More from Nationals.

11 years ago

More pics. Sorry if these aren't in any sort of order.

This is the garden of Doug and Stacy Sayer, Angel's Paradise. The form and layout of this garden was really something to see.

Daylilies, Double Minded You can see that we did have just a drizzling of rain the second day, but it didn't interfere at all. They certainly needed rain though.

Subtantial Evidence

Frogs were certainly a favorite in the gardens.

White Chocolate

Lots of places to sit and enjoy the views. This is the garden of Charles and Cynthia Lucius, Anity Abloom, probably my favorite garden on the tour.

Jamie Gossards daylily beds.

Mr. Obvious

The sails again. The theme was Discover Columbus' Passion for Daylilies. You can see the tour buses in the background, we had just two buses at each stop. I felt like a kid on a field trip!! Tons of fun.

The Osman Garden had an area devoted to women hybridizers.

More garden views, I believe this is from Amity Abloom

One last picture. Thanks for looking!! Cindy

Comments (12)

newyorkrita
11 years ago
Lovely tour and we enjoyed coming along with you. I really like the garden shots as I love to see peoples gardens and the settings that they grow daylilies in.
mantis__oh
11 years ago
A real treat! Do you know any of the reds in second-to-last picture (not the redhead in the last picture)? What about the mass yellow in the first Lucius garden picture? Angel's Paradise certainly had the benefit of established trees, something quite welcome this summer.
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organic_kitten
11 years ago
Lovely photos, thanks for the show, Cindy.
kay
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
11 years ago
I almost felt I was with you. Such nice gardens. Enjoyed the ride.....Maryl
Cindy zone 6a
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks all.
Mantis, the yellow daylily is an oldie, Yellow Explosion, Oakes '89. Sorry about the reds, the only one I know for sure is Thin Man, the taller UF by the birdhouses.
Cindy
Julia WV (6b)
11 years ago
Thank you for posting. Always enjoy seeing the tour gardens.

Julia
polymerous
11 years ago
Thanks for the pictures!

I got 'Mr. Obvious' on auction this year - something about the combination of color and form just grabbed me. Your picture makes me anxious all over again to see it bloom!
jean_ar
11 years ago
Gorgeous pictures, Cindy and thank you for giving us all the tour along with you.I just bet you had a blast on the trip with so many daylilies to see.

jean
Waitforspring
11 years ago
Thanks so much for taking us on the tour--the next best thing to being there.
Val
dementieva
11 years ago
Posted by dlpsych 6a (My Page) on Wed, Aug 1, 12 at 15:02
Thanks all.
Mantis, the yellow daylily is an oldie, Yellow Explosion, Oakes '89. Sorry about the reds, the only one I know for sure is Thin Man, the taller UF by the birdhouses.
Cindy
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Ha, I thought I saw a clump of THIN MAN there!

Nate
maximus7116
11 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to upload your photos. Nice gardens!
shive
11 years ago
Thanks so much for posting your photos. I love the statue of the Buddha Frog. My favorite photo is the one of the massed yellow daylilies and the swing.

Debra