I know I should not complain about the rain.
After all it does bring out the Rainlilies.
Another name for these is Fairy lily/ Zephyranthus robustus.
My daughters lily garden is starting to show blooms and buds are blushing.
A new daylily, Moonlit Masquerade is the first to bloom this year.
Its my shoes that are the problem. This North Carolina red clay sticks to everything.
I have run out of dry shoes. My shoe basket by the door is full.
I may be forced to go shoe-shopping. Poor me.
FLOWER
floweralley 
Moonlit Masquerade daylily is a lovely one!
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Clay is terrible the way it sticks and holds onto ones shoes, can be very heavy too. Love the bright colours of your lilies.
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Lovely photos of the outcomes of the rain–even the shoes. 🙂
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Wash your shoes! i have shoes with red Georgia clay in my garage (my husband’s) the clay has been on them for at least 8 years, he still says he will clean them!! I’m not. Your Rain Lilies look different from mine, willpost pictures when they open, it is too overcast!
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Excuse me Suds Queen. My shoes are muddy and wet. I do not wear wet shoes. If I wash them, they will be clean and wet. I do not wear wet shoes. I don’t care to get a funky foot fungus. I guess you don’t get those in flip flop Florida.
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What to do with clay crust?
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I guess I’ll be washing. Shopping trip futile. Could not find the right gardening clogs. Bummer.
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Be careful of the crocs. I have had more than one client break something on wet grass.
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My rain lilies are blooming away as we finally got rain. I don’t know how they tell the difference between rain and sprinkler water.
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