bluegrassmom said:Doris, I am turning green with plant envy!! Enjoy them, your place must be a showpiece in the summer.

Her place is beyond beautiful when it's daylily season... and she's one of the AHS display gardens in our area

Thank you, Mary. I hope that we take more pictures this coming daylily season than this last one.

Yes, please do and post them on ATPs. I am hoping to take more of my place this year. Last summer I wasn't home a lot because of family members being sick and visiting my oldest near Boston.

Which plants of Judy's do you think are the strongest ? Plant habit, rebloom, etc.

This past year was the first season for any to bloom. All should bloom this year except maybe the new ones coming in April from Judy. Should be an awesome sight!

Hi, Doris
I would like to see a few pics of your summer blooms if you have the time.

Thanks,
Teresa

Teresa, I have not put any pictures taken this year in folders. I worked last winter sorting the pictures from previous years but never got caught up before having to stop and spend all my time working outside. We had an email from Judy a couple of days ago. Very soon her website will be ready for viewing her beautiful 2014 Intros.

Doris

Teresa, I started looking at the pictures that I took this past summer. I found this one taken in late May. I will continue to search as time permits and hope to find more. I don't think I took as many pictures in this bed as I did in other areas. I seemed to run out of time or battery power before getting to this bed.

In My Pink High Heels (Davisson 2007)


Here's another---Still The One (Davisson 2006)


This picture shows the branching and bud count on Still The One. Not only is the bloom beautiful but it is outstanding because of the branching & bud count. During its peak bloom there are multiple blooms open each day.


More pictures of Still The One taken a couple of weeks later.




Just in case you can't tell that we like Still The One, we do!

A few more...

Till I Turn Purple (Davisson 2006) This is a first year bloom.


Addicted To Love (Davisson 2012)


Addicted To Love scape


Reddy Freddy (Davisson 2009)


Rich Girls (Davisson 2009)


Redheaded Hussy (Davisson 2006) (Sun is too bright.)


Reddy Freddy (another day)


Deep Dark Secrets(Davisson 2009)


Mister Butters (Davisson 2006)


Reddy Freddy (another day, another pix)


Redheaded Hussy (another day, another pix)

Carolina Hissy Fit (Davisson 2007)


Rambunctious Rosie (Davisson 2009) One of only a few diploids that she has registered.

I really like the last 2! My sister purchased MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY a few yrs back and I am hoping to entice her into sharing lol.

We also have MY HEART BELONGS TO DADDY (Nan Wilkerson). I will check for pictures of it as I look for Davisson's intros. It is in the same bed.

More Davisson Intros...
Part-Time Princess (Davisson 2011)


Addicted To Love (Davisson 2012)


Carolina Cool Down (Davisson 2008)


Backseat Debutante (Davisson 2008)


A Bloom With A View (Davisson 2007)


Rev It Up (Davisson 2008)


No Boys Allowed (Davisson 2006)


Rich Girls (Davisson 2009)


Winging It (Davisson 2005)


Osterized (Hite/Davisson 1999)


Rambunctious Rosie (another day, another pix)

Sissy Pants


Backseat Debutante


A Bloom With A View


Redheaded Hussy (a poly bloom)

Wow I love all the pictures, many of them I don't have some of them are in my garden. I will have about twenty of Judy's daylilies come spring. Doing the Happy Dance!

Nice ones, I really love Red Headed Hussy lol. I have a GF that could be named after.

I am looking forward to seeing SWEET CHILD OF MINE bloom this coming Summer.

Doris, it looks like you have several of her Reds, which would be your favorite?

If I had to pick one red intros, I would pick REDDY FREDDY now. I like the color combination and large bright throat, the tall height, bloom size, and the twisting and turning the petals and sepals do. Six way branching ain't bad! We added a few others this past spring and will be adding two more reds in the spring. Once those have settled in, I might change my mind.

Reddy Freddy (Davisson-J., 2009)
height 39in (99cm), bloom 11in (28.0cm), season EM, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, Fragrant, 29 buds, 6 branches, Unusual Form Cascade, Bright red self above wide yellow to green throat. (sdlg × Chicken Dance)

Another picture of REDHEADED HUSSY (Davisson 2006) 8.5" bloom, 34" scape


Another BLOOM WITH A VIEW (Davisson 2009) 9.5" bloom, 41" scape


Backseat Debutante (2008) 9", 39" I like how this one stands on point.

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS (Goldner/Davisson 2011) 7.5" bloom 40" scape. This is a dip that we added this spring. Blooms should be larger next year once it has time to get established. I like the bright throat, such a contrast of colors. It is registered as a fragrant late season bloom.

I've been very pleased with We Are The Champions. You can't have too many late bloomers!