Let the blooms begin

We finally got the some much needed rain!  The daylilies are just starting to bloom, there are probably about 20 different varieties in bloom today.  I will be in the garen all day tomorrow if anyone wants to come out for a visit.  I am now carrying the 40 lb. bags of better earth compost and repelex deer and rabbit repelent.  I was gone all day today and didn't take any pictures so you will have to use your imagination.  This picture is from last year but it is one of the early bloomers that start the show!   See you soon, Theresa

This Crazy Weather!

I just love all the beautiful spring blooms

Only a few days of enjoyment with this lovely magnolia

I hope everyone is getting lots of things done and making room for new daylilies in your yards!

It's finally here!

a few blooms in my back yard

Ashley and her sweet baby

This sweet little spring time baby is now 4 weeks old.  I can't wait until he's old enough to chase butterflies in my garden!

 

Happy Saint Patrick's Day

I love the green that this blue spruce sedum sports. 
Things are really heating up at the lily farm!  It won't be long and I will be digging and transplanting daylilies to be sold.  If there is one that you didn't get last year you don't need to wait until it blooms to come out and pick it up.  If you get it early it can get settled in at your place and you can enjoy all of the blooms.   
Have a great day

Missed Me?

If you like the big splashy kind of flower then you will enjoy these daylilies that I am posting today!  I love them all really, tiny ones, spiders, great big ones, sweet pink ones and all the rest of them.  The names of the above dayliles are, Cat Claws, Heavenly Hidden Treasure, Jaws of Life, Ledgewoods Christmas Angel, Heavenly Star Fire, Volcanic Eruption and the last one that I just love is Wispy Rays.

You might not want to dig around today but you can go and and pull a few weeds!  That's where I will be.
Enjoy your beautiful day,
Theresa

Running out of pictures!

To the right of the bridge is row #1

This the end of row #2

Freewheelin and then beginning of row #2

north side of row #2

The empty row in this picture was completely filled in last fall!

from the time I loaded this picture until now I've already forgotten the name!

Different from the one above, I love all the intricate colors in the eye.   I think I am getting spring fever a little early this year.  I think it might be in part due to the fact that I planted hundreds of daylily seeds that I crossed and can't wait to see how they are doing.  It's going to be a very fun summer.  There will be oriental lilies for sale this year to add height and movement to your garden.  Good by for now!

Another Day Closer

Fall blooming aster

One of a kind seedling, getting some teeth

the very popular trahlyta

new last fall, available in the spring