My garden in Pittsburgh -Perhaps the perennial Pale Pink is a Stargazer but I know the yellow ones are Stella d’Oro Daylily
and the Orange Daylily in Columbus Ohio.
Not everyone likes the fragrance of a lily I read.
Three Types of Lilies
My garden in Pittsburgh -Perhaps the perennial Pale Pink is a Stargazer but I know the yellow ones are Stella d’Oro Daylily
and the Orange Daylily in Columbus Ohio.
Not everyone likes the fragrance of a lily I read.
Nice
The colors argue so vibrant. Thanks
Lovely lillies
Hi – nice lilies – your harden is a blooming!
and we were just at a botanical garden park and saw Pale Pinks bigger than the hand – they werehuge (if Post some pics I will let you know) but I do not know the names. oh and I have a lot of tiget day lilies – the former homeowner loved them
Those day lilies return faithfully every year, don’t they? I’d love to see the giant ones. The deer eat the hosta leaves but leave the lilies alone.
The deer only eat the tiger lilies in our area when they are starved – so for most of the summer they are there adding their color.
and we do have hosta left here too – and Ruth – I just walked by one that bloomed – and wow – the first bloom of the season for those so it was a spike of joy –
anyhow, hope you have a great day
Ahh the first bloom. That’s lovely. Thanks for your visit and likes and nice comments, Yvette. Looking for joy, no matter how small or fleeting. We need it.
yes, we need it for sure….
You must be a master gardener. Dc
It seems the flowers know just what to do with very little assistance. We’ve had so much rain everything growing with vigor.
Beautiful. Isn’t it nice to see them bloom every year.
Yes it is.
Beautiful Lilies, you’re right they require little assistance.
Thanks Carrie.
Beautiful
Thank you Sue.
Beautiful flowers. I’ve seen several posts with the day lilies. I did one myself yesterday. I love their color!
I’m going to go find yours right now.
Very beautiful pic
Thank you.
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