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| Rosie Meyer Daylilies |
This is my second post showing off some of our 30 varieties of DAYLILIES in our yard this summer... They are mostly all gone now (pout pout!) ---but really did show off for us this year... IF you missed that first post, click
HERE to see it....
Today, I'll show you eight more of these beauties.... Be sure to click on the photos to see them larger...
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| Janice Brown Daylilies |
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| Eye Yi Yi Daylilies (and Bright Sunset Daylilies behind and above) |
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| Elegant Candy Daylily |
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| Pandora's Box Daylilies (new for us this year) |
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| Bicolor Daylilies |
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| Fooled Me Daylilies |
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| Early Bird Cardinal Daylily |
We have had lots of variety and many different colors this year... Hope you have enjoyed seeing more of the daylilies...
Hope you had a wonderful weekend. We finally have been getting some rain here ---so things are beginning to 'green up' again... I'll share more of our daylilies with you soon --along with our roses and lilies..
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Here's an added treat for you!!! Look at these two precious babies!!!! Mama finally brought them out onto the golf course fairway behind our home... Not sure whether the other large deer is an adult or a teenager!!! It was very 'prancy'.... BUT--don't you just love the babies with their spots????? (Picture taken yesterday--7/22/12)
Have a wonderful day.
Hugs,
Betsy
Eye Yi Yi and Fooled Me, ha, great names!
ReplyDeleteAwwwww, look at the deer. Cute!
amazing. The deers looks friendly and not afraid of people.
ReplyDeleteLove all the Lilies you've got there . :)
What a cute name - Eye Yi Yi Daylilies !! Your flowers are so bright and beautiful as usual. The deers are looked slimmer and taller than the ones I saw in Japan. They are really friendly and roam everywhere!
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous but my favorite are the Janice Brown day lilies. Love the colors in those.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet that the deer family was out for a stroll.
Hope you have a great day
Oh Betsy I was happily admiring the lillies and telling myself I would pick a favourite and I scrolled a little further and there were the deer!! I was so delighted with this little treat that I forgot about the lillies!!!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning, Betsy. I enjoyed these beauties this a.m. and the deer are so sweet! Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteWhat bright, happy, colorful daylilies.
ReplyDeleteThose deer are sweet, what a great photo.
FlowerLady
Bicolor Daylilies & Early Bird Cardinal Daylily are my favorites. gorgeous flowers. wow!! such beauties. (:
ReplyDeleteYour daylilies are so beautiful. You must be the luckiest person on earth to wake up to these every morning except in winter... amazing!
ReplyDeleteWould you want us to follow each other? I deem we've been visiting each other's blog for sometimes now :D
I love all those Day Lilies.I have never seen most of those colours.
ReplyDeleteThe deer are precious.Somehow the spots just add to their cuteness.I hope that Mam deer teaches those little ones to leave your flowers alone.
Hi Betsy, too beautiful again. Bi-colour is my favourite but they're all lovely. I just LOVED the baby deer with their spots. And yes, the one larger deer does look full of the joys in your joyful garden. Thanks for your edification on my post about the riots in our hometown. We, in Africa and lately in South Africa, always think these things are unique to developing countries. Bless you dearest Betsy. Love and hugs Jo PS
ReplyDeleteI had to stop and let a sweet little deer family cross the road in our neighborhood on Friday. The babies stopped right in front of me as if they were inspecting my car. They soon ambled off into the little copse of trees on the other side of the road. Your daylilies are stunning I'd love to see a long shot of them in your garden!!
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Bonnie
Lilies are my absolute favorite flower. I love them all. Thanks so much for sharing yours! Your lawn must be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely Lilies, Betsy! And you know I like to see the wildlife!
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday!
Love your day lily display. Mine are almost gone now too. I do have some of the stella d'oro satrting to send up new bloom stalks though. One of mine is I think an Eye yi yi (?) and it has produced so many blooms for so many weeks. What a treat.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a common occurrence on golf courses where deer see the grass on the other side much greener. LOL Precious photo of the family Betsy.
ReplyDeleteI think I like Pandora's best of your lilies, I've not seen that coloration before.
Thanks for stopping by to view my bird photo blog yesterday....much appreciated.
Your day lilies are just gorgeous. I think one of our varieties is also Pandora's Box. We used to have about 50 different types at our other place, but we whittled it down to about 10 here. It was a great year for daylilies in Tennessee. We still have a couple of them blooming this week. It's been an extra long season.
ReplyDeleteLove the baby deer! We have a wee one visiting our back yard with her momma. It was playing tag with a rabbit (Marty!) the other day! Too cute for words.
Love the names of your lilies. The picture of the deer and fawns is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful varieties and colors! Love those deer--at least those babies stayed with their mother. I haven't seen the little ones we had in our yard since that day.
ReplyDeletei would so love to see deer in the wild like this, i never have
ReplyDeleteHi there, Betsy...gorgeous daylilies! I had to smile at the names Eye Yi Yi and Fooled Me. I'd love to know the story behind "Fooled Me." It must be fun to name flowers. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe fawns are adorable. Better the deer be out there on the fairway than in your garden having lunch!
So thankful for the rain and the 'greening'!!
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy, what a beautiful array of Lilies you are sharing with us today. I love their gorgeous colors.
ReplyDeleteAnd the deer is a wonderful added treat. Those fawns are adorable.
