Perhaps it is the blog. Or, perhaps it is painting with my granddaughter a few days ago. And, maybe it is because I want to keep peak season alive all year. At any rate, I broke out the paintbrush in an attempt to keep my last Zuni Thunderbird alive forever. It was fun. And, it’s been 9 months since I painted one of my cultivators. That’s too long. So, I got my fix.
Zuni Thunderbird – Painting by Colorado Kid Daylilies – C. Hartt
Frans Hals appeared for the first time since 2014. I like this older daylily so much that I bought one online only to discover that I had one in my yard from the years when I wasn’t quite this addicted. I like bi-tone daylilies – I think that they are stunning.
Frans Hals – Photo by Colorado Kid Daylilies – C. Hartt
Other blooms today in my thinning garden included my last Marque Moon:
Marque Moon – Colorado Kid Daylilies – C. Hartt
Pizza Crust:
Pizza Crust – Photo by Colorado Kid Daylilies – C. Hartt
Apache Uprising among the Prickley Pear:
Apache Uprising with Prickley Pear Cactus – Photo by Colorado Kid Daylilies – C. Hartt
And, Orange Flurry:
Orange Flurry – Photo by Colorado Kid Daylilies – C. Hartt
My mind is shifting to fall. I’ll be a doctor in a little over a month. I hope that there is a bloom on the day I give my presentation. That would rock. If there isn’t, I will still wake up to my favorite blossoms.
Colorado Kid Daylilies 