Daylily Haiku Thursday | Long Overdue: My favorites from 2011 — by Nikki Schmith on

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like blooms, kids fulfill. we need their wildness in the field of time. Today we are celebrating our son's 7th birthday!   ...

Grace Under Pressure | Daylily Blog on Seeing MORE. — by Nikki Schmith on

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Oh!  Some images just make you wrinkle your nose and do the "nasty-face" they look so good.   Here is one such photo...  ...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Haunting Yellow Memories — by Nikki Schmith on

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How to describe this? Intense. Clean. Glowing and bright. It's just not yellow ! There are thousands and thousands of yellow...

VIDEO: The American Hemerocallis Society — by Nikki Schmith on

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Here is the best tool you can use this spring to bring more friends to your garden.  The AHS has just published this promotional video desi...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Scandalous — by Nikki Schmith on

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scandalous purple - dressing up vanilla white, splashed in fabulous. H. 'Scandalous' is an older cultivar that ...

Always 'Courting Trouble' | Daylily Blog on Local-vores — by Nikki Schmith on

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Okay, so I owe you two haiku.  The last two weeks have been a swirl of Disney, Spring Break, gardening, and stretching.  We soaked up t...

Colors In the Sky | Daylily Haiku Thursday — by Nikki Schmith on

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H. 'Exotic Pattern', H. 'Paradise Royal Purple' and H. 'Edith Buccola' the sky on fire with sweet licks...

A Very Special Announcement | My First Introduction! — by Nikki Schmith on

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I am very proud to announce the debut of my first registered daylily!   In lieu of a haiku this week, I wanted to share this s...

The Big Time | It's okay to covet. — by Nikki Schmith on

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Driving out near Carlyle Lake, I passed this happiness-waiting-to-happen . Overgrown and in need of some TLC (the structures, n...

Why Exhibition Shows Are Important for Hybridizers | Haiku Thursday — by Nikki Schmith on

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an empty canvas. endless possibilities- our fresh spring days! - written in the elevator during the 2012 Winter Symposium  Ci...