Texas Gardening: What's Blooming Mid-July at Your Place?, 1 by stephanietx

stephanietx wrote:
I have 2 of those coneflowers and you're right, they do seem to require more water. They droop in the mid-day sun, but do perk back up in the evening.

I have another daylily, "San Antonio Firecracker" that is an extended bloomer and I thought it was finished, but it sent up 4 more scapes a couple of weeks ago, and it's been blooming ever since. It's the one at the top of the thread. I think it's been blooming since early-mid June! You can see the scapes in this pic.