Hymn

11 years ago

I also have: Abendego, Jacob, Little Isac, Pearls before Swine, and I'm looking for Gentle Shepherd.

I brought these from my Gardens in Vancouver where I used to live. I had a Bible Theme Garden with Burning Bush, Halo Dogwood, Jacobs Ladder, Lily of the Valley and on and on. It was a fun garden to put together.

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organic_kitten
11 years ago
So have you looked at Karol Emmerich's intros. Take a look at Springwood Gardens daylilies for an eye full of Bibical names.

kay
avedon_gw
11 years ago
Which one is this, it's beautiful. Avedon
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newyorkrita
11 years ago
It is very nice.
marricgardens
11 years ago
Hymn is very nice. I love that soft colr and the form is very nice. Marg
avedon_gw
11 years ago
Pat, I have looked up Hymn on the AHS database and the picture looks different from this one. What do you think? Avedon
mizellie
11 years ago
it doesn't even resemble the AHS photo..Even the discription on Tinkers is different as far as size goes. Look at Tim Bell's daylily garden. He does a lot of the spiritual names since he's a christian. Holy Spirit is an old one you might like. Holy City, Mountains Bow Down are just a couple. There are tons of Bibical names and sayings..I no longer have Gentle Shepherd or I woould send it to you! Ellie
mantis__oh
11 years ago
Consider Mary's Baby and Moses' Fire for your biblical garden.
polymerous
11 years ago
It's pretty, whatever it is.
pat_tea
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks for the ideas. I get so confussed with all the daylily names. I used to obsess over my roses names but over the years I have gotten pretty good at knowing their names. Although I have to admit I have four children, 11 grandchildren and one great grand child and I know all their names (lol) but get us all in one room and I will call role before I get the name of the one I'm addressing at the moment. It doesn't help that most of them have K and C names. . . Oh my.