted by a fence, but that's not the solution. I, too, think the ring supports might work - or a few of them per clump.

By the way, do you sell plants?

JEWELED FOR ROYALTY (Guy Pierce, 2021) - FFE


I just received this bareroot plant from Floyd Cove's summer sale at the beginning of July, and here is its first bloom -- on a very short scape, and the only bud that survived -- but at least I can see its beautiful coloring and I can't wait to see it bloom next year!

Ego



Date with an Angel

Vickie - I found your garden site. Sorry, I've been there - so embarrassing! May I blame it on my seniority!

These two keep sending out blooms on my deck. One an award-winner; the other oughta be.

Dorothy and Toto



Solomon's Sunrise

Erroneous post copied from the OT thread;

Interesting bloom, I cannot get it to divide but then that is endemic at my place.

EMERALD TOUCANET at what we call sunrise.

Lambertson - 2013
Early Mid
Zone 4a
42" - 5" bloom



"What's still blooming at your place?"

Charley

KYgal said:Vickie - I found your garden site. Sorry, I've been there - so embarrassing! May I blame it on my seniority!

@KYgal, not a problem at all! I totally understand because on this site we talk to so many people from so many places that it is easy to forget who does what, where, and when, lol!

I've never sold my daylilies, but have been giving it some thought. Have only done a few trades and purchases with others from this site. Just yesterday, I dropped off eight daylilies to my hairdresser that I totally removed from my flower beds and told her that if she didn't want them all, give them to anybody who wants them.

Lavender Fairy Tales (Thomas)


One Last Pie


Yada Yada Yella