Lisa, I like all of those, but I LOVE The Troll Under The Bridge. Thank you for posting the photos.

Here are a few more. How could I have forgotten ICE WATER and COLD BEAR RAPPORT?

COMPLICATED and PLANET MAX:

PROOF and ROCKET SCIENCE (both Jim's)

ROCKY HORROR and RUNNING LATE:

SALMON CHANTED EVENING and SASKATOON, both Margo's.

SERIOUSLY PURPLE (Jims) and SIMMERING ELEPHANTS:

SCARLETT'S WEB was the first one I brought from Margo a long time ago, and THANKS MISTER WIZARD:

TOODLELOO KANGAROO and PALE BEHEMOTH:

TROPICAL DEPRESSION and UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT

WHITE CHOCOLATE. It is fitting to close with this one, as it is another favorite!

Loving this thread!

Want list keeps growing

All so pretty. I love this thread too!

Beautiful pictures on this thread!

The reason I got into the Murphy/Reed intros is because of the late and extra late bloomers. I wasn't interested in the regular season bloomers, just want extra lates to extend the bloom season. And they have lots of nice choices for that.

There were actually a few that I don't grow at this past weekend's Region 3 meeting.
HEAT LIGHTNING is an older one of Margo's that I always meant to grow.

Jim's TORNADO ALLEY and ZERO TO SIXTY got my attention also.

This is an older picture taken at Woodhenge of Jim's WIRED - this is a true spider, as you can tell by looking.

Oh, I wish I had a lot of room and energy and a big balance in my checkbook! This thread is full of plants I would add! I just love spidery, and tall, and Margo and Jim are such nice people, I'd love to grow all their plants! I've grown a few through the years and they did really well here.

Great job on the intro Char!!!

And, thanks to everyone who has added more photos!

Here's a photo showing three Woodhenge intros together: Trance towering over Shelby and Jim's TNT to the right.

Debra, what is that mammoth in the middle of the photo?

Here are some from today:

Just Jessie


Shelby

The images are beautiful as always! Only two of Margo's growing here, sorry, I'm not that big a spider/uf fan but do enjoy the lightness of the blooms mixed in with the rounder forms. Thinking I should add Shelby to my want list for planting into my dog bed. We had a sheltie years ago named Shelby.

Here are my two...

Gnarly Gnome



Unidentified Flying Object



and a very spidery Scarlett's Web taken during a Region 4 garden tour

I had not noticed SHELBY before this thread. It is a beauty... Another that I wish I had room for!

I used to grow Scarlett's Web. Did really well here.

Lisa - Sorry! I meant to identify all three in the photo. The mammoth is Trance, which is much taller than the others, but not that much larger a flower than Shelby, whose two blooms flank it. To the right is a clump of Jim's TNT. By the way, your Shelby looks so much pinker than mine. When I first saw Shelby bloom last year, I was sure I had been sent the wrong plant. But I guess it just looks a bit different in my climate.

Debra

WOW! I've got a whole new appreciation for skinny daylilies! I think these have some of the best names ever, as well. I was laughing at so many of them! I think my two favorites are Shelby and Just Jessie. Stunning! But, I love the rest of them too! I need to get some of these!

shive1 said:Lisa - Sorry! I meant to identify all three in the photo. The mammoth is Trance, which is much taller than the others, but not that much larger a flower than Shelby, whose two blooms flank it. To the right is a clump of Jim's TNT. By the way, your Shelby looks so much pinker than mine. When I first saw Shelby bloom last year, I was sure I had been sent the wrong plant. But I guess it just looks a bit different in my climate.

Debra

OK, so the apparent size difference is just the perspective. Thanks Debra. I have blooms that change color here depending on where they're planted and how much sun they get! Sky Over Schuyler is light lavender in the sun and in too much shade it looks like this. I have to move it, all the scapes are leaning way over trying to reach the sun! What was a sun garden is turning into a shade garden thanks to the weeping cherry tree.

FLIGHT OF ORCHIDS is gorgeous!! I used to have Creature Of The Night but it tended to flop on me so I gave it away. I have always loved Margo Reed Indeed and Dancing Giraffes too.

Here's SURFIN DUDE, one of Jim's late bloomers:

Very pretty!!!

Oh my, these photos from this bunch of enablers.....