@Pat236 Your little friend is a red headed bush cricket, Phyllopalpus pulchellus. A vivacious musician!

Everyone's blooms look so magnificent! The colors are so effervescent!
You should be so proud of your gardening skills and your plants!
Special note: Charley you really kicked it up a notch! Amber has the beautiful inside arrangement going on! Photography will never be the same. Great jobs! May everyone and their family be surrounded by joy, generosity, and serenity! May all pets be blessed!

Lovely color on 'There's A Place'!

I discovered another rebloom scape coming up, this one on 'Nancy Billingslea'!



Such riches, these rebloom scapes! Especially on NB, which is grown in a bed with absolutely horrid soil and afternoon sun exposure, where many plants struggle just to stay alive. I am amazed.

The very last bloom on Cradle of Bethlehem:

Wow....

LarryR said:The very last bloom on Cradle of Bethlehem:

Gorgeous! Can't wait to see what mine does next year

Legalily said:Final two on my NOID white. Wish I knew what it is it's been a great bloomer.

This was a couple weeks ago

I was going through all of my notes and charts last night and found out this is Solar Moonglow. Still have the original order from Dutch Gardens; HOWEVER several I purchased through them at the same time, Night Meteor, Plum Cake and this one for sure are not on the database and I can't find them listed anywhere Is this normal?

Bloom is just about done. Found a few left.

LINDA BECK



ANGEL'S SMILE



CARMEN RENEE



FRANS HAL



GENESTA (first bloom ever, Thanks Mike!!!)

Altheabyanothername said:@Pat236 Your little friend is a red headed bush cricket, Phyllopalpus pulchellus. A vivacious musician!

Everyone's blooms look so magnificent! The colors are so effervescent!
You should be so proud of your gardening skills and your plants!
Special note: Charley you really kicked it up a notch! Amber has the beautiful inside arrangement going on! Photography will never be the same. Great jobs! May everyone and their family be surrounded by joy, generosity, and serenity! May all pets be blessed!

Thank you my dear....he sure was pretty!

@Legalily - I checked the AHS database for two of those (I'm lazy), and they aren't listed there either.

My best guess is that these plants were never registered, and are being sold under the "garden names" of the originator. You can contact the nursery where you got them from, and inquire.

That is too bad, because somewhere down the line someone may register a daylily under those names, and then there is potential for confusion.

Case in point: 'Little Miss Sunshine' is a tet that was registered with the AHS in 2010. However, there is a plant that is a "selection" of 'Stella de Oro' which is being sold in some nurseries under the same name. (I mentioned this in a note under the ATP entry, and also sent an email to the one nursery that I know for sure is selling this, which prompted a reply from that nursery, which you can read in the response to my note.)

If the nursery is indeed (as it seems) selling daylilies under garden names, you might encourage them to register the plants under the AHS, so as to avoid more plant confusion.

Rocket Booster is still blooming

I have rebloom scapes coming on Carnival in Mexico and Crystal Blue Persuasion. Foolish Dragon is reblooming at the moment and Final Touch (new) bloomed today. I will try to post more photos tomorrow if I can tear myself away from the Olympics

These are photos I took this morning. I bet some of you are like me--take a photo one day and think it is the best and post it--then, the next day, a better bloom presents itself. Annoys me--but I love them all.
FUN FLING I planned to dig this out and pass it on in the spring--now, I don't know---


JADE PRINCESS-- always consistent, good height, great substance, gorgeous color


PLANET MAX--spiders aren't my favorite but I like this one--and it stands on its own


PURPLE BADGER--this one needs to grow on me--2nd year


REVENGE--ditto above


SUMMER RE-RUN--small bloom


VANILLA FLUFF--huge flower, late bloomer here and an amazing performer this year


VERA BIAGLOW--a great garden daylily. Lots of blooms


VICTOIA PARK a Culver - outstanding plant here


VIOLET ANGEL


And this one was sold to me as Eyes Right Jones--but it is not. Any ideas?

Raven said:These are photos I took this morning. I bet some of you are like me--take a photo one day and think it is the best and post it--then, the next day, a better bloom presents itself. Annoys me--but I love them all.
FUN FLING I planned to dig this out and pass it on in the spring--now, I don't know---


JADE PRINCESS-- always consistent, good height, great substance, gorgeous color


PLANET MAX--spiders aren't my favorite but I like this one--and it stands on its own


PURPLE BADGER--this one needs to grow on me--2nd year


REVENGE--ditto above


SUMMER RE-RUN--small bloom


VANILLA FLUFF--huge flower, late bloomer here and an amazing performer this year


VERA BIAGLOW--a great garden daylily. Lots of blooms


VICTOIA PARK a Culver - outstanding plant here


VIOLET ANGEL


And this one was sold to me as Eyes Right Jones--but it is not. Any ideas?

Raven - I ordered Blueberry Dream this year and this is the bloom

The colors were more like yours the first 2 blooms. Just a thought. And your blooms are gorgeous

Thanks. I guess I will wait until next year to see how it performs. It acts like an evergreen right now--and it is very low growing, not many buds. Could be it won't be suited to my zone.

Here are my last two daylily blooms of the season (other than rebloom). They are 'Green Flutter'" and the photo was taken just before dark tonight after a two-day heatwave, with temperatures well into the 90s.







'Green Flutter' is usually a fluorescent yellow/green in my garden. I'm not sure whether the gold color of the flowers that bloomed today is due to the extreme heat, the time of day or drought. I love this old cultivar because of its long bloom period, clean foliage and the eye-catching fluorescent color of the blooms.

I have a new bloom on Buddy's Black Jack today.



Also blooming
Autumn Mineret
Octopus Hugs
Haley's Karma
Beautiful Edgings
Indian Ripple
All Fired Up

Polymerous said:@Legalily - I checked the AHS database for two of those (I'm lazy), and they aren't listed there either.

My best guess is that these plants were never registered, and are being sold under the "garden names" of the originator. You can contact the nursery where you got them from, and inquire.

That is too bad, because somewhere down the line someone may register a daylily under those names, and then there is potential for confusion.

Case in point: 'Little Miss Sunshine' is a tet that was registered with the AHS in 2010. However, there is a plant that is a "selection" of 'Stella de Oro' which is being sold in some nurseries under the same name. (I mentioned this in a note under the ATP entry, and also sent an email to the one nursery that I know for sure is selling this, which prompted from that nursery, which you can read in the response to my note.)

If the nursery is indeed (as it seems) selling daylilies under garden names, you might encourage them to register the plants under the AHS, so as to avoid more plant confusion.

These were purchased In 2005 from the catalog Dutch Gardens. They don't even have them on their website anymore. Do you still think it's worth it to contact them? When I google the names a couple others have them too.

Sigh.

If they aren't even still selling them, I am sure that they are not about to register them (registrations cost $).

I suppose you could make the inquiry, and express your disappointment that they apparently sold you unregistered plants, and were potentially creating confusion etc. etc. Maybe they are (or were) totally clueless. I just looked at their website and the only 3 daylilies that are on there, are all registered ones, so maybe they have amended their ways. (Whether or not those daylilies have been tissue cultured is another matter...)

Yes Northern Hemisphere, your days are numbered.



PURPLE RIOT welcoming the return of the sun

The last bloom of the season, on rebloom scape for Premier Surprise


A rebloom of Golden Butterfly


And finally a decent bloom on Autumn Red

Stan - I love that first one! Premier Surprise is lovely!