daylily, 'David Kirchoff'

LOVE this one ! I have one very similar called "Spiritual Corridor". Remember I told you I used to be a Hostaholic? Well now I'm a Daylilyaholic ! I don't have a lot of "sun" space left in my yard though so I'm in trouble. Right now I'm sorta doing what you do and plant things closer than what they really should be. I like everything to look filled in anyway........I'll worry about things being overcrowded when the times comes I guess.

You guys also have many hemerocallis varieties named after the "Wizard of Oz", which I would have loved to have - but can't! Cannot, right now, remember the brill website, which has lots of them.

I'm pretty addicted to Day Lilies myself. I've added a lot of them in my garden the last couple years. I just ordered 100 fans form a couple of ladies who run a Day Lily farm to the south of me in Georgia. I want to use them to fill in my flower beds around my circle front lawn. I ordered mixed colors and they will not have names. I have a few fancier named ones but these should do what I want in my front garden.

Very beautiful daylily. I have been planting more daylilies than any other kind of flower lately, because deer aren't supposed to like them [but they seem to like everything in my gardens]. I wasn't going to order anything from catalogs this year, but couldn't resist ordering the Macbeth Daylily [lavender purple blooms with a dark purple eye sone and ruffled edges], and a collection of lily trees [which reach 3-4 feet the first year, and 5-6 feet the second year, and 6-8 feet in three years] from Breck's in Holland.

Wow. It seems to me that you have many more varieties of day lily on the other side of the pond.

Now I like this one much better... very delicate looking...some of the blooms on the more decadent daylilies look like plastic...way over the top...but this one is very soft looking. delicate colour too.