It is not yet Daylily time in my garden. As I am planting some now I thought to show off some of my beauties. Usually the first start to flower at the beginning of October.
Double Orange; I received more then 30 years ago from a fellow garden friend. Her Ancestors migrated to Australia in the 19Th century and brought this plant with them.
These are just a few of my daylilies. I must admit I am addicted to them!
Click here Today's Flowers; Luiz Santilli jun. and his team.
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I love the history of each just exquisite sandy
Wow, really, I think these, these are wonderful!
I don't blame you for your addiction....they are so lovely! I bet you can't wait until they start blooming in October! :)
Elaine
i like the different shadings of your blooms, beautiful shots!
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Your garden must be a sight to behold. A gorgeous variety of day lilies, I can't pick a favorite they are all so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing them, they make my day even brighter :)
Such a lovely selection of daylilies!!! I am even more impressed that you can remember what they are called!!!
Wonderful daylily collection.
I love them too and have many in my garden.
But the time for the daylily to flower is almost over.
There some rebloomers, like Rosy returns and Pardon me with ruffled petals and double flowers. All of them are stunning!!
Thanks for visiting and commenting.
Viele Grüsse Gisela.
I posted some Daylilies too. You have a nice collection. Our daylily season is just ending.
These are all so beautiful - I have only a double orange. A
Your lilies are stunning.
That orange double is a beauty! I think it will not be possible to bring plants into Australia nowadays right? The immigration at your country is very strict. Once I was entering Perth for a short holiday, my luggage was scanned and checked. Anyway, I like Daylilies as their blooms are huge and attractive. Happy gardening!
Plants in our gardens that we have from our friends as either plants or cuttings are the most special as our thoughts always linger with them as we admire the gift.
I love the gentle colours of your flowers as well as the lovely tale of that last burning orange one.
Gosh so many different kinds they are all lovely and what an interesting story about the last one.
So pretty!
Great shots.
Perfect post, for us in the north, it is the season of day-lilies. Thanks for the nice comments on our blog.
Titania
Wonderful series of flowers!
I loved all takes!
Thanks for posting for TODAY'S FLOWERS!
Luiz
These are just beautiful and I enlarged each one. I love that Bold Encounter and all the detail- wow it's gorgeous. I like the Double Orange too and nice it has some history here too. These you must be proud of. Your work has again paid off!
Great flowers.Your garden may be a flowers heaven.
Those are beautiful daylilies!
Gorgeous daylilies - they are all so different and beautiful! I enjoyed the history of the double orange daylily.
Your daylilies are extremely beautiful.
I just have the plain old orange! I love all of these. They are beautiful!
One of the teachers hit the important 50 birthday. The principal gave her a big bunch of white lilies.
At my Dad's funeral, the funeral director gaave me a stalk of white lilies, it was too beautful to throw down the grave. The others thought I couldn't let go of Dad.
These flowers are exquisite! And so are your photos! What a variety of daylilies!
Thank you for your kind words on my blog, while I was on holiday!
Wish you a great week!
Life is like daylilies...
More exquisite and precious,
When shared with others.
- Jane Oechsle Lauer
Lovely pictures!!
LG Gisela
oops - I already commented:)
Hi Titania
I don't know much about day lilies but have seen them flowering this week up here. Thanks for the variety of pics...
Happy days
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