Today it's all about lilies. I have never had so many blooms and buds in my lily bed. I need to spread things out some but I love the full look, even when they lilies aren't blooming.
I had one Easter lily bloom. I have planted several over the years but I'm happy to see and smell one.
I only have 5 different lilies and I don't know their names. I'm not looking to collect them, just enjoy them.
I love the bright yellow throat of this burgundy one.
You all know I'd have some peachy ones, didn't you?
This yellow is a very soft color.
I think the colors of this one are interesting.
They sure look different colors on different days. 
These yellows are quite vibrant.
Now I have a question for you. I was asked several times during the tour what this bushy plant is. I've had it far a long time and have no idea what it's name is. It looks like a bush but it dies down completely over the winter.
As you can see the leaves are interesting and the stems are red. It does get tiny white flowers. None of the Master Gardeners we asked had any idea. Do you?
Thanks for stopping by for Bloomin' Tuesday! To join the tour just add your name, STATE and permalink to Mr Linky below. I'm excited to see what you all have bloomin'. I know you will enjoy the tour!
I had one Easter lily bloom. I have planted several over the years but I'm happy to see and smell one.
I only have 5 different lilies and I don't know their names. I'm not looking to collect them, just enjoy them.
I love the bright yellow throat of this burgundy one.
You all know I'd have some peachy ones, didn't you?
This yellow is a very soft color.
I think the colors of this one are interesting.
They sure look different colors on different days. 
These yellows are quite vibrant.
Now I have a question for you. I was asked several times during the tour what this bushy plant is. I've had it far a long time and have no idea what it's name is. It looks like a bush but it dies down completely over the winter.
As you can see the leaves are interesting and the stems are red. It does get tiny white flowers. None of the Master Gardeners we asked had any idea. Do you?
Thanks for stopping by for Bloomin' Tuesday! To join the tour just add your name, STATE and permalink to Mr Linky below. I'm excited to see what you all have bloomin'. I know you will enjoy the tour!
20 comments:
Sorry I forgot to post my state, it is OREGON. I am new to your blog and I love it. Also, love to garden and collect plants. Thank you for hosting this party!
Hi Jean - Your lilies are beautiful! The yellow, almost green lilies, are very striking and unusual. I don't know what your mystery shrub is - wish I did because it's pretty even without flowers. Thanks for hosting Bloomin Tuesday - I look forward to it every week :)
Hi Jean, your Lillies are lovely. I really think the one that changes color is 'Colorful Summer', I have it in my garden and it's a keeper. Sorry I couldn't help you with your mystery shrub, hope someone is able to id it for you. :)
Your lily's are beatuiful! We have lily's blooming here too!
Thanks for hosting Blooming Tuesday!
Paula
Your lilies are gorgeous.
Lovely lilies.
I love all of you lilies, Jean. Your plants always look so healthy and lush. It's obvious you spend a lot of time and energy in your gardens. They are so lovely!
Lovely lilies, Jean. I especially like the greenish yellow one. My day lilies are just starting. I almost hate to see them because it means the majority of my flowers are done for the year!
What a sad thought for both of us.
Your lilies are very pretty. I like the full look too. Wish I could help ID your plant, interesting foliage.
Your lilies are gorgeous in so many different colors! The bushy one with flower is pretty too but I don't know the name..
Hi Jean,
I love all your daylilies, and the Easter one, too. I'm thinking my favorite is the one you said had interesting colors.
I saw no one yet knew what your plant is. I was curious and did a search on plants with reddish leaves. I am putting a link here that shows a similar plant. The colors are a bit different, but I wonder if they are related. Oh, shoot, I was not able to paste it in. It was in iGarden Club, which I've never heard of. The plant I saw was called Persicaria Microcephala, 'Red Dragon'. Oh, I just did a search of persicaria, and saw that it's related to painter's pallete. That's funny, because I was thinking your plant reminded me of mine, but knew it wasn't that. (I'm sorry if I'm a bit rambly, I just got up and an not fully awake.) Have a great day!
I didn't see the state until after I posted. Indiana, where the summers are hot and the corn grows tall and my flower pots are in bloom. Tahnks for hosting!!
Your lilies look amazing! Sorry I can't help you ID your plant. Love the leaves.
Hello! Thanks for sharing all of your day lilies! I have two different kinds in my garden, but I have no idea what they are!
You'll also notice I created a new garden blog. It's http://bholdingthebeauty.blogspot.com. For this week I linked up to my old blog (which has a post directing to the new one).
I figured I was posting so much garden stuff I should have a whole blog dedicated to it!
Happy Gardening!
Hello! I love your daylilies! I only have one but want to add more.....i guess i am always wanting to add 'more' lol!!!
Happy gardening!
~katrina
Wow, you have such a lovely variety of lilies! I'm not a huge fan of them, but I think that may be because most of the ones I see are the wild orange ones, I'd love to have some of the variety you have!
I must remember to update my blog with a garden post so I can join your next tour!
I hopped over from Zoey's blog and love finding daylily photos! You have lovely ones! I have quite a few and posted some shots in the last week or so. I was going to do a search for your shrub, but I think Sue pinpointed it-some kind of Persicaria Microcephala-good work!
your lilies are just lovely.
Hi Jean.. was very nice of you to come by for a visit.. I really like your 'bloomin' blog and hope to come by every Tuesday.. my yard has so many different 'blooms' sprout each month.. all year long.. I'm on the Gulf Coast, Clearwater, Fl and it' always in season here!
Your Lilly's are all so beautiful. Mine have come and gone in Feb and March, but will be back again in the Fall..
Sandy
thewondersofdoing@blogspot.com
I love all your lilies. They are so pretty. Now that my garden in going great maybe I can focus on some flowers. Lilies would be a nice touch.
Visiting with the TGP.
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