Showing posts with label Trahlyta. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trahlyta. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2026

Lily Extravanganza 2

Orienpet 'Anasthasia'
Wherein, we continue last week's display of various Oriental & Orienpet lilies and some new (to me) daylilies.  Again, I'll let the photos mostly speak for themselves.  We begin with gigantic Orienpet 'Anasthasia' at right.  So fragrant! Wowsa!









'Baferari'

Baferari  is a white/yellow Oriental blooming for me for the first time.  A website describes it thusly: "Highly fragrant Oriental lily known for its large, 8-inch, star-shaped blossoms. It features pristine white petals accented by a striking pale lemon-yellow starburst, chartreuse veins, and cinnamon-colored anthers."
'Trahlyta'









I'm personally rather partial to the lavender tones of 'Trahlyta'.

'Indian Giver'














Both the name and the white-rimmed appearance of 'Indian Giver' tickle my fancy. 


'Double Pardon Me'
Pardon me, if I superficially introduce you to daylily 'Double Pardon Me'.  The red glows more when the ambient temperature isn't quite as hot.

'Rising Moon'
'Rising Moon' is an apricot and profusely-blooming Orienpet lily in my front beds that I added last Fall.
'Wisteria'
Going to finish with a trio of delicately-colored daylilies:  'Wisteria' (recurved and sometimes-lavender), 'Julianna Lynn' (the most delicate and pale pink blush possible), and 'White Formal' (not-so-white), all from my front bed.  Enjoy!
'White Formal'

'Julianna Lynn'


 


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