Daylily parade in Greenville..

Beautiful, Lindsey. Mine are all done except for this one:

Jim

Lady Neva? Beautiful show in Greenville!

Love the day lillies. Mine have just put out buds, but the plants look healthy, in spite of an infestation of lilly leaf eating beatles. I got them before they ate too much!

Kathy, everything looks beautiful. The kids must have been very impressed!
I hope that you have a wonderful day tomorrow!

Beautiful, Lindsey! Mine are about finished for now, but are all rebloomers. Hope I can get rid of the thrips before they start up again. Every year, a new pest!

I am wondering if someone might show orchids that might not be of photo quality? Like me, I don't have those but the ones I have, I'm proud of due to the time and patience I've spent on them.
I challenge anyone to show some really bad ones instead of the show quality one where people can ooh and ahh. Lee

Lee, I will post a few. The plants are really pretty good, but my photography...not so much!

Whenever I get a new camera my pics are awful for a while!!!

I looked up Lady Neva and I don't think it is a match. Good try however. I do wish I knew the name of it.

Here is another crepe myrtle in the sky:


A couple of hibiscus:


Dwarf poinciana (love this flower)


Amorphophalls Foilage doing nicely


Rosin weed from the yellow garden

I really love that crepe myrtle every time you post it, Jim. I can see why you love the dwarf poinciana!

Beautiful Daylilies!

And Jim, what a wonderful selection! The Amorphophallus foliage is something else, I love it!
I do need a Crepe Myrtle!

Beautiful daylily show, Lindsey, yummy colors!
Jim, all beauties! Love the Amor! And the colors and form of the poinciana are outstanding!

That poinciana is like a carnival girl..swirling her skirt with reckless abandon!

Thanks all. Here are some more.

Jim

Butterfly Pea Vine, Mascagnia macroptera


Hydrangea


Cheries jubilee allamanda


Native lantana


Swamp hibiscus


Longan coming along nicely


Lychee is almost ready


Scarlet milkweed for the butterflies


Bromeliads taking card of themselves in all of the trees where I stuck them.


Blue plumbago


Golden dewdrop (Duranta)


The Florida petunia is doing well atop the rain barrel


Finally, a Janice favorite, the Dortmund rose.

Nice!!!
That Lychee is reaching out to me! Yum!

Wonderful jim. Love the yellow pea vine.

Ha! The way it is growing, it just may be in your garden before long.

Jim

About 30 people came through yesterday. They came in steady waves and most of them got my personal tour. I only took 2 photos! I'm also tired of hearing myself talk.

I am sure your visitors enjoyed the tour very much!