Recently I was thinking about the cost of daylilies. No, this is not about money. Maybe you even got your daylilies as pass along plants, like the ones I got from my friend, Barb. I knew I needed to tend to the daylilies on the hill. Daylilies are easy, but they don’t necessarily thrive on neglect. […]
I wanted to have a way to view my daylily collection with their names. There are 39 of my daylilies shown in the chart below. They are in alphabetical order. I did not include any that have not bloomed here yet. Hopefully I will get some good photos of the following next year: Ruby Sentinel, […]
I have linked to Mary at The Little Red House. She hosts Mosaic Monday. http://dearlittleredhouse.blogspot.com/2011/09/mosaic-monday-palace-of-fine-arts.html
So here we go again with Daylilies. I now have a growing collection. My strawberry bed is on it’s way out as it transforms into daylilies. Little red berries are finally appearing as if in protest. There is a new clam shell shaped daylily bed out back. Inspirations have come from viewing the picturesque local daylily farms; […]
Warning! Once you start collecting daylilies…it’s all over. And visiting daylily farms could be habit forming. I imagined it would be fun to visit Florediem Flower Farm. A few people had mentioned it to me, and peak bloom would soon be over. Maybe I would look for a late season variety. We had a window of time before the rain […]
Have you ever been to the kind of place where they dig up the plants while you wait? I thought it would be fun to check out Dhabi’s Daylilies. After all, Dhabi had posted online that they were at peak. And maybe I would get one or two new daylilies. Colorful daylilies, fluttering butterflies… to […]
And so it starts. Just a beautiful Summer afternoon. A perfect time for checking out a Daylily Farm. I’d never been to a Daylily Farm. Saw the sign a day before. Wasn’t that the Daylily Farm I’d heard about? In fact, I thought Jeannette had posted about it on her Facebook Page, Jeannette’s Gardening Rambling […]