Figured I would start a rerun thread to share some of the repeat blooms...

Marks Bouquet


Heavenly Bengal Tiger

Both are gorgeous! I am glad you are reposting their blooms.

Marks Bouquet!

Lacy Border


Apple Blossom White

'Apple Blossom White'


'Spacecoast Francis Busby'


'Mythic Shores'

Beautiful, Stan - I especially like that SPACECOAST FRANCIS BUSBY!

Some of the repeat offenders today.

Sidewinder Oh Seven


Orange Velvet


Tuscawilla Snowdrift


Panama Rose


Golden Prize


Cherokee Star

Stan, I LOVE that Cherokee Star! It's so consistently beautiful for me. Is it me, or is Orange Velvet paler than it usually appears for you? That one's on my.list, but I thought it was a deeper orange.

My repeats for today -

Right off the bat, the flesh/amber (?) blend NOID I've dubbed "Buff Beauty." I finally remembered including some red in the pic could help me get the color right. This one with Scarlet Orbit is pretty much spot-on. It has three 15" scapes and one 21" scape. Lots of buds. 4½" blooms. I'm guessing from the unique color that maybe it's not just some bee-pod seedling but an intentional cross. Anyone grow something like this?




Goldie Fritz (finally unblemished):


Rita Bee's Unknown Cultivar 1:


The incomparable Thin Man:


Ruby Spider:


Talladega:


Holy Moses (also, finally unblemished):

Great color Ken!

Charley

Thanks, Charley!

I have more reruns today. From top, then left to right - H. fulva, Big Time Happy, Thin Man, Scarlet Orbit, Happy Returns, "Buff Beauty" still in her pink morning state, Samwise the Brave, Misty Mountains Cold, and Goldie Fritz:


Ruby Spider, missing some parts:


And some beauties -
Trahlyta:

I do love this one!

Walter Kennedy:


And, as I love burying the lead, Complex Complexities:

My reruns for today -

A duo of Thin Man:


Ruby Spider:


A couple each of Chicago Apache and Holy Moses:


Ming Toy:


A duo and a closeup of Miss Jessie:



Trahlyta was short a petal and a sepal today.

The garden has shown substantial rebloom after it's peak bloom day of April 27. Unbelievably early!

Spacecoast Sweet Tart


Nature Lover


Dan's Simply Superb


Jared Timothy Bell--This plant has been a bloom machine! However, last week we had 2 days with 40 mph winds and higher gusts. On the first day Jared had 4 blooms open on 3 scapes and on the second day he had 5 blooms open. The intense wind and huge blooms, I think, rocked the plant because it's foliage started to go pale. I don't yet know what will happen. I cut the scapes for good measure!


Santa Cruz

Some more repeat beauties today for sure!

Thin Man, huge and perfect as ever:


Nectar of the Nile, looking MUCH better:


Walter Kennedy, another consistently gorgeous one:


My Instagram buddy Luke's NOID red rebloomer.

So far, it's a bi-tone, and it's actually bordered on a deep coral, but I love it!

Way Cool:

It hadn't opened fully when I left this morning, and I forgot to take a pic when I got back. It did fade from the sort of deep rose it was when it first opened.

Miss Jessie:

She's simple but pretty. I wish she hadn't lost so many buds early on.

I'm just loving No Strings Attached:

Ken, your Thin Man is beautiful! I gave my Thin Man to Dan and Jane Trimmer. Jane loves it and it's been a long while since she has seen it. Now she has one!

florange said:Ken, your Thin Man is beautiful! I gave my Thin Man to Dan and Jane Trimmer. Jane loves it and it's been a long while since she has seen it. Now she has one!

I got it on last year's early July trip to Lakeview Daylily Farm in Garner. It was one of the HUGE clumps, along with Love Those Eyes and Scarlet Orbit. I got three 2-gal pots out of Scarlet Orbit, two out of Thin Man, and three 4-gal pots out of Love Those Eyes!

Thin Man has had multiple blooms every day since it started. It's in full, blasting sun, and it holds its own completely. I really love it!

Here are today's most beautiful reruns from my gardens...

Bali Watercolor:


Opting Out:


Flight of the Raven:

This is fast becoming another of my favorites!

Harvest Moonglow:


Backseat Debutante:


"Seaside Scallop":


The incredibly gorgeous Whistler's Lane:




Grey Witch:

Today's most beautiful re-runs. We had very cool temps today, and it's been raining for over 12 hours. Most of today's blooms didn't open fully, so there are only two pics.

A duo of No Strings Attached (previously mis-ID'd as Bali Watercolor). The dark color is more of a peachy mauve, if that makes any sense:


A trio of my peachy-cream NOID, with Special Moment in front:

Another rainy day, but these reruns still looked good.

Opting Out from Mike Derrow is really growing on me:



Key to My Heart is no longer splotchy, but the crimson center looks more like an eye than the main color of the bloom. It's still kinda pretty, though:


This is the second of two bee-pod seedlings I got from an Instagram daylily buddy. The other is a clear buff color, and this is a rose bi-tone.

Ken, thanks for posting Bali Watercolor! I did not know that its green throat extends that far out. Got some seeds with Bali Watercolor as the pod parent and can't wait to see what its offspring will look like.