The star of my show in 2013 was "Greywoods Dottie Do Little." (Wilkinson, 2004) What a little powerhouse! This beautiful daylily bloomed just about all summer, sending up scape after scape. It started blooming on July 8th and I saw the last bloom on September 14. In addition, the plant just about doubled in size. That's something to be said after the hot, dry summer we had last year.
This gorgeous daylily was purchased in August 2011 on my annual trip to the WI Daylily Society sale at Olbrich Gardens in Madison. What makes this plant unusual is that it's stippled. It looks like a paintbrush was sprayed all over the petals with little pink dots. It is a double bloom as well. Every bloom is consistent, vibrant, and it looks beautiful even on a near or above 100 degree day (and we had quite a few of them) -- definitely a "two-thumbs up" daylily.
This gorgeous daylily was purchased in August 2011 on my annual trip to the WI Daylily Society sale at Olbrich Gardens in Madison. What makes this plant unusual is that it's stippled. It looks like a paintbrush was sprayed all over the petals with little pink dots. It is a double bloom as well. Every bloom is consistent, vibrant, and it looks beautiful even on a near or above 100 degree day (and we had quite a few of them) -- definitely a "two-thumbs up" daylily.
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