gardenglory said:I havent seen her post since last winter, but I did get nice plants from her in the spring.

I 'spoke' to her not that long ago. She's just overwhelmingly busy and doesn't have time until things settle down for her.

If I remember properly the following was one of Tinks' favourite blooms @tink3472.

Flowering for the first time this season here

PENNY PINSLEY




J.T. DAVIS


KING KAHUNA


Some others flowering.

ADMIRALS BRAID


MOROCCAN SUMMER

I didn't know that J.T. Davis was a double. Cool! Cheerful and sunny colors on all of those!

Does your Admiral's Braid get rust?

Eeek @beckygardener. It is a mistake. Now fixed.

The data base ATP says Admirals Braid shows susceptibly. From what I have experienced, it is not a rust bucket and it appears to have some resistance.

PS 31/10/15 added, Becky, looking at the clump today I would say it is quite resistant. It has little evidence of rust and there is a rust bucket seedling 5' from it.

Penny Pinsley for me this morning.

I agree, and King Kahuna isnt looking bad himself.

Flowering for the first time this season.

NOID. I dug this out of the lawn of an uninhabited house. It was 1" high in the beginning. I have three more unknowns that are going to bloom next month. I think they will all be the same cultivar.


Maleny Rose Pride a named, unregistered seedling of Scott Alexander.


Also flowering

BILINGA. I have trouble photographing it for some reason


GINNY MITCHELL


BELA LUGOSI


JORDAN VERHAERT. It is growing on me.


EARL BARFIELD


LAKE NORMAN SUNSET tongue poking


JAN'S TWISTER


HEARTS AND LACE


42ND STREET


ROSE COLORED GLASSES


ROSE HELENA


KING LAMONI


BERTIE


HELENA SEABIRD


QUEENSLAND RED

Very nice!

That 42ND STREET is a knock-out!!! Great shots of many beautiful blooms!!!

Lake Norman Sunset has my favorite Daylily colors.

And Bertie...how could I have forgotten Bertie.

New bloom for the garden this season.

FREEDOM'S HIGHWAY



Others flowering
MOONLIT MASQUERADE


SKINWALKER


CARROT CAKE




THIN MAN


MILANESE MANGO X SEEDLING 2013 124

PARROT JUNGLE. The sweet potato has got amongst the daylilies.

Freedom's Highway is pretty.

Isn't it nice to see new blooms in the garden? I think that is partly why I am addicted to daylilies. Something new all the time to brighten the day when they finally open.

That new one is a beauty!

Oooh, color, color, color! I needed color this morning, thank you!!!

Gleni glad to know you are doing ok.
Thanks for sharing all of your beautiful blooms with us.
Stay well OUR friend !!!!!!!!

Mike, hope you are well too!. Good color this morning from Glen!!!!!

Thank you Mike too. Yes, I love going down to the garden to see what is flowering for the day. Sometimes I cheat and peek from the window above and not tackle the stairs.

Flowering for the first time this season,

'Crikey!' a named, unregistered seedling


SPACECOAST COLOUR SCHEME


NOID 88
I think this is the same as Noid 126 which only flowered for the first time for me last month. They were taken from the same yard growing in lawn.


This was NOID 126's flower today. Any idea what their identity? 41" scape; flower 6.5".


Others flowering

'Ethereal!' a named, unregistered seedling


ASH ROSIE the last bloom


BELA LUGOSI


MILANESE MANGO


DRAGON KING


J.T. DAVIS


MARY ETHEL ANDERSON


TRIAL BY FIRE


TINY PUMPKIN


SUMMER LIGHTNING


EMMAUS is looking better with each day.


KING LAMONI


This is one of my major groundcovers for between the daylilies.

Crikey