New ones from the last few days:
Chireno, Beaufort Slim Pitkin, Jungle Princess

Lady Violet Eyes, Kingdom Border, Purple de Oro

Woodside Ruby, Rose Emily, Street Urchin

EMMA'S CURLS Falck 2012

LILLIAN'S FOREVER SIMPLE 2006

JIMMY SMELLY Rea 2014

LILLIAN'S FRINGE BENFITS 2006

LILLIAN'S SWEET THANG 2003

RED SERENITY Rea 2014

WARM UP THE BUS Rea B 2012

SUBURBAN BIG MA Watts 2001

SUBURBAN BARRY BROWN Watts 2008

SUBURBAN PETE Watts 2013

THE POWER OF PEACE Grace 2013

Took photos really early this morning in overcast and colors are not quite as alive as now. Close enough, though.

Marse Connell EDITED TO ADD: Have to click on this one for full view


Moses' Fire


Quilt Patch


Oktoberfest


Sturm und Drang. Fades in Texas sun, but I love the name.


Dragon's Orb. Have to click on this one for full view.

Love 'em all Debra! that group shot of Marse Connell is really nice.

AMERICAN CLASSIC Trimmer 2014


LITTLE MUCHA MINTO Stamile-Pierce 2014


STENCILED INFUSION Pierce 2014

A little cupping due to a rather cool morning.

THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE Grace 2013

Slowly but surely coming around. The color on this one first thing in the morning is absolutely divine!

Very nice James. Thanks for sharing. You could also share some of that cool morning air.

Seedling I got from Trimmer. I am definitely going to have to ask him the cross as I plan to use it; the bloom has to be about 9"-10"


BEGIN TO WONDER DeVito 2014


BOAR BRISTLES Hansen 2012


CRIMSON REFLECTIONS Trimmer 2014


FRIED GREEN TOMATOES Herrington 2013


GOLDEN TICKET DeVito 2013 fall


JURASSIC PINK Stamile-Pierce 2012


MIA BELLA OF GASCONE Gaskins 2013


MIDNIGHT CASTLE Pierce 2014


RED RAGAMUFFIN


SISTER MAGIC 5x5 poly George J 2013


STAR'S TRACK Harry 2014


VAMPIRE FISH Gossard 2014


WISE WHISKERS Lambertson 2014

chalyse said:Esculenta: latin for "edible" ... must be one of the original species plants used in Asian cuisine (though not necessarily recommended for consumption following research indicating there may be some fatal toxic events that can occur).

History lesson from a beautiful, pristine flower ... thanks, Hans!

An interesting finding, but who will tell the beetles, which always destroy my flowers. ;-)

Well, poison is not a question of type of material, special more of dose - don´t tell the beetles.

Michele, I love the seedling in the first photograph. It is a beauty for sure!

I also love that seedling Michele and Red Ragamuffin is fantastic!!!

The first seedling is excellent.

Michele...What a feast for the eyes this morning. I, too, love the Trimmer sdlg. Gorgeous. I also like your Jurrassic Pink, and Fried Green Tomatoes. So glad I purchased 'Red Ragamuffin' this Spring...nice bouquet of blooms, Michele.

The Friday and Saturday photos above are amazingly beautiful! Thanks for sharing your photos!

Here's my whopper sized Trimmer seedling (7-8 inches)


JEANNE DEAVER'S DREAM


PUMPKIN PARK


AERIAL APPLIQUE


APPLIQUE group

Nice Debra!!! I always love seeing your flowers.

Michele, if you wouldn't mind asking him about Crimson Reflections, too .... ?

Hans, you've given me a great idea ... I will set up a food stand for the ants at my house, with a very clear and prominent sign ... "all you can eat buffet, no waiting!"

Debra, I would love to know what you are fertilizing with; it is clearly something your daylilies are very fond of!

Two new FFO:
Cindy's Eye:


Rose Emily:

Great pic of MIDNIGHT CASTLE Michele! I had a few ugly FFOs today, including 2 on MIDNIGHT CASTLE but nothing worth photographing.