for her discussion of the merits of using 'Alfalfa' on our daylilies to promote growth and good health. I use the 'organic meal', not the pellets, but obviously, both work wonderfully. A 50 lb. bag has lasted me 2 yrs. with some to spare. I also use it in my small mountain veggie garden. It really is amazing natural fertilizer. 
Avedon said:This morning was a real treat--triples of WB Butterfly and first bloom on Childish Dream, which to me is a larger and very beautiful version of Siloam Double Classic.
WB Butterfly Season
Childish Dream
There was the first bloom on Double Joanna, which is bigger this year, since it is beginning its second season here
Double Joanna
Jean Swann looking lovely this morning
- Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Jean Swann')
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Jean Swann
This is our latest acquition--a seedling from hybridizer Sandy Nall--she was selling last Saturday at Lilyland Daylilies and we saw this one and purchased it. It is unlike anything we have in our garden--we have named it Sundown Skies, since we often get clouds in the evening that have all these different colors.
"Sundown Skies"
Terri!! We love to see daylilies like yours; most of us have daylilies like that and really enjoy them in our gardens. Yours is a really beautiful orange/red with great frills on the edges! I'm so glad daylily invited you to join in! 
Terri! That is a beautiful daylily! Thanks for sharing the pictures! I grow that one too, but my dogs keep running over the top of it!
Just Like Candy
Mia Bella Of Gascone
Wild Horses
Jolyene Nichole above the foliage
Azure Wings
Wispy Rays
John Hawkins - JH looked the same at 8:30pm on a 88°f day
Buddy's Wild And Wonderful
Black Eyed Stella poly
Terri & Gayle
Gayle and Terri
Love the blooms, Mike! Especially Wild Horses! Mine bloomed today, and I was so excited to see it! I'll post pictures in a bit. Gale! Beautiful blooms that you have there! What is the daylily that you don't like the color on? It's a perfect looking bloom! Looks huge, too!
Terri!
