I’m a daylily fan
Daylilies are still blooming even though things are a little soggy. The blossoms look great with a few drops of water on them, but eventually most of them are damaged by continued downpours. Every garden has some old favorites like my Ruby Spiders in the featured picture. But there are also up and coming new favorites like Primal Scream and Angel Rose. I know most of the daylily names but not all. The nametags are always moving in the process of clearing winter debris away. A few years ago I started growing daylilies from seed and encouraging “volunteers” too. Volunteers are ones that sow themselves in your garden. I am reaping some pleasant surprises from these practices this year resulting in the chance to name some new varieties like Kel’s Purple Ripple and Kel’s Star Glow.
Some pictures for you
Kel’s Purple Ripple 
Shimmering Peach 
Angel Rose
More daylily fun
Mary’s Gold 
Nanuq 
Kel’s Star Glow
Three more, two without names.
Siloam Doodle Bug 
A gift from my brother Phil
