Think I have missed out posting yesterdays which were mostly morning pics
DOGE OF VENICE
Yellow NOID which can be light some days and dark gold others

MISTER LUCKY which is not pink but a definite red and dark red

I think this is Alexander's unregistered 'Regal Centre' Main colour is more peachy pink
RUSSIAN RAGTIME does look more bluish purple some days, but so far is not as blue as this pic, and is mostly reddish purple

Orange NOID pic taken in natural light
TROPICAL HEATWAVE suffered after the day of heat and wind but plenty of buds hoping for better days

THIN MAN and familiar.

Wow, della, I love the white midribs and the little white ball shapes at the ends of the midribs on Red Ragamuffin x Horns.

Very nice photos of all the blooms!

dellac said:A new seedling out today, Beautiful Edgings x Someplace Special:


Seed from Ramona of Faraway Flowers

And Red Ragamuffin x Horns trying so hard to open its first blooms of its second year... not quite getting there:

Really like the Red Ragamuffin cross. Both great blooms

Glen - I like that night shot. Is that a frog figurine below it in the photo? It made me laugh when I saw it.

A couple of new ones out today. And some cloud cover early wh is a relief as still windy and hot. Not sure anyone would really prefer it to Fall in the US.

FFE on CRAYOLA VIOLET could become my favourite daylily, not big but so neat and beautiful violet. I wanted to get this for a long time and am not disappointed.
FFE on a large light lime lemon, an unlabelled $3 plant. has a very faint buff halo and large green throat

VINTAGE BORDEAUX a bit lighter red and showing some very light
Maleny Eyecatcher being eyecatching again

PINK TRANQUILITY bloom today is bigger but almost translucent from dryness
SECRET GARDEN almost too big to photograph using the Auto close up

Dark Red NOID
Orange NOID c

Bron - Lovely!

Bron's and Della's blooms are wonderful.

For me, having too much fun has taken time away from the garden. But, here, begins a series of my blooms over the last 5 days.

Maleny Eyecatcher was a lovely swap from Bron.

It is an unregistered cultivar by Scott Alexander 1998. A miniature supposedly tetraploid. I can hardly wait to try it out.

This was from a seed from a bee pod on King Lamoni.

I cannot see any reason to keep it after its third year of blooming.

CORROBOREE DANCER


FORTY SECOND STREET


MIX AND MATCH


Its a PARROT JUNGLE out there


WESTBOURNE TID BIT x JOSIE 2014 221


CRANBERRY BABY


Dragon King X JC Memorial 2016,1,4


King LamoniXCarrot Cake 2016,9,1


All the MagicXVolaris 2016,12,5


MEAN JOE GREEN


CHILI SPICE


HAPPY APACHE


This is going, too, after four years.
CRICKEY X UNKNOWN 2012 026


SKINWALKER


KING LAMONI x HEARTS AND LACE 2014231

Thanks for the kind comments, folk.

Ooohh... Westbourne Tid Bit x Josie... nice.

And I love the $3 mystery plant, Bron!

Thanks, I guess, to cool cloudy weather and not opening properly on day one, Red Ragamuffin x Horns looked fresh this morning and lasted till the end of the day:



Bluegrass Memories x Magnificent Magpie was beautiful last year, but two out of two blooms have been duds this season. Hope things get better:



My garden helper, practicing her camo-merge in the daylilies:

Glen. You will have fun with Maleny Eyecatcher. There is already a bee pod on one of my plants. It and PICCADILLY PRINCESS (Dip) seem very pod fertile. A pity something ate the buds off one of my PP seedlings.

Your red and yellow seedlings look fine to me. Hope u can give them away or sell them at your plant and book fair. They might be wonderful bloomers. What about their rust resistance/susceptibility?

Della. They all seem to have bad hair days for no apparent reason. Tonight I saw an ALLURE OF FORM which was perfectly opened. That plant is in the sun all day so don't now why it did better than the others so far. Last night was very cool which was delicious after such a hot day.

Love your cat. She sure looks happy.

Thanks Bron. She is Dizzy Snowflake Thunderpaws Puss; Queen of all she surveys and never one to let the dinner lady too far out of sight in the garden.

After pulling out lots of tall grass when it cooled down this afternoon I did a tour of the lower area daylilies. Lucky that MISSOURI MEMORIES has not yet been chomped unlike several others.

MAKING WHOOPEE looked good considering it has not been watered since the last rain.

LAVENDER SPIDER is flowering well amidst the 'Seafoam' groundcover rose and the tall bracken fern. Last light pics, no flash.

Bron - Maleny Eyecatcher is a beauty! You have so many gorgeous blooms it's harder and harder to pick a favorite

Yes, the more pictures that are posted, the more favorites I have

Maleny Eyecatcher nd Lavender Spider are just a few of the ones that I love!

Glen - sorry I missed that a lot of those blooms were your blooms and not Bron's. Guess I needed another cup of coffee!!! So this goes for you too! Maleny Eyecatcher is a beauty! You have so many gorgeous blooms it's harder and harder to pick a favorite I tip my hat to you.

Kaspar is all eyes! Dizzy Snowflake Thunderpaws. Want.

Good name for a seedling, too.

Tell Kaspar he is a gorgeous fellow!

Still hoping for rain but windy again...
RUSSIAN RAGTIME is a good bloomer. The grower I bought it from certainly fed it the right stuff

PINK TRANQUILITY
MISSOURI MEMORIES seems to me to be a very feminine flower

DOGE OF VENICE a bit lighter today
KANSAS KITTEN blooms are getting bigger but still messy colours
probably Alexander's ungegistered 'Regal Centre'
MISTER LUCKY suffering from the small black pot being in the sun too long But it is always a more deep orange red than this pic appears
KING LAMONI from Glen. Be good if my original one blooms soon so I can confirm its ID
HOT WIRE looked really good today. Almost as bright as THW
TROPICAL HEAT WAVE is probably my best performer. Might be its position??

Love the shades of colors on Tropical Heat Wave.

I agree with your summation of Missouri Memories. It does have a dainty look about it. I have this one, but it has not flourished for me. I may need to move it.