Daylily Haiku Thursday | Celebrating my Birthday with a treat! — by Nikki Schmith on Friday, December 2, 2011

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drowning in a sea of blinding color and light. still looking for more! Oh, these grey days of fall/winter, when the view out my wind...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Learning something despite the circumstances... — by Nikki Schmith on Thursday, November 17, 2011

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wet indifference. blooms soaked in heaven's kisses - still bright with color! H. 'Spanish Fiesta' While lis...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Pink! — by Nikki Schmith on Friday, November 11, 2011

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The meaning of the color pink is unconditional love and nurturing.  It is a softer, non-violent red - the sweet side.  Fiery red is dil...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Celebrating Death — by Nikki Schmith on Wednesday, November 2, 2011

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when spirits unite on a bright and pleasant fall day- taking death's journey. H.'When Spirits Unite' I raised...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Embrace Grace — by Nikki Schmith on Thursday, October 27, 2011

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Petals gently roll - Sepals curl and hide coyly Surprise!  It's distinct! All three of these daylilies are Karol Emmeri...

Skin In the Game... | Daylily Blog on Getting Better — by Nikki Schmith on Tuesday, October 25, 2011

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I think I've told you, (about nine-bajillion times) that we recently moved to a new part of the country.  Not only did I reloca...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Common Threads — by Nikki Schmith on Friday, October 21, 2011

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After about 10 years of studying daylilies and daylily people, I have come to the conclusion that there are some very interesting com...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Black Moon — by Nikki Schmith on Wednesday, October 12, 2011

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an evenings' jewel rising above the chatter adieu, busy day! This is H. 'Black Moon,' an older cultivar that I saw for th...

Daylily Haiku Thursday | Summer Sundial — by Nikki Schmith on Thursday, October 6, 2011

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Summer seems long gone. Fall is already fleeting. Still.   I'm holding on. This is H. 'Summer Sundial' by Don Jerab...