Daylily season peaks towards the end of July, but the first blooms are beginning to open. Every day brings a new face. Here are the flowers that have been kicking off the bloom season over the last few days.
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Daylily Season Begins, 2015
Posted in Daylilies, tagged Broken Heart, Brookwood Lee Causey, Coyote Moon, daylilies, daylily, early bloomers, Fencing Master, Hold Your Horses, Lavender Blue Baby, Mata Hari, Pixie Parasol, Starman's Quest, Suzy Wong, Tangerine Horses, Willow Wind on July 4, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Daylilies July 14th
Posted in Garden, Plant, tagged Asterisk, Custard Candy, daylilies, daylily, Femme de Joie, Fencing Master, Galena Gilt Edge, Ghost of Thunder Road, Giggle Creek, Hemerocallis, Jerry Hyatt, Key West, Mata Hari, Rosella Sheridan, Seminole Ruby, Starman's Quest, Velvet Thunder, Willow on July 14, 2014| 2 Comments »
Here are the some of the daylilies blooming over the last couple of days. We had rain on Sunday, so a few are spotted with raindrops.
Daylilies All Day
Posted in Garden, tagged Brookwood Lee Causey, Chance Encounter, Choo Choo Fantasy, Coyote Moon, daylilies, Earth Angel, Galena Gilt Edge, Hemerocallis, Karen's Curls, Key Lime, Mata Hari, Rose Emily, Starman's Quest on July 13, 2012| 7 Comments »
Daylilies are so named because each individual flower just blooms for a single day. Thus, every morning there is a fresh crop of blooms to admire. Walking through the garden to see what flowers are open today never gets old. Here are a few of the daylilies that have been lighting up the garden this week.
Singin’ in the Rain
Posted in Garden, Plant, tagged Alabaster Angel, Beautiful Edgings, Catherine Neal, daylilies, daylily, Flaming wildfire, Hemerocallis, Laura Harwood, Nile Crane, Scarlet Pansy, Starman's Quest, Texas Gal, tigerling on July 26, 2011| 6 Comments »
On Monday, we were blessed with a beautiful, soothing rain, a steady daylong drizzle. You could almost hear the overheated earth sigh with relief. The fine mist of rain was perfect for the garden, with no driving downpour to beat down stalks; just a gentle wash of much-needed moisture.
An overcast day, even with a bit of rain, can be great for capturing photographs of brightly coloured flowers that can look washed-out in full sun. The vibrant reds and deep purples seem to shine even more brilliantly in the gloom. Here are photographs of some of the flowers that were singing in the rain.
Daylilies Today: July 14th
Posted in Garden, tagged Beautiful Edgings, Blonde is Beautiful, Cameroons, Choo Choo Fantasy, Custard Candy, daylilies, daylily, Flaming wildfire, Handsome Prince, Hemerocallis, Karen's Curls, Longstocking, Smuggler's Dream, Starman's Quest on July 14, 2011| 3 Comments »
Here are the latest daylilies that are just beginning to bloom. The name of the daylily is shown beneath each photograph, along with the breeder who hybridized the plant and the date it was registered or introduced.
Have I mentioned my daylilies?
Posted in Garden, tagged Alpha Centauri, Beautiful Edgings, Chesapeake Crablegs, Dallas Star, daylilies, Doug's Red Mercedes, Dragon Dreams, Elegant Candy, Femme de Joie, Gadsen Greensleeves, Handsome Prince, Hemerocallis, Pony, Rosella Sheridan, Scarlet Poppy, Starman's Quest on July 10, 2010| 4 Comments »
Here are some of the new faces that were shining in the daylily beds this week.
Daylily Admirer
Posted in Animal life, Plant, tagged Chance Encounter, daylilies, Garter snake, Hemerocallis, Nile Plum, Prague Spring, Starman's Quest, Thamnophis sirtalis, Trahlyta on July 22, 2009| 3 Comments »
When I went out to see what was blooming in the daylily patch last, someone else was already admiring the flowers. This little garter snake (Thamnophis sirtalis) prepared to make a swift exit as he kept a wary eye on my approach. I have to admit to having no desire to pick up or otherwise interact with snakes, but I’m glad to have them visit my garden, even if they’re not so eye catching as Kenton and Rebeccas’ corn snakes! Here are some of the blooms the snake and I enjoyed.
Starman’s Quest is an offspring of Trahlyta. The family resemblance is easy to see, with Starman having a more spidery form. By the time I had visited all the flowers, Little Snake had decided I was no threat and settled down to enjoy the garden in peace.