I am thrilled but puzzled by the bounty of blooms this year.
Could it be related to the fact that none of my dayilies got to get to full flower last summer?
Has the deer herd done me a favor? Probably not.
I suspect that my four-legged friends have been sublty munching on my blooms for years.
Here are some more daylilies blooming today. They just keep coming!
Purple Pinwheel daylily
Yabba Dabba Doo daylily
Stay tuned. There are a few more that bloom late in the season.
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Beautiful! I’m glad the deer are letting you enjoy them!
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They all have fence rings hanging on posts around them. I lift off the fence for photos. I cannot believe that you do not have a deer problem, Many of these are yours. South Seas has been gorgeous. Nowhere to Hide is still a favorite.
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They certainly do keep on coming – and you know all their names
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Good records. Not so good memory.
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You really have a large collection.
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Such a beautiful variety of daylilies, I’m impressed. I only grow one, an unknown, but common, passalong and it’s blooming now.
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My Kwanso is blooming now. We call them “ditch lilies.” An elderly friend gave me some 25 years ago. They would take over the world if we let them. I will post about them when they get in full swing.
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You’re right, it’s the Kwanso fulva–or some variety thereof–that I have. Mine come from my MIL’s house many years ago. She’d planted them, but even 20 years ago hers hadn’t bloomed in years. Mine tend to be shorter than others that I’ve seen, but I suspect there are all sorts of cultivars and I have no idea what mine are, except that they’re pretty, summery, and I enjoy them!
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My type is a double with red in the center.
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Lovely, mine are flowering better this year, I think because of all the rain in April and May. All the different colours flower at slightly different times.
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Beautiful!
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