I am looking forward to seeing this Pat Stamile plant bloom in 2009.

This was a very generous gift plant from Carol Sarginger.

I bought this plant at a farmer's market sale hosted by the Charlottesville Daylily Club.  It was one of the first functions that I attended with them.

This is another spring 2009 delivery that I am very excited about.

I am looking forward to seeing this Pat Stamile plant bloom in 2009.

Bret Clement was kind enough to donate some plants to the 2008 Region 3 Regional.  Iwas able to win this one in the acution.  This is a first year bloom with it still in the small pot from the auction.

In the summer of 2006, I visited Fred Benziger's garden after all my plants had stopped blooming.  I bought three of his diploid seedlings that were just starting to bloom.  They have grown like weeds and bloom very late for me.  Since there were three seedlings, I started calling them Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh just to help me keep them straight.  I hope to get pictures of them this spring.

In the summer of 2006, I visited Fred Benziger's garden after all my plants had stopped blooming.  I bought three of his diploid seedlings that were just starting to bloom.  They have grown like weeds and bloom very late for me.  Since there were three seedlings, I started calling them Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh just to help me keep them straight.  I hope to get pictures of them this spring.

This particular seedling was one that Fred had marked to work with in the future, but he agreed to let me have it.

This is another spring 2009 delivery that I am very excited about.

I purchased this seedling from Bob Faulkner at the 2008 Northern Mecca .  I am excited to see what it looks like after having a year in the ground.

This was one of the first tets that I purchased.  It seems to be slow to increase for me.

This plant has been a fast grower for me.  I believe it has produced "instant rebloom" for me, but I want to verify that this summer.

I was able to buy this plant at the 2007 RADS flower show.  However, it looks like I did not get a picture of it in 2008.

This was my one of my first "favorite" daylilies.  I still think it is very nice and brought a piece of it with me to the new house.

This Dan Trimmer plant has been a fast increaser for me.  It has also been well liked by my non-daylily-obsessed family members.

This Dan Trimmer plant was a substitution on a Fall 2008 order.  I like another plant that I have out of TET DRAGON'S EYE, so I am excited to see how this plant performs.

This was part of my first "I really want a gold edged daylily!" purchase. 

I really enjoyed being able to browse seedling fields and purchase seedlings at the 2008 Northern Mecca .  This plant was purchased from the garden of Dave Jackson.  One of the petals was broken while I carried it to the van, but this is the only picture that I have right now.

I have seedlings from this Pat Stamile plant that should bloom in 2010.  I am hoping to see some patterned eyezones in its kids.

In the spring of 2009, Linda Michaels of Daredevil Daylilies spoke to the Charlottesville club.  I was able to purchase two of her plants at the auction that day.  Linda is a great speaker and was a lot of fun to have at our club.

I am excited about seeing this Sandy Holmes' plant bloom in 2009.

I am looking forward to seeing this Pat Stamile plant bloom in 2009.

This is another spring 2009 delivery that I am very excited about.

This plant is well known for producing "toothy" progeny such as Joel Polston's WILD HAIR

I have ordered this Richard Norris   plant for spring 2009 delivery.  I am very excited to see how it performs in my garden.