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| I liked the white zinnias some much in my garden last year, I planted them again. I received a Double Delight rose for Mother's Day and planted it in the middle of the zinnias. The rose White Lightin', I'm sad to report, has died. |
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| Double Delight rose has a very strong wonderful scent and the color of it changes daily |
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| Portmeirion David Austin rose with Janice Brown daylily in the background. |
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| Dallas Star daylily |
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| Lavender Deal daylily |
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| Orange Vols daylily |
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| Witch Hazel daylily |
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| Parade of Peacocks. This one has 8" blooms |
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| Abraham Darby David Austin rose growing in front of the canna. |
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| Tiggress daylily |
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| Lady Fingers daylily |
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| Coneflowers growing with the roses. |
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| Up close of the white zinnia |
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| Janice Brown daylily in the shade garden. |
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| Pink Drift Rose |
Well, now I have to run out and find white zinnias for the white, cream and pale yellow garden! Those are so fresh looking. Love the Abraham Darby rose and, of course, your daylilies are stunning as always. Thanks for the tour and the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteSandy - You are very welcome. I love to pass along new ideas - as I am always looking for new ideas as well. Good luck with your garden! I can never have enough of white when the temperatures are in high 90s and 100s!
ReplyDeleteI forgot to say that whomever chose your Mother's Day rose did a good job. That Double Delight is a ... well, double delight!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful selection of day lilies in your garden. Especially the pink one. I love them all. Maybe time for a new one next year. I'm sure I could find a spot.
ReplyDeleteLancashire rose - Thanks! Everyone should have a few daylilies - I try to buy them so they have a long bloom period - early to late varieties and rebloomers. Won't be long before I'll run out of room and have to start giving some away.
ReplyDeleteSandy - My daughter and son-in-law chose the rose.