Yes, it is true that northern grown daylilies are hardy, dependable plants, that come back year after year, without Winter protection. The fact that they do come back, often getting bigger and better each year, makes the daylily a great plant…
Approaching Peak!
How does one begin a blog post as the peak bloom of the daylily season approaches? I’m not sure, but I’ll give it a try… Lately, it seems, I’m either tending the beds, or taking pictures. More and more daylilies are…
Spring 2016
Today I found the first Daylily buds of the Season! So it begins, with the extra early Orangeman Daylily. Our work in the gardens is already in progress. We have been busy dividing, weeding, cleaning up, and creating new beds. We…
Spring 2015
After the long Winter, Spring is finally here with all the excitement and promise of the beautiful daylily flowers to come. Opening weekend was a lot of fun and we met many new customers. Orangeman was the first daylily to bloom…
Our First Season
Thank you to all of you who stopped by or ordered online! The response has been very positive and we enjoyed seeing friends and meeting new folks. There are a few daylilies still blooming as our first season in the…
Pink Vogue
A pair of Pink Vogue blooms after the rain.
Beautiful Pairings
Some daylilies compliment each other very well. Shown here are Jersey Spider and Katoo’s Rose. The bright golden color of By Myself brings out the golden throat of Renaissance. Scarlet Orbit contrasts nicely with Condilla …
Peak Bloom
The season is winding down as we are now past peak bloom, though many daylilies are still flowering. This photo was taken in July when most of the daylilies were blooming. We are now busy with dividing and planting as…