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Eliza Waters 
The colour of joy and happiness!
Yes! I love this shade of yellow. 🙂
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Me too. It’s refreshing and light.
Thank you, Cynthia!
Lovely. Is it a day lily?
Thanks, Cindy. Yes, it is. A great long bloomer, too.
Pretty ☀️
Thank you, Karen. x
Lovely pale yellow. It will harmonize with so many other colors.
Thanks much. It does play well with others!
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Flowers are always the their best in a drift.
Agreed, 🙂 thanks Susan.
Beautiful:)
Thank you, Karina. x
Lovely bloom that can’t help but bring a smile.
Yes, it does– thanks, Judy. It shines like a beacon in the garden. 🙂
Sunny reflections, so pretty! 🌞
Thank you, Barbara!
Lovely color…and the very pale green throat and alternating-sized petals.
Thank you, Alice, it is one of my favorites for just those reasons, fragrance, too. 🙂
‘Scratch ‘n sniff’ would be nice!
I love the end of the season daylilies!
Thanks, Karen. They do carry us through late summer very well. 🙂
The deer leaves yours alone!
Yes, lucky this year, but bags of Irish Spring soap help deter their browsing.
Pretty. 😊
Thank you, Irene. x
Such a delicate yellow. Wonderful!
Thank you, Laurie. A definite favorite. 🙂
Sunshiny pretty!
Thank you, Donna. And fragrant, too! 🙂
Wonderful post
Thank you!
silent sunday
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to monday
the one day
My favorite shade of yellow — lovely!
Mine, too, thanks, Linda! 🙂
🤩🥰♥️
Thanks, Susan 🙂
AH-mazing shot Eliza! You did the Hyperion justice by fading the other flowers. Now, I have to Google Hyperion since I have never heard of it before. LOL.
Thank you, Nailah. It is an old garden variety, but a great performer, which keeps it in circulation.
Surprised to see Hemerocallis at this point in the season. How lovely.
Thank you, Susie. We are a bit behind your time line, but this is one of the latest here to bloom.
The perfect soft yellow.
Thanks, Kris. 🙂
Lovely shade of yellow and the background isn’t bad either. More of your garden beauty, Eliza.
Thanks, Steve! 🙂
So pretty against that background!
Thank you, Belinda!
Lovely and full of cheer.
Thank you, Alys!
Hi Eliza. Hemerocallis is one of my favourites. Gardens here in France definitely moving away from summer now.
MJ
Thanks, MJ. It is subtle, but change is in the air, despite the heat and humid conditions that continue to feel like high summer.
A lovely lemony one Eliza. 😃
Thank you, Cathy! 🙂
Lovely Lily, Eliza, with a nice complementary background.
Thanks, Jane. I envisioned this shot while sitting on our deck having our morning cuppa. Had to jump up and get the camera! 😉
Such a beautiful, delicate shade of lemon. I love how you captured it with the coneflowers in the background. Lovely image, Eliza. ❤ Our daylilies have long been gone. They remind me of early summer around here.
Thank you, Robin. I have early, mid- and late-season varieties, including a repeat bloomer, so I get a nice long season to enjoy, about 2 months.
A few of us are more familiar with Maria Callas than with Hemerocallis.
🙂 Lucky me that both are familiar.
That double familiarity with Callas and -callis means you’re definitely not callous.
I miss mine at my old house!
They are super hardy plants, bothered by little and bloom their heads off in season. What’s not to like? 🙂