Hallson Gardens

I wanted to add a few thoughts here: I live in zone 5/6. We have hardly any snow cover during the winter. I have read that it is harder on the daylilies to live in an area like mine than it would be in a zone 4/5 with snow cover because we get the freeze/thaw cycle over a longer period of time. I ha...

All 4 are beautiful ... especially that Orchid Corsage.

Wonderful color!

Hey Pandora, if we are ever in Ohio, we'll be able to pick you out of a crowd ... the one with the orange face.

I was pleasantly surprised by this one.

I'm putting Rose Food on my Calla's!

I just love the colors on this one. She has great branching and is so fertile. They say 6 in blooms, I would like her a little bigger with a gold edge.

This guy popped up in front of 2 dip spiders I have ... I think it is a cross between the 2. Purple many faces x pink super spider.
She is about 18 ht, no branching, bloom about 5", bud count was 4.
she is already promised to a friend.

on the names.

on the seedling.

All very nice. I'm liking the clump pictures!

Wow!
I think I got shafted on the Spacecoast Starburst. This is it's first year blooming, but it looks nothing like your picture. Mine is just a plain pink with a slight yellow edge.

Ed, if you like those purples, you should see Blueberry Frost. Another one that is hard to photograph. But it has a slight darker edge, then almost a silver line at the edge. Darn thing is a dip though.

Ed, such beautiful smiles!

Ed, very cool. I've always liked that one. And it is a tet, right? You can make some neat crosses with that one.
sharon

WOW!

Sure wish I could take close ups like that with my camera!

VTHosta, now I could be wrong, but I believe those only show up on the stems of Asiatic Lilies. I know I always find them on my Tiger Lilies ... so maybe only the Tiger type lilies? I know for sure they are not on the Oriental or OT lilies.

We need more information from a Lily Expert!

Ed, what a beautiful family and a beautiful part of your garden. If only my garden had the 'gift' of looking so 'put together'.
sharon

Ed, you said in another post that hummingbirds love this plant. Here's to hoping that I see some h-birds this year.
I really like this red Monarda ... I started it from seed last year, so this is my first year to see it bloom.

It has turned out to be a great cut flower.
sharon

Beautiful as always Ed.
sharon

It really does make a difference. Very nice seedling.
sharon