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| Orange Vols Daylily |
For those of you who don't know, Daylilies only bloom for ONE DAY (hence the name)---but if you are lucky, you'll get lots and lots of blooms from each plant. AND--if they re-bloom, you'll get many more...
I will have at least 3 posts featuring our Daylilies ----and many more featuring our Lilies. This may take me most of the summer---off and on... AND--I also haven't done too many Rose posts, so that will come also... We are just so blessed to have so many beautiful flowers in our yard.
As of now, most of the Lilies are gone --and more than half of the Daylilies (until they rebloom)... BUT--our beautiful Roses will keep blooming until late Fall...
Today I'll share just some of our Daylilies.... Hope you enjoy them. Be sure to enlarge them for better photos. Above is a new one in the yard this year ---and you'll know by its name why I love it so much. Its name is ORANGE VOLS. Below are more!!!!
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| Carolyn Criswell Daylily |
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| South Sea Daylily |
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| Bama Bound Daylily |
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| Custard Candy Daylily |
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| Prairie Blue Eyes Daylily (even though it is definitely not BLUE) |
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| Daring Deception Daylily |
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| Wild Horses Daylily |
The only problem we have had this year are the DEER.... They seem to love the Daylilies ---even though we use both Deer Scram and Liquid Fence. I'm sure the deer are desperate --since we have been SO hot and SO dry here... They are nibbling --but so far, haven't done too much damage.
BUT--the good news today is that we did receive some rain yesterday --and it was cooler... Praise Be to God... We need more rain --but I'm happy for what we do get.
Hope you have a good day.
Hugs,
Betsy
I don't have deer in my yard, just ants, squirrels and the occasional possum, maybe I should give these a try. They sure are pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love daylilies and your photos are so pretty, Betsy. So happy that you got the much needed rain. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous daylilies. Hope the deer don't enjoy them too much. So glad you got some much needed rain and hope you get some more.
ReplyDeleteFlowerLady
Do you get many sightseers at your place, Betsy? It seems to me your yard should be on the list of must-see places in your area. :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you got some much-needed rain, Betsy. We are still extremely dry here. Your day lilies are all so pretty. What a blessing to have so much beauty right there in your yard.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. There are so many daylilies around town and they are such a warm burst of color. In fact, the Stella Dora is the city "flower". I love their buttery color.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you had some rain.
Best,
Bonnie
My lilies are finally blooming. They are indeed beautiful flowers. I'm glad you finally got a bit of rain. It's raining here this morning. Hooray!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday Betsy!
xo Catherine
Pretty...pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI love day lilies. Gorgeous, Betsy ... especially love wildhorse.....
ReplyDeleteBetween the roses in George's post and these lilies, I can imagine how pretty your yard must look.
ReplyDeleteI'm checking out my birding followers today while I have time and wanted to stop by and say howdy....
ReplyDeleteBetsy, I must admit, I think I'd have to just sit down on your lawn and drink up all the beautiful surroundings!!! Always, such a luscious variety of beauties you share.
Wood Stork
I must say that "Prairie Blue Eyes" is the one I think I like the best...but then I favor pink. They are all beautiful. You must be very proud of every bloom! We need rain here in NY, too. It is very dry. We have deer in our back field but so far....they have stayed away from our gardens. Enjoy your photos so much, Betsey.
ReplyDeleteyou Daring Deception is my favorite and also that photo gets Award of the Day for photography. love it
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! You just have to end up smiling every morning as you look out at all these gloriously colorful flowers! What a gift!
ReplyDeleteMy top three favorites are 1)Wild horse (I'm a sucker for purple), 2) Prairie Blue Eyes DL (bright pinks are a close second for me in flower color), and 3)Bama Bound --love that vibrant reddish hue!
Terrific post, Betsy! Thanks for making me smile over my coffee!:>)
They're all so beautiful! I love the variety of colors, must be lovely to see this every day.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day!
Hugs
Eva
A fabulous collection. Must make your yard look a blaze of colour. I'm happy you got some rain. We have had too much this year.
ReplyDeleteI started out thinking I would pick a favourite,but the further I scrolled down the more I realized that is impossible. each one is gorgeous and special in its own way.I am glad you got some rain and a little less heat. I am waiting for the same here.
ReplyDeleteYour Daylilies are so beautiful! Mine haven't been doing so well this year. Don't know what the problem is as I don't have a deer problem so I am assuming it's just the heat and the drought. Your Wild Horse Daylily is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteYour day lilies are gorgeous and that is not surprise. I liked the South Sea Day lily I think the best. Sorry about the deer we don't have any right around here.
