This I know - daylilies are never boring.  There is always some facet to explore and enjoy.  I have discovered that I am now enamoured with ...

how can a color brighten your soul and take you to a place you've missed? Oh, yellow.  The virtues of a color that screams optimism, ...

It's worth saying that in our quest to belong, we isolate ourselves into a world of comparison and imagined competition. Often I me...

light moods are yellow dancing in the bright sunlight begging for more time. It's official!  I have had my hands in the dirt in 2011!!...

blowing by - these days fly by and pass by too fast. you must take the shot! This is the daylily H. 'Royal Kaleidoscope.'  It is a...

I'm nervous.  This is the first post that contains photos of my own seedlings.  Showing these means I'm throwing back the curtain ...

daylily dreaming. waiting for a sprung Spring and enjoying the wait! The snow is slowly melting in Michigan.  I can now see the boiled cabb...

I don't do enough of this.  I have thousands of "headshots," or pictures of the flower faces, but not enough clump shots.  Th...

Deep inside each one, is a cave of glowing light. No day like today! Daylily blooms truly only last one day.  At the end of their time, ...

    Melting memories, flowing fast from winters grip and toward sunny days! Here are H. 'Rune Mark' and H. 'Star Wishes' f...

Some days I have a good hair day, and some days not-so-much.  Daylilies have those kind of days, too.  Here are two daylily traits that mak...

  showing off, dreaming of narrow wins and losses. they both count.  really.   Shown above is a shot from the Indiana daylily show I judged...

We all start out the day fresh and crisp - full of substance and saturation.  As the day matures, we melt.  And fade.  And start to sag in ...

sparkling bits of light twinkling at me (teasing me) to look more closely. This is H. 'Navajo Princess' (Hansen, 1992) seen at an ...