Love the cannas and the No ID red daylily. I am sure Silk Road smells great. I grow Silk Road also and you just need to get near it to smell the lovely scent.

Lovely photos. Silk Road looks wonderful.

Julia

Phots are beautiful. I love Silk road, but don't have it. I do have Tropicana and like it quite well. I like your NOID, but I really like the Herrington Hybrid. What is it's name?
kay

love that silk road lily. its gorgeous. and love that red daylily too. I use to have lots of canna lilies, but, finallt got rid of them, what I couldn't dig up I sprayed round up on them. They attracted snakes around here, so out they went.

jean

Uncle Henry is a very pretty double! Your Silk Road lily is beautiful. Those can perfume your whole garden.

Debra

I really like the Herrington daylilies I've collected a lot of his small flowering ones that are not dormants, they all have done well for me. I just wish so many of them were not dormant.
Linda

Kay, I put the name under the picture--Uncle Henry Of OZ.and it was planted about two months ago, so very good to produce scapes. I got this from Bob Selman, all the plants he sent are good. I have some from him that are just putting on scapes, so hope to have new pictures maybe a month from now.

Linda, I know you have a couple of the Herrington small ones--One Eyed Willie and Green Derby. I really like them, too. Have you checked out his Amazing Morris Kirby? That is a small flower, and semi-evergreen.

Rita, Julia, and Jean, glad you like the lilys. So far, we haven't seen any snakes around them, but we do have snakes occasionally here, usually the black garden snakes, and we leave them alone.

Avedon