ReplyDeleteLove,sandie
Betsy,
ReplyDeleteWild Horses is one of the daylilies I've always wanted and never bought. I have no idea why, I've seen it in stores tons of times. Everyones daylily foliage looks so much better than mine! I need to figure out what I'm doing wrong.
Beautiful, Betsy! I like them all, but really love the Prairie Blue Eyes.
ReplyDeleteOh dear (or should I say Oh deer)...I can relate to the deer problem. Since we've always lived in the country, deer have been worrisome for us. We have a fence here, but they easily leap right over it. *Sigh*
Yay for the rain! We got some, too.
Just beautiful! I'll definitely have to include the Orange Vols Daylily when I ever get around to making the Go Vols! flowerbed I have planned. Nothing but orange and white! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the color of your Bama Bound Daylily! Mine haven't done well this year despite my watering them. Glad you finally got rain, we had rain last night, but doubt it will help much. What we really need is about three days of gentle downpour, but doubt that is anywhere in our forecast!
ReplyDeleteIt has been raining here all morning long - a nice steady soaking rain. No wind, no lightening, no thunder. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteAbout those daylilies....I bought several a long time ago and carefully arranged them so something would be blooming through all of May and June. They are beautiful. Unfortunately, once we started traveling every May/June, the only person who gets to enjoy them is our niece who takes care of our yard when we travel.
Guess the joke is on us!!!! She did take pictures and send them to us this year!! LOL!
It is amazing they are still so beautiful with so little rain.
ReplyDeleteSuch exquisite flowers and gorgeous colors! I always love your flowers, Betsy! Wonderful captures for the day! Hope your week is going well!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Wonderful set of Lilies Betsy.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the song Lily of Lagoona,lol.
love all of your variety.
ReplyDeleteQue linda essas flores, são perfeita essas imagem. Sempre fico encantada com flores. A natureza é encantadora. Adorei muito e vou seguir.
ReplyDeleteGrande abraços!
Very nice photos of such a lovely flower. They always catch my eye.I laughed when my grandaughter got into the pollen and became yellow playing among them.
ReplyDeleteThose are all so pretty, so many colors. My daylily has no ID but looks like the South Sea variety. That's one reason I enjoy looking at the varieties in other garden blogs. -- Bom
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy, Glad we have rain finally - good soaking rain. I sure do like your collection of the lilies. Nice pictures. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteI can see why the deer might think they look tasty. They're quite beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI've been seeing lots of daylilies around, and yours are certainly beautiful! Unfortunately most of ours bloomed while we were away on vacation. It's nice to be able to enjoy yours, Betsy!
ReplyDeleteHello Betsy,
ReplyDeleteI was happy and flattered by his presence and his intelligent comment on my post about jealousy. I enjoyed your opinion, and I agree with you that we all jealous at one time or another, but those who are "really" jealous and take it to extremes are not people that need to be close, I think when the jealousy and ill have be a treatment that does not happen to tragedies later.
Thank you for your presence, I'll always be here by visiting your blog and reading your postagens.Fiquei happy to meet your space.
Big hug for you here in Brazil.
We got a shower.....thankful for it but could use one that lasts for days/ha
ReplyDeleteYour lilies are beautiful.
Beautiful! All of my daylilies are yellow. I wish had had some of the darker colors too.
ReplyDeleteKay
wow! Those are so pretty! Love the colors...
ReplyDeleteI am always surprised by the beauty of your flowers...have not seen these daylilies before
ReplyDeleteOakes Farm in Corryton has developed many daylily varieties. Have you ever bought any from them?
ReplyDeleteYes, the cooler temperatures and the rainfall are much appreciated!
We've had no problem with deer, but I think the raccoons know where the corn is located.:)
xo Nellie
They are all beautiful!! What's so great about them also is that they just keep multiplying. Gorgeous shots!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers Betsy, they bring a smile to your face.
ReplyDeleteLike you I only like the re-bloomers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Betsy!!!
Linda
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Your day lilies are lovely and they have such interesting names. You have introduced me to new varieties. Glad you've had some rain.
ReplyDeleteHow I love your daylilies Betsy. A joy to see. Glad you had some rain, we did too and it was welcomed.
ReplyDeleteI am very thankful for the rain. Your Daylilys are beautiful. I love the colors. I have a few daylilys in my yard but not so many colors.
ReplyDeleteAnd here they are....been waiting for you to show lily pictures.
ReplyDeleteso glad you all got some rain. So hard to see the plants and trees struggle without the rain water..
Hope you all have a fabulous end to the week..
shug
Your daylilies are so pretty, and yes they will grow everywhere!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you got some rain but we are still waiting for some. I don't know when its been this dry.
I've been watering all day and I've almost reached the point of giving up and what happens, happens:(
Those are very pretty. Hope the deer don't get too hungry and eat them all :)
ReplyDeleteYippee for the rain!
