Wonderful, Kay. they are gorgeous, in spite of the soaked blooms,At least you have daylily blooms, hooray. The season is here.I will have a couple blooms soon now,I hope, suppose to drop to 45 tonight,and couple degrees cooler tomorrow night, so, dont know how they will look.But, how ever, can't wait to see a bloom.

jean

Thanks Jean, and the second one is Spacecoast Dream Catcher
kay

Even wet, they look okay ;-). Your definitely on your way to bloom season.

Julia

Glad you got a good soaking rain, we could sure use some here. I've been watering already as thought it was the middle of July. Your blooms are pretty.
Christine

Blooms! Nice ones too, even if a bit waterlogged :) We could use a bit of rain, getting lots of wind & overcast, dreary days recently, but no rain. So nice to see some daylily blooms.

Very pretty! I think the name of that first on is Colorado Moonfire. I can't believe it's blooming so soon. So far, only three of my daylilies have scapes, and they are just emerging.

Debra

Congrats! on your first blooms, rain soaked or not they are both very pretty.
Linda

Always so exciting to get those first blooms, no matter if they were in the rain. They are well-named, too,seems to really fit the flowers. Avedon

First blooms are always beautiful, rain soaked or not. And besides the daylilies love to have the rain.

We did get a nice rain, and are supposed to get a lot more this weekend. And Rita is right, the daylilies love it and so do the roses...I am worried since rust seems to be prevalent this year. I have been expecting these and one other to bloom for a while.

Going to have a lot of blooms very soon from the look of all the scapes. The iris have been beautiful, but not up to their regular blooming abundance. The roses have certainly tried to make up for any lack, however. I need to fertilize them again (manure) but hesitate with all of the rain forecast...think I will anyway.

kay