Your place must be looking magical Bron!

Flowering for the first time this season:

PARROT JUNGLE


Seedlings
First bloom ever. I think this one is patterning.
CRAZY MISS DAISY x WAVES OF JOY 2014 227




King LamoniXCarrot Cake #KC201602 second bloom


CRAZY MISS DAISY x WAVES OF JOY 2014 220


Others

A better shot of COLLIER


ROSE HELENA playing around

I have always admired Parrot Jungle. Great pic of it, Glen. Love your seedlings

Glen, I like all your daylilies but the eyes have it! Eye vote for them!

Bron, Your daylilies are really exceptional! Nice job!

Pure enjoyment seeing you both post and looking at your gardens!
May joy surround you each and everyday!

Glen, that is one gorgeous rose in the avatar photograph.

Sorry I didn't take pics before the heavy shower. But they show how the different cultivars handled it.
This 7 1/4" NOID was heavy so I had to hold it up a bit.
PICCADILLY PRINCESS got a bit dissolved
KELLY'S GIRL seemed unaffected
MARCIA FAY wasn't too worried
But this JEDI SUE McCORD or ?? maybe it's SPLENDID TOUCH nearly washed away
Tree peony 'Alice Harding' got splashed with grit as I haven't mulched yet.
She is (at far right of pic) amongst friends ie. east asian plants. All are sheltered by the regrowth of a once big camphor laurel, which will go when the bamboo gets established. They are great shade trees but they come up everywhere. I know a biologist who hates them with passion.

Meant to say that the golden NOID and KELLY'S GIRL were more i the open than the other blooms which may have suffered from channelling of rain drops onto them by other plants, except the JSMc /? ST wh was between 2 stacks of pavers and should have been more protected than all the others. ???

Glen. Is that sdlg KING LAMONI x CARROT CAKE as stunning as its pics? Looks velvety and great substance. Is it a brick red or maybe it would be called tomato red??

Gorgeous blooms guys - wonderful to see color while ours are going away

Bron, it is always good to show the good and bad traits of the plants. That's what I like about your pictures and makes me want Kelly's Girl even more, lol! It must have very good substance.

Yes Vickie KG is good in rain and sun as all these pics were after some strong sun, extreme UV and wind again today. I like KG more and more. Blooms are pretty big. It is growing in pure clay shale subsoil except fro a bit of added gypsum and compost underneath when I planted it. Being half way up the slope it doesn't get s much moisture as lower down.

MARCIA FAY looks happy to me even tho a bit hot. Both clumps are a bit shaded some of the day, so have to plant one in full sun.
SPACECOAST WHITEOUT had FFOS but has had bad conditions so did well to bloom. It is almost white today. Sorry blurry from wind.
T7 which I believe is CINDY'S EYE did a poly today. Bloom a bit smaller than previous ones.
MALENY EYECATCHER. This one I bought from the hybridiser so I know it's the real deal.
Yesterday I saw the cutest wallaby. A pretty light tan, just a bit darker than ME above. I told him/her to go down lower and stop eating my plants. It stopped and turned its face and looked every time I spoke. Lower down there are lots of plants with buds so I am inspecting every day hoping I can see one.

No rain here. The weather favours you, Bron. Kelly's Girl is cute. That large heavy orange noid, where did it come from? Biggg.

Debra, I bought that rose because the label said it was a dwarf rose. I assumed it meant the bush would be miniature. Well the bush is huge and vigorous and the flower is smallish.... But it is a beautiful rose and easy to grow and I love it. It is called "Borderline Yellow".


Edit: Photo added later with avatar change.

Oh, dear, some surprises aren't the happiest. But it is a beauty.

Oops. this is the poly bloom.

Also I forgot to take pic of PAWN OF PROPHECY today. FFOS and small. Not the very dark grey purple of prev years, when it was in shade. Now it gets full sun.

Think the big gold NOID came from in front of a play group. There were rocks where I sometimes sat when walking my dog. Being a compulsive weeder, I would pull out asparagus vine, farmer's friends, and all manner of weeds. It was hard between the rocks. One day I accidentally pulled out a bit of what looked like a daylily. No roots or crown but it grew and bloomed. I then noticed a flower on the original. It was half the size of the one on my liberated bit. Probably only watered by rain.

