Me, too! That is one nice flower, Tina.

Thanks! Just two new visitors today:

Little Clown


Double Pompon


these dormants are starting to crumble my resolve to keep only semi-and-evergreens ... *sigh* :}

Double Pompon is still one of my favorites

i wasn't expecting...so delicately charged with magic...so subtly blended...made me a bit weak in the knees ...

I like that one too.

I do like that color blending/shading, too, Tina.
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Continuing with the looks-different theme - all four photos were taken within a 10 minute timeframe:

Snake in the Grass Boo. First one is in a much more shaded area, second photo is facing due east.


Scarlet Orbit. First one facing east, second one facing north.

Most delightful comparison pictures!

Gorgeous blooms everyone!!!

Without a doubt, my favorite name out of all of them is Munchy Crunchy! It's stunning, too!

RUBY AND EMERALD - This one has become a favorite here!


TET GREEN TREAT - And I was also able to capture both the dip and tet versions together at the same time for a comparison photo, and the tet conversion is the one on top.


RATTLESNAKE RAKE


PLAYFUL PIRANHA


XYLOPHONE JAZZ


NEON SUNSHINE


OSCAR'S CHOICE


KENNESAW MOUNTAIN HAYRIDE - Love this beauty!


TET OUT OF THE BLUE


STAR CHILD


FAMILY HIERLOOM


SECRET FAMILY RECIPE - Chartreuse edges!


HOT LAVA

Betty, I LOVE Star Child! Don't remember ever seeing one like it.

Those are beautiful Betty

Thank you! STAR CHILD is one of Grace Stamiles little ones, with a 3-1/2" flower. And isn't it a little beauty?

It sure is a beauty Betty!!!

My, it is good blossom.

Ruby & Emerald & Hot Lava.

Must re-evaluate GREEN TREAT! Great photo of the blooms Betty!

Today's new visitor:

Handwriting on the Wall (7 am, 56 degrees, deep shade garden)



I used to wonder where all of the "bloody" and "henna" type names came from ...



... who else but Linda Beck slimed me this morning with a spent blossom when I reached in to take pictures ... ... I'm packing her up for my hairdresser, she'll know what might help with that!

Fresh photo from my garden this morning of Cranberry Eyed Picotee.

As you might have guessed looking at my photo, we've got a little spat of rain drizzle in Kingsport, Tn. today.

While CEP may not be a new daylily, it's certainly new to me -and I'm learning I really like the bolder colors ...and ruffles....Lord, give me ruffles!

;)

I like the colors in that one, MissMimie.


Handsome Devil


Sanford Winery


NOID that is going to Florida


Dracula. Love the richness of color.


Seedling (Starman's Quest x Lady Neva) x Margo Reed Indeed