Last week I enjoyed my annual stroll through the gardens
of my friends’ former daylily farm, Whippoorwill’s Call.
There are hundreds of hybrids of daylilies and obviously, no deer.
It is interesting to me how many forms a flower can take in one species of Hemereocallis
if you mix up its genes a bit.
Different ruffles and watermarks and tepal markings…
Here are some of my favorites.
I will get the Rumples to check behind me about names.
Of course I was busy talking while photographing, so there are probably some mix-ups.
Check back in a few days if an accurate hybrid name of one of these is important to you.
If I ever quit talking,
I may be able to get something done correctly…but it won’t be as fun.
Aren’t these uneaten flowers amazing?
FLOW
floweralley 
Sweet photo shots š I worked on a Day Lily / Iris farm fifty yrs ago in central Minnesota and have ā„ļø’ed them ever since. Thanks for sharing.
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I look forward to this visit every June. Thanks for the comment.
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Que ces fleurs sont belles, de toutes sortes et de magnifiques couleurs š
Amicalement.
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So many beauties! I love the purple ones, and the variation of colour.
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They are all so beautiful. How nice to have a friend with a property like that. I’m glad she has no deer.
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Love the daylilies – the blue bottles highlight them perfectly.
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Oh my, I love Druid’s Chant!
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