Some winter eye candy please!!

emt-mike · Post by **emt-mike** » Feb 19, 2006 4:27 pm

Here are some close-ups of some more candy for the eyes.

emt-mike · Post by **emt-mike** » Feb 19, 2006 4:49 pm

This is another of my favorites that bloomed for the first time last year.

emt-mike · Post by **emt-mike** » Feb 19, 2006 4:57 pm

I'm hoping this one will bloom more this year. It didn't bloom as well as I'd hoped.

Midnight Reiter Too · Post by **Midnight Reiter Too** » Feb 19, 2006 5:39 pm

Lavender Blush:

Joylene Nicole:

Stella Supreme:

I also have Ruby Stella, Catherine Woodbury and Prairie Blue Eyes, but no photos of them.

Midnight Reiter Too · Post by **Midnight Reiter Too** » Feb 19, 2006 5:56 pm

Your photos are out of this word, guys and gals! Even though I prefer pinks, lavenders, and whites for my yard, I find some of those deep rich colors fascinating --- even breath-taking. I think my husband would go for the ones with eyes! He likes contrasts.

Joylene Nicole is the most beautiful daylily I've ever seen. Even though I didn't want shades of orange in my yard, she made me buy her. She was my first daylily at this house, too. I'm amazed at her beauty everytime she blooms.

Nathalie23 · Post by **Nathalie23** » Feb 19, 2006 6:29 pm

Here is an hemerocallis named in honor of my little girl who was born at 25 weeks of pregnancy and weighted 700 gr. (1 1/2 lbs). Mr. Harrison, from Hémérocalles de l'Isle, Ste Angèle de Laval, Québec, Canada, offered us to name one of his hybrid in honor of my daughter's birth. My husband chose the flower through all the hybrids Mr. Harrison had planned to register in 2004. By the way, my little Jennie is doing very well, she's a little miracle! The name of the hemerocallis is Jennie Hubert.

Midnight Reiter Too · Post by **Midnight Reiter Too** » Feb 19, 2006 6:59 pm

jay dee wrote:Dreamin' of daylilies, DREAM LEGACY - either a Salter or Stamile, shame on me for forgetting.

jay dee

I twisted my husband's arm and got him to look at this thread and guess what! Dream Legacy is his favorite. I told you he likes contrast. He said, "Oh, wow!" when he saw this one.

Midnight Reiter Too · Post by **Midnight Reiter Too** » Feb 19, 2006 7:01 pm

Nathalie23 wrote:Here is an hemerocallis named in honor of my little girl who was born at 25 weeks of pregnancy and weighted 700 gr. (1 1/2 lbs). Mr. Harrison, from Hémérocalles de l'Isle, Ste Angèle de Laval, Québec, Canada, offered us to name one of his hybrid in honor of my daughter's birth. My husband chose the flower through all the hybrids Mr. Harrison had planned to register in 2004. By the way, my little Jennie is doing very well, she's a little miracle! Thename of the hemerocallis is Jennie Hubert.

How sweet! And your husband chose a very pretty flower.

How old is your Jennie now?

Nathalie23 · Post by **Nathalie23** » Feb 19, 2006 7:19 pm

Jennie was born on april 23 in 2003. She's almost 3 now. She's running all around me while I'm writing!

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 19, 2006 7:22 pm

Drag your husband back to the computer for some more "eye" candy. This is SPACECOAST CATCHER IN THE EYE, Kinnebrew

This is CINDY'S EYE, Stamile

jay dee

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 19, 2006 7:24 pm

And maybe another one to entice your husband. This is ALL AMERICAN TIGER, Stamile

This is TRAHLYTA, sorry I forget the hybridizer

Hopefully you can sweet talk your way into some new daylilies this year.

jay dee

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 19, 2006 7:26 pm

Nathalie23 - what a beautiful bloom to honor your daughter. May they both live long and strong.

jay dee

LucyGoose · Post by **LucyGoose** » Feb 19, 2006 8:28 pm

Oh my goodness.....I knew I should have looked in this thread....

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Hi Nathalie, and welcome to Hallson's!! You daylily named after your daughter is very pretty!! What a sweet thing!!

Jay-Dee.....I just highlighted that Cindy's Eye, and wrote down the AAT.....how big is that flower? In one of my catalog's, it says CE is 6 inchs.....I like them big!

Great pictures everyone.....Here for the last couple days I have been looking at iris's, and now you'll have me back at the daylily's.....but with not much money, and room, it should be too bad picking.....

Although the iris's will be much easier to fit in.

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 20, 2006 7:29 am

CINDY'S EYE is in the 6" range - she's a big girl. ALL AMERICAN TIGER is in the 5" range. Of course you can fit in some more daylilies, you can use them to help shade the hosta!

jay dee

Midnight Reiter Too · Post by **Midnight Reiter Too** » Feb 21, 2006 8:49 am

jay dee, he like's Cindy's Eye, but he says, "Nothing is better than Dream Legacy." I knew he'd say that. The greater the contrast, the more he likes them. And he isn't even addicted to flowers.

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 21, 2006 7:15 pm

OK MR - how about ISLESWORTH for him

And the ever gorgeous MOONLIT MASQUERADE

Or the dramatic SPACECOAST PICOTEE PRINCE

jay dee

jay dee · Post by **jay dee** » Feb 21, 2006 7:19 pm

And more for Mr. MR - BLACKBERRY CANDY

And even more contrast DRAGON'S EYE

And this is one of my personal favorites COBALT DAWN

jay dee

LucyGoose · Post by **LucyGoose** » Feb 21, 2006 9:34 pm

OMG jay dee!!! I love them ALL!! Thanks!!

bobbo · Post by **bobbo** » Feb 22, 2006 8:09 pm

How nice all of these are, thanks for sharing the daylily and the story of your daughter Natalie23. This passed bloom season was the one I enjoyed our daylilies the most so far. I had concentrated on hosta for about 3 years and my wife came off of being secretary for 2 years at Louisville Area Daylily Society, so we kind of had some off time. As I say this passed bloom season I really could tell you why we love them so.

What a nice way to warm a winter evening. I tell you the daylilies in our yard look to be a bit anxious to grow this year, they are popping out all over.

Ed_B · Post by **Ed_B** » Feb 24, 2006 2:19 am

I love em soft, with a peaceful pastel look.
Sometimes the quiet eloquence of softness is all the loudness one needs for a day.

Hallson Gardens

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