ReplyDeleteI love daylillies....and honestly, I didn't know they only bloomed for one day. Makes sense though.
I never thought to plant them here, I just assumed it was too hot. I'm thinking I will try them on your recommendation though.
I love all of these, Betsy. They are just all so beautiful
ReplyDeleteAnd I don't think I have mentioned it, but I love your header photo.
Rain here too- but only a smidge! Beautiful flowers- just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lilies,I like the wild horses.
ReplyDeleteGlad you got some rain,we did too about an inch over the past 24 hours. And the cool weather is a blessing for all the animals as well as us peoples !!
Blessings
Marilyn
My daylilies are loaded this year but I think they are all the same color. I only have 3 plants and your custard candy looks like mine, I'll try to get photos when they start blooming. The first one just opened this week.
ReplyDeleteYou have the most incredible collection of daylilies anywhere Betsy. I really like the Prairie Blue Eyes, both the flower and the perspective of your photo. I'm glad to hear you got some rain. We could use some too.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see healthy day lilies. Mine look like they were hit with a flame thrower from the blisterng heat and no rain. The recent rains are bringing them back to life.
ReplyDeleteI hear a lot of animals will be visiting our yards due to the lack of food. Deer are so pretty and are forgiven, not so sure about bears.
So glad it's cooled off a bit!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots of those lovely flowers.
Gorgeous flowers Betsy!! I enjoy seeing these Day Lilies and love their colors a lot. Looking forward to more post on flowers… Good to hear even deer visit your garden… Hope they stay away from eating the flowers :)
ReplyDeleteHugs
Shilpa
they are indeed gorgeous! I wish these types of flowers were readily available in our place. :D
ReplyDeleteYou have such an array of gorgeous colors. I hope the deer leave plenty of Day Lilies to enjoy. We got rain too yesterday and today, don't mind if more comes.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am your newest follower. I love your bright and cheerful blog...the pictures of the flowers on this post are just wonderful. I am looking forward to more of your posts.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you got a bit of rain, Betsy. We need the rain here so bad. They are saying we'll be back in the triple digits next week!!
ReplyDeleteYour lilies are beautiful. I only have the Stella D'Oros which I love and Daylilies. I really should see about planting more, but the pesky deer would probably eat them! They have been nibbling on my roses!
Oh my goodness, I'm always a day late and a dollar short. How could I have missed your beautiful liles.. They are gorgeous..Mine has done really good this year too..Must be the year of the Lily..lol.. Blessings, Susie
ReplyDeleteThey are all beautiful but my favored is the Wild Horses Daylily..
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are beautiful and so perfect..Happiness is, looking at Gods creation and giving thanks for all of His gifts to us..
Much love to you Betsy. xx
My goodness....those daylilies are some hot numbers. I really really like the south sea color. It's just a tad different from the rest and not a color I see often in flowers. Gorgeous. I wish they could grow here better but we have better luck with them in winter. However they only grow once and won't come back unless we dig them out and store them in cool places. What I like about your area and my parents is that these are kinda like an investment. You just keep adding little by little each year and within 10 years you've got a huge colorful garden! Thanks for sharing. Hope you have a great start to your weekend. Chris:)
ReplyDeleteMy daylilies are already finished for this summer, too, Betsym but I enjoyed them while they lasted! Your varieties are wonderful -- "wild Hoses" varirty is especially gorgrous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info you just sent me by e-mail --I did the same thing you did so hopefully all will be well soon! I just sent a reply back by e-mail. Thanks!
HI Betsy, your daylilies are all gorgeous. So many beautiful colors. My daylilies disappeared, my son turned into our driveway one evening and saw a deer. I believe they were all eaten. :(
ReplyDeleteLovely post, have a great weekend.
Glad knowing the variety of day lilies and their names! Beautiful composition on flowers Betsy, the Carolyn and Custard Candy are very pretty and delicious... Hope the little shower help the plants blossom!
ReplyDeleteI love lillies very much especially those which emit sweet fragrance. I cannot believe that there are so many species of lovely vibrant Daylillies growing there. Here we have to import the big ones and I guess I had only seen white, yellow and pink.
ReplyDeleteGlad knowing the variety of day lilies and their names! Beautiful composition on flowers Betsy, the Carolyn and Custard Candy are very pretty and delicious... Hope the little shower help the plants blossom!
ReplyDeleteI did not know Daylilies only bloomed a day until I read George's blog. Your flowers are beautiful as always. We have gotten quite a bit of wonderful rain without wind this week.
ReplyDeleteOne of my friends bought crystallized coyote urine to spread around their garden to discourage the raccoons.