Snowy Eyes
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Root Beer
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Catherine Woodbury
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Siloam Merle Kent
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Strawberry Candy
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Switching topics from new blooms to existing blooms, here is a photo demonstration of the Sabine Baur/Alaqua twins, as originally discussed here, and more recently (that is, within the past few days) here. To summarize, I bought these as two separate plants. Alaqua is supposed to be neat and petite, but came out big and relaxed. So now these two are unintentional twins.
Sabine Baur
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Alaqua
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EDITED TO ADD: I missed one. I think I can guess how I missed Daring Deception. My photo came out a little blurry and I probably meant to go and take another one, but forgot. Oh well, here is the photo anyway. I made it small so the blurriness doesn't show as much.
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4 comments:
I love my Sabine Bauer but it surely is changeable. So maybe next year they'll be twins no more.
I'm glad I checked in with you today, I've been interested in Rootbeer. Now I have a good look at it.
My favorite so far is your Trahlyta on the last post. Yum!
I saw a whole bed full of daylilies I recognized as Trahlyta. It's actually in a strip mall near my house. I'm glad they chose something other than Stella d'Oro or the typical orange ditch lily. (Although, wouldn't a bed full of Trahlyta plus ditch lilies be striking?)
Lov, luv, luv your blog and photos. I wish u would add a google reader or way to bookmark you on your page so I could place u on my own home page for a quick link to you..or a subscription widgit. Happy growing:)
If only deer didn't like them I would have a gardenfull. I am putting some in pots hoping to confuse them.
Thanks for great photos.
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