As usual everything is pretty. I like grasses. Which do the best for you?
I have 4 different daylilies blooming today.

Thank you Kathy! Most of the grasses are off
Lowes sale racks and new for me this year. That's
Red buttons fountain grass in the photo, also
coming along is ruby grass and dwarf fountain grass.
I just snagged some pink muhly a couple of days
ago.

What is going to remain a favorite I think is the bunny
tail grass which I've had a few years, but
didn't appreciate until I moved it to a full sun area.
It stays small and blooms until frost. It's already
putting up blooms.

I'll start some for you. It would
do great in your new back yard sunny
area.

You're going to post pictures of your blooming daylilies, right? :-)

So peaceful roselee. Thanks for sharing. And yes, plantmaven, pics of your daylilies please.

Oooooooooh, I like the look of the bunny tail grass. Thanks!

Thanks so much Sandi! Plantmaven Kathy just posted pictures of her daylilies on another thread in this forum :-)

Kathy, I forgot to mention Mexican feather grass. It's drought tolerating like the bunny tail and would grow great in your sunny area. Ruby grass is another that's said to be very drought tolerant. It's new for me this year, but I've heard good things about it and it's already starting to bloom.

Nice, Roselee. Is your Rabbit tail grass Pennisetum alopecuroides "Hameln"? If so, how tall does it get? I have it in a pot but is has not performed well for me. I wonder if it is because it prefers to be in the ground....

Omar

Thanks Omar! I misnamed my bunny grass. From what I can find online it's Little Bunny Dwarf Fountain, aka Grass Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Little Bunny'. Mine gets about a foot tall .

The "Hamein" is the dwarf fountain grass that I'm trying for the first time this year. I divided each of the three big full pots into four pieces last winter (with a saw) and it hasn't done much yet. It's in the ground and in pots. Are your pots in full sun? If it doesn't do well I'm replacing it with the Pink muhly which I'm holding in reserve.

Does anyone know when Pink muhly blooms? I know it's late fall, but how late?

Here is a link that might be useful: Little bunny dwarf fountain grass ... Latin names are best, but I rarely remember them

Enjoyed the stroll, thanks for sharing.

Very pretty as usual. My pink muhly began blooming in mid-October last year and peaked in early November.

Ruby Crystals grass has turned into a pest. It is pretty when it blooms but reseeds in the pathways instead of the garden. I pulled it out of the front yard a year ago and it is still popping up.

Lynnmarie, glad you enjoyed the stroll ...:-) Thank you for letting me know.

Shirley, I appreciate the tip on Ruby crystals grass. That's good to know for those who might be considering it.

And it's helpful to know when Pink muhly blooms so one can plan to have something else of interest in the area in the meantime. Thank you.

Thanks Roselee, I enjoyed the 'Behind the Scenes' tour. In the pot, in front of the curly willow, what is the plant with the round, white veined leaves? I really like that.
Jim

Jim, the plant is Aristolochia fimbriata (White Veined Hardy Dutchman's Pipe). I have it trailing out of almost every pot. Not only is it a beautiful tropical looking plant that looks great spilling out of pots, but the Pipevine swallowtail butterflies that use it as a caterpillar food source are beautiful too. It has large fibrous roots that hold water so it isn't prone to wilting until the soil is gets quite dry. I'll be saving seeds if you want some. Let me know. It's already blooming.

Here is a link that might be useful: Aristolochia fimbriata ...

Really beautiful post. I loved the prose as much as the posies! Great pics.

Thanks for the link on the grasses. It's a keeper!

Nice walk, Roselee. I especially like your Hameln. Somehow mine disappeared, but I'll replace it eventually. I also enjoy my Bunny Tails. Thank you for taking time to share. Lou

Yes, Roselee, I would like some seeds. thank you.
Jim