A few more last blooms today

9 years ago

Saying goodbye to a few more today.
Light of the World
Well these are actually just scapes, because this happened

Here's the last bloom. It was on a rebloom scape with only 2 buds,
but both flowers were bigger (most of my flowers were quite small this year)

Oh, here's the pic of LOTW from the beginning of the month that I wanted to share

Now a few more of the ones with several buds left:
One of my first daylilies, spidery noid

For the third day in a row no tangled flowers on SIASL!

Newest noid with some walnut damage

Final Touch

Russian Destiny

Cannot get the true color, here's a washed out close-up

Undercurrent LFO

Eyes on the Prize reblooming

Sea Dragon on rebloom. I don't think it ever rebloomed here before.
But now the flowers are really in the foliage, way down. This is the first rebloom

40 days - unfortunately the scape is leaning. Almost half way down now. It's a rebloom scape

JKO
@mantis - It is the registered height here. I never even thought of that :)
Measured today. Original scapes 28, rebloom 25. I have its kid - American Doll,
I believe both planted at the same time, and it's a 4 bud wonder here :)

I don't think I ever posted this one this year -
Sweet Sugar Candy

Here's the last Hyperion - very good this year.
Behind it is Flying Carpet, everything's ok this year, except the blooms are so small

And I'll close with this guy (or girl :))

TFL!

Comments (6)

Nancy
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
You have lots of nice daylilies still blooming. I really like both your NOIDs, although my very favorite daylily is probably SIASL. What a great looking squirrel. looks like he's enjoying those walnuts that are messing up your new NOID, although I didn't spot any damage. Those blooms look perfect.
jean_ar
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
you still have some very pretty blooms, Love them purples.Got cats in my yard roaming so don't see squirrels no more here.Got Pesty raccoons instead that I wish would find some where else to go. They destroy everyt hing.

jean
Related Professionals
Ilchester Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers · Buford Landscape Contractors · Barrington Landscape Contractors · Bellefontaine Neighbors Landscape Contractors · Canyon Lake Landscape Contractors · Edinburg Landscape Contractors · Uxbridge Landscape Contractors · Maplewood Landscape Contractors · Bay Shore General Contractors · Binghamton General Contractors · Endicott General Contractors · Groton General Contractors · Lincoln General Contractors · Manalapan General Contractors · Signal Hill General Contractors
mantis__oh
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
You grow some big squirrels--look at that tail and those big feet. You have some very nice NOIDS--especially the pink with the big yellow eyezone. Surely someone can help. Good to know that JKO is vigorous and thriving with you.
celeste/NH
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Light of the World makes a very impressive clump. It's funny but everytime you post I seem to enjoy your Noids best of all....lol. I do like your new light pink one with the ruffled edges. Your squirrel is cute. We have tons of gray squirrels raiding the bird feeders all winter but I don't see them as much in the summer. The red squirrels are more shy and smaller. They never get inside the bird feeders and prefer to eat the seeds that fall in the snow. It is sad that our blooms are winding down. I always hate when every day you go out and there is less and less to see. Things have really slowed on the forum too. I'm glad we have our pictures still.

Celeste
opnjmprs
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
SIASL is my favorite of the group, followed closely by your pink NOID. The squirrel sure is big.....the size of those front paws is amazing. Must be the walnuts he's eating. :-)

Linda
organic_kitten
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
You have some really lovey NOIDs, and Light of the World made a very pretty clumps. That squirrel looks quite well fed.

kay