Hugs
Love seeing your beautiful day lilies. What the heat didn't get of mine, the grasshoppers finished off. Hope they come back.
ReplyDeleteYour yard must look so great...especially with all of your beautiful daylillies! I think that Janice Brown is my favorite but tri color is gorgeous, too. Oh...I just can't decide. What a great hobby for you and your husband. This hobby has a great benefit - fabulous flowers!
ReplyDeletecute deer! i like the eye yi yi. :)
ReplyDeleteI love them all.. you have the most beautiful lilies I've ever seen and the roses are so gorgeous.. I never get tired of looking at them.. I know you both work hard but the end result is so worth it..Hugs to you..Susie
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing lovelier than a peach or apricot colored daylily. Sunset colors are wonderful-
ReplyDeleteI love your colorful lilies, Betsy, and such lovely captures as always! And what can I say!! The deer and fawns are SO delightful! Thanks for including them! Hope you have a good week!
ReplyDeleteI wish I have our lillies too:) They are beautiful. And think that you know all their names. I only have few and I just call them lilies. Hi hi. The last picture just melted my heart:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lilies! I've probably said this before, but I had no idea there were so many different varieties. The grass is definitely greener than here. Our golf course down the highway is so brown, it's sad how dry it is. But! They say we may get rain in a few days. Keeping fingers crossed! The little fawns are so cute. Our 5 deer are still coming up from the woods to the middle of our back 6 every evening. I'm afraid the pickings are slim in the garden this year!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures of the lilies...and the cute babies with their spots... lovely.
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Eva
The fawns sure are cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Bersy, How lovely - both the flowers and the deer! Have a fine day today. Hope we get more rain!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers in your gardens.
ReplyDeleteThe babies are so cute. I love seeing them. I've seen quite a few up on our land as well.
Your blessed to live among such beauty Betsy, and I think your very aware of that fact. Richard
ReplyDeleteI can't believe how many you have! They're so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love visiting your blog - so much rich color and beauty! :)
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty. I especially love the red ones in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteKay
The Eye Yi Yi ones are really pretty! Love the deer photo too. So glad to hear you're getting rain again. :) Have a great week, Betsy!
ReplyDeleteGlad your finally getting some rain. The same here and I'm thankful for the cooler temps!!!
ReplyDeleteAbout your daylilies, how long do the blooms usually last? It is similiar to an Iris bloom?
The deer are precious. What a treat! I like this pic a lot. It looks like 2 does with the baby deer:) In any case, they are precious!
Hope you had a fun weekend. Say hi to George! Chris:)
Lilies are lovely! And the deer...what a treat to have them visit! We see them every year when we go to the beach. There are many wooded areas on Jekyll and at dusk, the deer come out to roam the roads and neighborhoods!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Each one is prettier than the one before it.
ReplyDeleteIt must seem like living in paradise with all those lovely lilies. I had a few, but nothing to compare to yours. My great grandson would really enjoy seeing those little deer. Betsy, I tried to respond to your comment today, but it took me to Google+ which I do not have.
ReplyDeleteIt's a gift from God to see the deer, isn't it?!! Don't you wish that when winter arrives, you could just add water to your flower pics and they would make an instant bouquet?
ReplyDeleteThose fawns are so cute with all their spots. They won't look cute when they get a little bigger and start eating your flowers !!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings
Marilyn
The daylilies are beautiful, and it was such a treat to see the photo of the two fawns.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful daylilies. How do you keep the deer from eating them?
ReplyDeleteThat Rose Meyer looks like Tangerine Tango THE color for 2012. The lovely thing about daylilies is that new ones open every day so there's always a morning surprise.
ReplyDeleteSo when you sit outside and there is a slow breeze can you smell all those beautiful flowers you have in your year? I bet you can. sandie
ReplyDeleteYou have been very lucky with all the Bambia around.It is hard to tell what they will eat next.gorgeous blooms, well done today.
ReplyDeleteOh // how precious! Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteSuch a variety of colours. I've been to the garden centre here and they don't stock so many types. It's a treat to see your photos.
ReplyDeleteAll of those pictures should brighten up anyone's day. I've said it before but I'll say it again...you guys sure do have some beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteEye Yi Yi --- love that name and the flower! But my favorite this time is Early Bird Cardinal--quite fitting a name.
ReplyDeleteThe deer are precious. Such happy moments in your yard and neighborhood!:>)
So many different colours. Your garden must look like a botanic garden. The bambis are soooooo cute.
ReplyDeleteWow! Fantastic color of flowers and I enjoyed them all! So nice to see deer come near your home... lovely shot :)
ReplyDeleteHugs
Shilpa
All the lilies are so very pretty and details show so clearly. Yup I do love the little bonus.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are getting some rain. We could use some our lawn is a little crispy. The baby deer are so cute. I love seeing them up close.
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy, I see you visiting lots of my friends so I don't know how it is that we've not met. I hope the deer don't like your beautiful daylilies...what a lot of variety you have. I must send a friend over to see them. She's a daylily nut.
ReplyDeleteI am used to seeing your beautiful flowers, especially your lilies, so that last deer photo is really a treat!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see mama with her fawns out for a walk. Those spots and little white tails are adorable.
ReplyDeleteThe Early Bird Cardinal daylily is my favorite.
The daylilies are just gorgeous...and the deer are so cute.
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