Showing posts with label daylilies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daylilies. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2011
Daylilies and Iris
Monday, February 7, 2011
Daylilies Are Our Passion
Here are a few of our seedlings from 2010.
See His Glory x Fluff And Stuff
Winter Memories x Puffer Fish
Bordello Queen x Bass Gibson
Daylilies are our passion, and new daylily seedlings in the garden are our pride and joy. The feeling of anticipation when awaiting the opening of the fat daylily bud for the first time never gets old. Every day during daylily season there is always something new to see. How fortunate we are to have such a glorious passion!!!:)
Daylilies are our passion, and new daylily seedlings in the garden are our pride and joy. The feeling of anticipation when awaiting the opening of the fat daylily bud for the first time never gets old. Every day during daylily season there is always something new to see. How fortunate we are to have such a glorious passion!!!:)
Spring Is In The Air In Nova Scotia
Spring is in the air. Although the fields are laden with snow, the light of the day has changed and brings an air of anticipation for the new life that will burst from the ground in a few short months.
We live along the beautiful Merigomish Harbor in Nova Scotia. Corn grows in the fields right to the shore. Daylilies are our passion, and gradually the cornfields will be replaced by fields of daylilies. One by one the fields will be filled with our hybrid seedlings, and we will be able to share our dream with all those travelling along the beautiful Sunrise Trail.
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Hemerocallis~Blue Eyed Whites
It's been a busy season in the garden, with such a fantastic display of daylilies. These are a few of my blue eyed whites. Some of them have very interesting eye zones. The whites aren't exactly white, but different shades of light cream. I tend to cross these blue eyed whites with each other.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Delightful Daylilies.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Maiden Bloom
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Hemerocallis~Oceans Eleven
Friday, June 27, 2008
Daylily~~Liege And Lief
Friday, April 18, 2008
Rachel Lambertson
This is another daylily from Art Gallery Gardens in Florida. It's a very pretty ruffled pink with a purple edge and eye. It put up a late scape which started to bloom late in September of last year and therefore was brought inside to avoid frost damage. We were able to gather the pollen and freeze it for future hybridizing efforts. I'm so looking forward to spreading this pollen.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Freudian Slip
Friday, April 11, 2008
Magnificent Hummingbird
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Song Writer

Since my garden is brown, and the only things I have growing inside on my windowsills are hundreds and hundreds of daylily seedlings, I must resort to posting a picture of another one of my favorite daylilies... Song Writer, hybridized by Stamile in 2003. This daylily is gorgeous with a huge 6.75 inch deep rose colored bloom and a citron green throat. I also love the name of this daylily, and consider it to be very fitting:).
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Daylily: Nancy Billingslea
Monday, April 7, 2008
Daylily: Omelet Ruffles
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Daylily- Soul On Ice
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Daylilies
The latin name for daylily, hemerocallis, means "beauty for a day". Each flower blooms for one day only. Fortunately each scape produces enough blooms to keep the plant blooming for weeks or much longer. The daylily is generally a hardy garden plant. There are thousands of hybrids to chose from, with new ones added each year.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Belle Cook
Monday, February 25, 2008
Bluegrass Music
daylily Bluegrass Music
One of my favorite daylilies, it bloomed inside this winter by the patio door.Needless to say, I collected all the pollen and froze it for future use this summer.I pollinated it with Destined To See pollen, and got three pods that are now maturing. Lucky me! It's a cross that I'm hoping will make beautiful blue eyed seedlings!
One of my favorite daylilies, it bloomed inside this winter by the patio door.Needless to say, I collected all the pollen and froze it for future use this summer.I pollinated it with Destined To See pollen, and got three pods that are now maturing. Lucky me! It's a cross that I'm hoping will make beautiful blue eyed seedlings!
Friday, February 15, 2008
My Daylily Distraction
I've become distracted by my daylilies.
Destined To See
Hologram
Lavender Blue Baby
Bluegrass Music
Alien Contact
And what a wonderful distraction it has been!
My gardens used to consist of a well balanced mix of perennials, shrubs and trees. More recently however, since discovering hybridizing, my daylilies outnumber the rest. Many gardeners often become passionate about a particular plant in their garden. Of course, if you're a little bit obsessional, you're probably more at risk:).
Here are a few of my favorites:(from the top)Destined To See, Hologram, Lavender Blue Baby, Bluegrass Music, and Alien Contact.
See my daylily blog for more daylily ramblings( via VIEW MY COMPLETE PROFILE)
Destined To See

Hologram

Lavender Blue Baby

Bluegrass Music

Alien Contact

And what a wonderful distraction it has been!
My gardens used to consist of a well balanced mix of perennials, shrubs and trees. More recently however, since discovering hybridizing, my daylilies outnumber the rest. Many gardeners often become passionate about a particular plant in their garden. Of course, if you're a little bit obsessional, you're probably more at risk:).
Here are a few of my favorites:(from the top)Destined To See, Hologram, Lavender Blue Baby, Bluegrass Music, and Alien Contact.
See my daylily blog for more daylily ramblings( via VIEW MY COMPLETE PROFILE)
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