Monday's Blooms
daylilybedmaker
11 years ago
Baby number five still has not arrived so I will take advantage and post some pictures (baby number five isn't scheduled until 7/10, but all of our kids have been 2 weeks early).
SILOAM APPLE BLOSSOM (I love this little one. Come to think of it there isn't a daylily I don't love)
BOLD MARAUDER
The following two were taken this evening - one with the sun and one with me blocking the sun: SOME LIKE IT HOT
Have a great evening.
David
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