I'll T-mail you Diana.

Things are picking up around here! Today I have:

Tumbled Glass. This one has been consistent in bloom for me:


Spacecoast Modern Symmetry, FFO. Quite impressive in person, better than last year (which was it's first year here):


Voila Francois, FFO. New here this year, I like the soft blushing color.


And Dreamy Drawing, FFO. One of my all time favorites.

Found this hidden behind a salvia. Not a great bloom (FFO) but nice color;


NIGHT RAVEN FFO

Charley

Gorgeous photos everyone!

A couple new ones today....

'War Horse' FFE


'Stargate Portal' FFE


I was considering waiting until early evening to take today's photos, and thankfully I didn't, bc we got a gullywasher, early this afternoon!

I was quite bummed to see what the rains did to 'Velvet Onyx'

Before the rain...




After the rain (this photo shows the color on the purple side, when they actually turned brown )

Sorry for the grainy photo.....I took it from the porch, and my cell stinks at taking photos from beyond 18 inches away.

Things have totally slowed down here. Only two to post today:

DANCING FLAMINGO - An actual garden shot in our 100+ degrees!

Needless to say I took this picture in the morning, as they were totally faded by the afternoon in full sun.

TAHITI SWEETIE - I waited a long time for this first bloom. TAHITI SWEETIE is nearly impossible to find, and when I did find one a couple of years ago and waited several months for it to bloom, it turned out to be an entirely different daylily -- bummer! It took another year and a half to get this plant, and thankfully it bloomed after just two or three months and it's definitely TAHITI SWEETIE -- YEA!!!

Beautiful

Gorgeous, Betty!

Thanks so much -- I just love it!

I'm in the same position as Charley, bud count way down on most, with the exception of Mystical Rainbow who thinks he's moved to Florida and is having a party!🤣

No sign of scapes on the majority of my daylilies, had been hoping to cross new ones with old ones this year but that isn't going to happen and despite all my efforts with the hosepipe and fertilisers I have dead and dying leaves everywhere. Hopefully things will be better next year.

Saddleworth Moor is still on fire after a week, was started deliberately and several square miles have been destroyed already.🙁

These are the ones in my garden today.

Indian Giver FFE-- Hoping that it gets better.


Small World GoGo Dancer FFE


Tuscawilla Tigress seedling
Nice but looked better last year.


Seedling of unknown parentage


Velvet Shadows

My big old clump of PRIMAL SCREAM is screaming away along with INDIAN GIVER

The daylilies and the daisies make a great combo.

Loving the blooms

Charlie, Charlie
Outstanding blooms everyone.


Yazoo Jim Terry


Barbie In Pink


Quartz Rainbow


Open Hearth


Fooled Me


Roman Cohort - a fav here.


Romancing Cohort - clump


Macbeth


Scarlet Blaze - still opening.


Say hi to @Hemlady
Lydia Rose's Secret

Lee Reinke


Teresa


Insider Trading

Nikki and I live in very similar places, she could tell you, Yorkshire and Northern New Mexico are quite alike. Sopapillas and Yorkshire Pudding are practically the same.

Actually York and Taos both have very famous churches. I have been lucky to spend time in each.

York Minster (Photo attribution unknown)

Glorious

San Francisco de Asis (Photo by Ansel Adams)

Sublime

On to the blooms;


REDBIRD MARY FFO


DR. CHARLES M. KING FFO


BAFFIN BAY BEAUTY (BEAUTIES) repeat


SHINING ROSE BEACON FFO


BUDDY'S BLONDIE FFO


VATICAN CITY with my assistant of the order Lepidoptera


LINDA SIERRA with my assistant of the Papilionidae family


Scrophularia macrantha Or 'red birds in a tree'


Charley

Tim - Duck's Dark Side appeals to my dark side.
Diana - Your northern bed is gorgeous. I wish people would post more garden shots.
Charley - I love that photo of Linda Sierra. The California poppies are bright. You may have to ice down the camera. LOL
Mary - Memphis is just exquisite. Mine did not bloom this year, so I'll have to be happy looking a yours.
Jill - Primal Scream and Indian Giver is a genius combo! I totally love them together.
Holly - Tumbled Glass is so pretty! It refused to thrive here. In fact, I never got a bloom from it.
Betty - Tahiti Sweetie is lovely. Glad you got the real deal now.

Here are some of mine:

Lost Love ffo


White Eyes Pink Dragon


Willow Dean Smith


Carolina Pale Face


A Little Fire, Scarecrow


Melee


Sweet Child of Mine


Blazing Saddles


Coral Majority blinds me with its brightness.


Regal Finale

shive1 said:Tim - Duck's Dark Side appeals to my dark side.
Diana - Your northern bed is gorgeous. I wish people would post more garden shots.
Charley - I love that photo of Linda Sierra. The California poppies are bright. You may have to ice down the camera. LOL
Mary - Memphis is just exquisite. Mine did not bloom this year, so I'll have to be happy looking a yours.
Jill - Primal Scream and Indian Giver is a genius combo! I totally love them together.
Holly - Tumbled Glass is so pretty! It refused to thrive here. In fact, I never got a bloom from it.
Betty - Tahiti Sweetie is lovely. Glad you got the real deal now.

Here are some of mine:

Lost Love ffo

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Lost Love')
• By shive1

White Eyes Pink Dragon


Willow Dean Smith


Carolina Pale Face


A Little Fire, Scarecrow


Melee


Sweet Child of Mine


Blazing Saddles


Coral Majority blinds me with its brightness.


Regal Finale

Ooooooo!

Charley

DEAN COREY



AMERICAN FREEDOM



EVERMORE LIGHTS



DESTINED TO SEE



PHENOMENAL PHOENIX



WHOLEBUNCHALOTTA AND also a pic of all the buds on this one. I think I counted 22.




LUSCIOUS LOLLIPOP



SARAH'S TRUE COLORS



CALYPSO DANCER



ZIP BOOM BAH



NEVER NEVER LAND



SCRAMBLED LEGS (not very scrambled looking today)



HEMAN



WISEST OF WIZARDS



TUNE THE HARP



DAYLILY VISITOR

A few more;

PRAIRIE BLUE EYES

Repeat ... better photo

BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS

Repeat ... shaded, at noon, edges gone but not forgotten

WAY BEYOND COOL FFO


Ratibida

Mexican hat - perfectly adapted to high desert. It needs to grow along a road to gather runoff when it rains (does it ever?) but is all up and down across the Rio Grande. The primary vegetation for miles is sagebrush. Do you know which state has sagebrush as its state flower?

Free triple fan of bind weed to everyone who doesn't.

Charley

Ooh! Nevada, right??? Someone can have my triple fan ; )
(gotta love google)

Diana got it!
... but, since she cheated and used Google, she has to choose who gets the bInd weed.

Charley