today’s flower is brought to you by the letter d. it is also brought to you by this garden. it was grown and named here. it is called Dark Counterpoint. like all flowers it is many things. it is a slightly unusual color combination. the skinny petals in back are darker. mostly they would be similar shade to the main flower or are lighter than the front set of petals. and the colors can change from a reddish purple to a silver and purple combination. four images…
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Pretty flower. I wish I had a green thumb. I do try each year, but with limited success.
Daylilies are a extremely hardy plant. you might find that you do have a green thumb. Glad you enjoy the flowers !
Soooo beautiful. Love flowers. My best flowers are the ones that I take from the seed packet and blow to the ground. haha
I agree about the daylilies. They are so faithful. Planted six or seven last year and didn’t lose one.
Thanks Teresa. The seeds and mother nature do know how to fend for themselves. They have been doing it for eons. Glad to hear your daylilies are doing well.
I absolutely love all of your amazing pictures! Thanks! 🙂
Thanks Liz. Or is it Sandra – or both ? Glad you enjoy the flowers.