Susan I have no idea. I picked it up when I first started gardening 20 years ago. I do not know if you had a Big Box store called Hechinger. In PA it was replaced with Home Depot. I had just brought the house and it did not have any flowers and I went in there and purchased things and as BB stores go no name plants.

It is a crazy daylily. It blooms different colors depending where it is planted.

It blooms this muddy brown color in the shade. In sun it is a little brighter yellow.



I am looking for another pic. I planted it somewhere else and it actually bloomed pink and yellow. I gave it the name of Chameleon.

That is a good name! .

Finally got some pictures taken today!

Brother Stefan


Confused Angel


Inniswood


Lakeside Blue Jeans


Queen of the Sea


Tattoo

Those are really great Rose!

Very Nice Rose!! I might have to go out once it stops raining and take some pics -- I am surprised they havent floated away!

Paul,

Here is another reason to let the flowers bloom..


Winter sowed seedling from Fickle Blue Genes open pollenated seeds. I had 3 but killed the other two with kindness! Too much water...

Sorry, should have told you it's the one on the right!

I've always thought there might be an advantage in removing a bloom stalk just as it was starting from a young plant, allowing that energy to growing more plant instead of a bloom stalk. Just conjecture but it makes sense to me. It would be fun to do a double blind study.

Expanding my Hosta Bed!

Looks great Freda!

Very Nice Freda!!!!

Blossom said:Expanding my Hosta Bed!

Freda, the pine needles will help keep the slugs out of your garden. They can not slide through them. I have had great success with putting it around the hostas and this has been a great year for me, hosta wise. Now, if I can get them to stop eating the daylilies. Yes, I am in the process of putting pine needles around the beds, not every plant, but maybe in the fall I will get more. I will continue to spray the ammonia water into the crowns, they seem to like to lay eggs there. I sprayed all the ones in the bed out back and the daylilies are beautiful. Just using 20%.

I've got many blooming right now - a veritable riot of colour.

'Allegan Fog' - always blooms well but has never set seed for me. Does anyone have success with getting seed from it?


'Allan P. McConnell' border along my driveway


'Avalanche'


'Bridegroom'


'Cherry Tart' bud with friend


'Deja Blu'


'Dragon Tails'


'Fortunei Aureomarginata'


'Gemini Moon'

'Grand Tiara'


'Janet' bud


'Lemon Frost' border


'Lakeside Zinger'


'Loyalist' bud (need to photoshop the slug holes)


'Peppermint Ice' - there seem to be two distinctly different plants being sold under this name. Check out photos in the Hosta Library and the photos on the sites of various venders.


'Rainforest Sunrise'

Beautiful Hostas!

I read that 'Allegan Fog' has no viable seed.

'Rootin Tootin'


'Paul's Glory'


'White Christmas'


'Wheee!'


'Undulata Univittata'


'Sitting Pretty'


'September Sun'

Susan - someone on the Facebook American Hosta group posted a picture of a seedling from 'Allegan Fog'. But I guess one has to get seed first.

Thanks Ann! Your photos are wonderful.

Thank you Susan.

Managed to get a few more pictures today! We had cool weather here today, and I spent most of the day enjoying myself in the yard.


Guacamole blooms


Lewis and Clark buds


Mister Twister blooms


Pee Dee Goldflash buds


Fragrant Dream blooms