July 12-14, 2002
July 12th:
Another shot of 'Buff Beauty'. It's really something!
July 13th:
A beautiful clump of red Daylilies. Name of 'Dewey
Roquemore'.
An older Daylily cultivar called 'Nashville Star'.
A brilliant red and a stout stem, tall and robust, lots of bud. 'Chicago Ruby'. Here it is backed by a Rose of Sharon shrub (and lots of weeds).
A beautiful blue Verbena. This is a low growing
variety. Nice to have blue in your garden in the middle of summer.
July 14th:
I love this simple, elegant soft lavender Daylily,
'Catherine Woodberry'.
I had thought this was 'Betty Prior', a floribunda, but it might be 'Dainty Bess' a Hybrid tea rose.
A strange, twisted orangey gold Daylily, 'Lily Dache'.
Very tall, too.
Looking down on the flowerhead of Achillea (yarrow).
The great grandiflora, 'Queen Elizabeth II'. A new division of
roses was named just for it. Mine grows 8-10' tall. Very stout canes.