Happy Tuesday, Daylily People: Warning, today is picture heavy. Just can't help it. Moving rapidly toward peak bloom and well, it's just too much fun!

Unfortunately, the new camera just came a little while ago...so, the battery is charging and I had to make do with the other this morning. So disappointed it didn't come yesterday as promised, but I get free shipping (oh joy) to compensate.

Anywho....In no particular order, here is Grandma's Sweetheart, another great tiny one from Tim Herrington:

Tactical Cat:

Applique, always makes me happy...for some weird reason, I think of court jesters when I see the blooms:

Rolling Like a River:

Okay, a little story about this one. Twice, I removed this one from my garden. Just didn't wow me. Then, a few years ago, I'm at a club sale, just browsing (you know how it is) when the hybridizer of this daylily suggests it to me (it was only $5). I hesitated and she reminded me that it's award winning, etc. Okay, okay, I bite. Now, here's the amazing thing. This daylily is like the energizer bunny. I stuck it over on the side where it gets very little love, attention or fertilizer (forget about weeding). The darn thing just blooms and blooms...plus, it's putting up rebloom scapes. Amazing. What to think?

Sometimes I just think some plants are duds. I don't know why. Then, you get it from somewhere else and it just blows you away. That's how I feel (now). Who would ever let this get away? (Besides me, before...haha)

After all that, I present Stella's Ruffled Fingers:

Because I just like to torture (haha), Wild Cherry Wine (without raindrops):

Heavenly Angel Ice:

Closer:

And those scapes (sigh)...

The tall Dances with Giraffes (not even as tall as it will get as I moved it last year):

Not too shabby of a scape for a moved daylily:

Captivating Smile:

Someday Soon (a Bennett daylily, haha) with too much sun on it:

Wild and Free...I could (and do) take pictures of this one every single day:

Stippled Statement, a good daylily here:

It started the season off with a poly:

Cerise Masterpiece, which I hope will show me some stuff once it settles in (another one I moved from too much shade):

A great name, yes? One Too Many Cats:

That's all, folks....(if I'd had the new camera and been happy with the photos, I guess you'd have to settle in with popcorn and a soda...haha...maybe tomorrow...kidding)