| Absoulutely gorgeous! I had no idea there were so many colors and varieties of day lilies. What a great way to spend and afternoon! |
Beautifull !!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks for sharing and yes I just might be looking forward to a few Great Danes !!!!!...although like many I have enjoyed the travels and the flowers !!!!!
My goodness, Virginia takes almost as lovely pictures as you do. Is she your twin<G>? I particularly liked 'Angels Trumpet No. 1'. Lovely job Ginnie/Virginia
These are great. I'd almost call them flower porn- all those bulging Stamens and Pistls!
Absolutely lovely! ALMOST as a beautiful as a Dane in full bloom! <vbg>
Welcome home!
Bobbie, "Catherine" and "Arnold"
Ginnie,
You never fail to capture the beauty, grace, and elegance of flowers! These new ones are really wonderful!
Beautiful! and to think i only have a humble yellow variety of daylily in my front yard...
what is that last flower though? i was doing OK with my id's until then ;) it's lovely!
is it a variation of a spider plant??? I liked the lavendar flower before the black-eye susan ...
Outstanding!
I can almost smell them :)
As ever,
Chantel
The last flower is an annual cleome (Cleome spinosa). Some people call them spider flowers. The plants can grow as high as 4 feet tall. They bloom all summer long. Rabbits supposedly hate the smell of the cleome's foliage, so they are sometimes planted in vegetable patches to keep the rabbits away.
Ginnie