Beautiful Bill!!
Garden Gems 2012 #6
Thanks, guys!
Your pond is so lovely, Bill, and such an amazing feat. I think about all the work you put into it every time I see it. I wish I had a bigger pond for a lotus. Someday I want to make my pond bigger.
Celeste, I believe you're right on that Fruit Loops ID. I think you may have told me that last year, and I forgot. It was you or someone else. Can't remember for sure. I'll have to make a tag for it before I forget. It's a really pretty one, but I don't believe it's fertile, so can't be used in hybridizing. At least, according to Tinker's database, there is no rating on fertility, and it has never produced any registered offspring.
Caitlinsgarden, all of the last ones were blooming on July 18 and 21, although this year they're blooming about 2 wks earlier than usual. This also happened 2 years ago, due to the crazy, early hot weather in the spring. Today I'm posting more from July 21.
Witch's Thimble with Handsome Ross Carter, Royal Palace Prince, Phlox 'Frans Schubert', Lavender Etching, Arthur Edgerton (this guy was filming my gardens last week with my friend Connie, who interviewed me, and they're putting together a show to be on a local cable station).
Karen
Love that second Jamie Gossard seedling!!!
Thanks Celeste! The J. Gossard seedlings I purchased from a seller on the LA. Her name is Judy Davisson, and she has registered some of her own daylilies. I purchased some of hers this year. The ones I got are Riot On The Kindergarten Bus and Barn Doors Open. I think there were one or 2 others as well, but I can't think of which ones they were.
Fooled Me, Autumn Wood, bluish purple NOID, Outrageous, Siloam Sunburst.
Karen
Love your Mom's seedlings, Karen, especially Classy Miss & Faery's TuTu...Pixie, those lilies are so pretty....love the light pink in the 1st row, last photo....name? Bill, the lotus is so cool....hope to see photos of the blooms....your phlox & Karen's Franz Shubert are really nice......
Pretty sure thats 'Maywood' & 'Timezone'
busy day karen? :)
Oooh...nice! Thanks, Pixie....must be Maywood, I have Timezone......
Nice! Your caladiums looks wonderful!
Yes, those caladiums are rally eye-catching....
Wow, Karen, you are really ambitious! I always just deadhead right onto the ground!
Great pics!
Karen how long before a daylily flowers if grown from seed?
Allison your caladiums look wonderful!!
thanks all... I do the same Caitlin.. where it's cut.. it's falls
:)
I deadhead the same way
I am so enjoying all the blooms since really nothing new going on here, except 1 echi, I'll get a pic tomorrow
Caitlin, I don't always do that, but I had a guy coming over to film the gardens, and I wanted all the daylilies to look nice, so I just collected all the dead heads and put them on the compost pile. Usually I put them on the ground, too, right in the beds, hopefully hidden under daylily foliage, if there is enough to hide them. They worms like them.
Nice caladiums, Allison. I have not grown those (yet!).
Ronnie, it usually takes about 2-3 years for a daylily to bloom from seed. They bloom sooner down in Florida or if they're greenhouse grown. I think you can get bloom in about a year that way.
Karen
thanks.. I love them.. easy care that's for sure
I sooooo miss the lilies
Never overwhelmed by your pics Celeste! "Laura" is a beauty.
Marylin I love that cosmos!
Thanks Karen, I figured as much but wasn't sure. I'm a bit of an impatient gardener when it comes to perennials started from seed.
That coleus makes a great impact, Jen....sorry, don't know what the plant is....
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