Saturday, July 12, 2014

A Few More Daylilies! And perhaps a couple of other photos "thrown in!" :-)


'The best place to seek God is in a garden. You can dig for him there." 
~George Bernard Shaw, The Adventures of the Black Girl in Her Search for God

(from former garden blogger, Iowa Boy, of Iowa City)
'Total Look' 

 unnamed - from Joan Salts

'Little Missy'

unnamed day lily

 Siloam 'Dream Baby'

 'Pardon Me'

 'Starfighter' Oriental lily behind butterfly milkweed and Russian Sage

Balloon Flower in foreground with flowering annual vinca, spider plant (not hardy!) in birdcage, Stachys Hummelo, and a small coreopsis ('Nana'?) on the right.

Phlox blooming in front of a (Yipes!) blooming Wild Parsnip!  Until it stops blooming, I guess I leave that alone!!!  Otherwise, What Would YOU Do about this Wild Parsnip plant???

 unnamed (but isn't it great?)

Belamcanda Blackberry Lily - notice how the spent flower twists as it shrivels.  :-)

Close-up of Liatris

A little collage of liatris, phlox and daylily

 surprise phlox

large blossom - unnamed red

 Two 'Pinky Winky' Hydrangeas (one at left and one behind hanging begonia).  Phlox 'David' in foreground has yet to blossom.  Out of the photo, on the right, is 'Blue Muffin' Viburnum

Purple coneflower being visited and pollinated

(unnamed yellow daylily), Campanula 'Cherry Bells' at top in back, 'Spiritual Corridor' and 'Startle' Day lilies (left to right, respectively)

Really pretty daylilies - unnamed

Another day lily, unnamed

 'Strawberry Candy' daylily

unnamed

Another great (unnamed) daylily

Purple Cone flowers Dance!

Oh, boy.  I used to know the name of this day lily!
I obtained this as a dormant plant a couple of years ago.

An unfolding fern!

 Front garden

The end, for now.  ;-)
Have a Great July!
SG

6 comments:

  1. What beautiful daylilies, and the blackberry lily is especially interesting the way you pointed out it twists after blooming! What a lovely time of year this is for our gardens! -Beth

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  2. Beth, You are so right! We had a lot of rain last night... but it tapered off to a sweet drizzle from time to time in the early morning!
    :-)

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  3. Oh wow! Nice varieties of flowers. I like all these flowers. They are awesome.
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  4. Thank you for your visit, Los Angeles.

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  5. Your garden is looking great! I love your daylilies. I too had the pleasure of meeting former blogger Iowa Boy. Have a great week!

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  6. Hi, Beth! Did you receive rainfall this morning? We were the happy recipients of 1/2"! Hurrah!

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Thank you for visiting today. I don't mean to make it hard for you to leave a message, but temporarily I am going to enable word verification. Too many spam messages to deal with lately. Thanks for your patience! SG