Hallson Gardens

I love your stories Jim

Love the green and mauve. Thanks for posting.

They are all beautiful. I'm especially fond of the 3rd picture series #2 & #3, 4th picture series #5, and the 5th picture series #1. Needless to say, I'm partial to the coral colors.

Ed, Thanks for posting your daylily pictures. I always enjoy looking.

Could it be Hall's Pink?

I agree with what you are saying Chris. Lately, I allow the solid green to grow for a year or two. I had a 'June' that was doing very well with one solid, green eye. Instead of lifting the plant out of the ground, I took a sharp paring knife and removed the eye by doing a coring like cut into that p...

Wow!!!! What a beauty. I'm enjoying the pictures Ed.

Here is my list in no particular order. Although there are plenty that add color and variation to my garden, these are the ones that add WOW and are trouble free. Montana Aureomarginata Abba Dabba Do Bressingham Blue June Alleghan Fog Paradigm Summer Breeze Whirl Wind Spilt Milk Queen Josephine Nort...

I miss his pictures and the picture stories he told.

I'm fairly new at growing daylilys and I love to look at the pictures everyone posts. Thanks

I especially love S-388

These are both beautiful. You post such nice pictures Ed.

I love the Hostas Kent. Thanks for posting the link.

Thanks CarolW for helping me confirm that I do have Pink Damask. It does grow well for me.

It really isn't mauve either. I'll try to add a picture here. It'll be my first posted picture. Even though it looks pink here, the actual flower seems to be a dingy red. Thanks for your help.

I have one that just bloomed that looks like yours. I got it in a grab-bag from Chris about 3 or 4 years ago. Mine has a light reddish, rusty color. I wouldn't call it pink nor would I call it red.

My Mr. Big and S&S are in the same garden close to each other. My S&S is several years older, but it isn't as big as Mr. Big either in clump size or leaf size.

My Guardian Angel from Chris is in deep shade. It looked like Blue Angel while it was still young, but it came up with beautiful wings (oops, I mean leaves) this summer.

Hallsons is my favorite Hosta mail order site. On a whole, the plants have the most mature root systems of any hosta that I've ordered. I get very excited waiting to find out what the freebie is going to be each time. I even have my husband getting me Hallson's gift certificates for my birthday.

That's a beautiful flower. It has a great color and a lot of interesting features in the petals.