I still have Boagie and probably will always have it!!!!

I have 2 days worth of blooms.

LARRY'S OBSESSION not much of an edge on it today.


HEAVENLY CURLS the best it has looked in 3 years


LINDA BECK


OPEN HEARTH giving a poly bloom


LEMON FRINGED PASTEL FFOE


SWEET SURPRISE a small 3 to 4" bloom


LAKE NORMAN SPIDER


STRAWBERRY CANDY


MEMORIES OF OZ


TRAHLYTA


WIND FRILLS


SHUFFLE THE DECK


GET JIGGY not much of a pattern today


PRICKLED PETALS


WESTBOURNE VISIONS


PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN trying to double


HARMONY RUFFLES looking more pink than yellow today


TROPICAL ROMANCE


NAVAJO PRINCESS


GOLDEN TEAR DROPS



EVERMORE LIGHTS


THAIS


Some of the pictures posted upside down for some reason.

Cindy, I love your picture of the poly Open Hearth!

Over the last few days, I've captured a bunch of pictures of my blooming daylilies...

This first one is a seedling I got this weekend along with a bunch of other daylilies, so I forgot what she looked like. Today, she put on quite a show and now I am smitten all over again!

Seedling




Black Plush




Ruby Spider




Unknown Seedling (very old variety...possibly a Challenger relative or Stout crossing of some sort)




Evening Enchantment




Olallie Keith Stone's Sunset (a color changer)




Starman's Quest




The other photos are still on my phone, but I might post them later.

How is anyone supposed to choose favorites from such beautiful pictures. I was drooling so much I was afraid th keyboard was going to short out!

@DogsNDaylilies


Unknown Seedling (very old variety...possibly a Challenger relative or Stout crossing of some sort)




Looks a lot like Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Autumn Red')
This time of year the blooms are color faded when the open, on my fans anyway...


Have a great day all!

shive1 said:Claudia, Karen, Cindy, and Leslie - Fighting Fire has just been fabulous. I bought only one fan, and it quickly split into four. It's reblooming right now on a scape with 20 buds. And more scapes are on the way. It is definitely my favorite new one, and possibly my favorite of nearly 700 I grow. It's too bad the hybridizer's photo doesn't show the true red color. It's an outstanding red that can really take the heat. There has not been one bad bloom. And that's saying a lot considering how much rain we've had and my on again off again thrip problem.

That one just may have to one the want list. I just love reds!

ZACHARY HICKEY - Doorakian 2013. This was the FFO a few days ago. It has a much nicer bloom open this morning but it's rained out...

Oh my, Zachary Hickey is beautiful James!

So many nice ones being posted. It is hard to believe that the season (for me, at least) is on the down swing.

Cindy - Your Larry's Ob. doesn't have much of an edge, but at least it's not splotchy and it has super color. I like your Harmony Ruffles and Evermore Lights too!

Dogs - That black red seedling looks like a winner. Is it a tet, and does it have a large bloom?

In my garden, the earlies are through, and MLs and Lates are taking center stage.

Kentucky Lucky with twins on ffo


All of My Love to You


El Desperado


Baja California, still going like the Energizer Bunny


August Frost


Willow Dean Smith


Seedling I call "Valentine Sweetheart"

Wow!

Debra, Larry's Obsession had a better edge last year. Maybe because this was a FFO.

Wow! Such beauties!!! And I want sooooooo many of them!!!

Debra, I love your seedling "Valentine Sweetheart" !

just a couple FFO's to add today...

Wineberry Candy


Prairie Blue Eyes



And just cause I like this one...
Rhythm and Hues...

Betty - Thanks for the seedling love!

Debra, the thumbs up was for all the blooms you posted...the acorn is for Valentine Sweetheart. Fantastic flower!

FFO Westbourne Granny's Bonnet

Paint It Black

Change Of Heart

Siloam Leo Sharp

Malaysian Monarch

Rob - Thanks so much for the thumb and the acorn. I'm hoping "Valentine Sweetheart will develop good enough stats to register. At this point - 3rd year - it has 15-16 buds and a 6 inch bloom. It's in a too-crowded seedling bed that no longer gets enough sun, so scape height varies from 23-26 inches. I had hoped to get it in an evaluation bed this spring, but weeks of rain and weeks of killer heat prevented that. I'm still hoping to get my raised beds built before fall.

Debra, Your clump shots are a real treat and Fighting Fire is the clearest red self and just stunning . I know you must be thrilled with your seedling.

There are so many cv's which I've never seen before; Grimhild, Zachary Hickey, Chaotic Symmetry, WB Granny's Bonnet, Downriver Butterfly and quite a few others. It's a real kick to see what everyone is growing. I wonder every morning when I go out to see new beauties if all of you are walking your gardens at the same time. We all come here to report and wonder what the next day brings.

Here are a few of mine from the last two days...not sure of the name of some because I bought without labels.

CINDY,

I love LEMON FRINGED PASTEL. It is on my "want list."

Here are some that have bloomed over the past few days:

RUNAWAY ROMANCE


VELVET THUNDER




STAR OF INDIA



KIRSTEN'S CORSAGE





CHESAPEAKE CRABLEGS





Thanks for looking.

David

shive1 said:
Dogs - That black red seedling looks like a winner. Is it a tet, and does it have a large bloom?

The hybridizer told me the parentage this weekend but I had to email her and ask for it again, so hopefully I will know more soon. It is almost undoubtedly Tet because that's all the hybridizer really crosses anymore. (In my garden, I've dubbed the daylily "Becky's Curls" just to identify her.) She's on the tall side--maybe 40" (I haven't measured yet)--which probably makes her my tallest. Tall is not a trait I'm hybridizing for, but I had to have her anyway. I'm glad you like her!