Anyhow, I either have 2 similar plants which vary a fair bit, or 1 plant which varies a lot. One pot flowers a lighter gold and with a more pronounced halo. This year I will try and sort out that mystery.

I am running late. More and more clumps are bursting into bloom.

Flowering for the first time this season.

BILL NORRIS is a splendidly shaped bloom but it likes the rust.


HOT EMBER


SCARLET LACE


MEAN JOE GREEN had trouble with hanging.


SPACECOAST BLOOD DIAMOND from Bron.


ROSE COLORED GLASSES in the morning when it had trouble not hanging.


In the afternoon


Others

RETRO AFTERNOON


TINY PUMPKIN


ASH ROSIE


DALRIADA


TROPICAL HEATWAVE


Seedling MILANESE MANGO X UNKOWN 2013 124


Unregistered Ethereal Alexander


SPACECOAST RUFFLES


MALENY DEBUTANTE


HIDDEN RICHES


OLYMPIC SHOWCASE


MOONLIT MASQUERADE


PIKES PEAK


Seedling MDBXALL THE MAGIC 2011 003


Seedling MDBXALL THE MAGIC 2011 035


OKLAHOMA SAND BURR


SPACECOAST COLOR SCHEME


JUNE REID MEMORIAL is a bit rusty.


MIX AND MATCH


AMERICA'S MOST WANTED

Beautiful blooms, I really like the 'Retro Afternoon'.

Larry, Retro does have the goods. It is very pod fertile. I have yet to check the tags to see if it is pollen fertile.

Ok guys I'm swooning over the blooms

bron said:What great seedlings Glen. Gotta print out a goshhawk pic, get it enlarged to life size, n laminated. Is there a season when the pesky white cockies are not around? I saw some galahs last week eating bindii seed on a footpath. They are very cute. Don't know if they are naughty like white cockatoos.

I had a couple of blooms today but they are already noticing the heat and dryness. Hope it rains soon as forecast.
A red NOID
The T 7 which I think is CINDY'S EYE
MARCIA FAY looking dehydrated
And a Yellow Gold NOID that was growing in a long row of clumps on the footpath 2 feet from the road. They have been there over 20 years so are an old daylily. The new owners had dug out one side so I figured my taking a piece hanging down was not a bad thing to do. Don't know if they are still there but they were very congested.

I am ga-ga over the red noid! I like that old yellow too.

Gleni said:I am running late. More and more clumps are bursting into bloom.

Flowering for the first time this season.

BILL NORRIS is a splendidly shaped bloom but it likes the rust.


HOT EMBER


SCARLET LACE

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Scarlet Lace')
• Uploaded by Gleni

MEAN JOE GREEN had trouble with hanging.


SPACECOAST BLOOD DIAMOND from Bron.


ROSE COLORED GLASSES in the morning when it had trouble not hanging.


In the afternoon


Others

RETRO AFTERNOON


TROPICAL HEATWAVE


TINY PUMPKIN


ASH ROSIE


DALRIADA


TROPICAL HEATWAVE


Seedling MILANESE MANGO X UNKOWN 2013 124


Unregistered Ethereal Alexander


SPACECOAST RUFFLES


MALENY DEBUTANTE


HIDDEN RICHES


OLYMPIC SHOWCASE


MOONLIT MASQUERADE


PIKES PEAK


Seedling MDBXALL THE MAGIC 2011 003


Seedling MDBXALL THE MAGIC 2011 035


OKLAHOMA SAND BURR


SPACECOAST COLOR SCHEME


JUNE REID MEMORIAL is a bit rusty.


MIX AND MATCH


ALL THE MAGIC

OK, now I'm green with envy! ALL of them!
BUT
Spacecoast Blood Diamond oh, oh, oh! Ohhhhhhhhhhh, ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Wait, I need to go get a paper towel to wipe the saliva off my keyboard.

Bron, that huge orange noid is stunning!

bron said:Oops. this is the poly bloom.

Lol, bron, I was trying to see where the poly was, but couldn't find it. It's a beaut!

It looks like the daylilies are in full swing down under! Gorgeous

Bron - love the poly! I was patiently waiting for you to post the real poly when you realized you posted the wrong photo.

Glen - wonderful bloom photos. I didn't know there was so many orange as well as yellow blooming cultivars. Retro Afternoon is stunning!!!