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I have the same thought on these books. And I remember seeing the movie 2001....when that was far into the future.

WE have had a bit on snow the last few days. You real northerners would laugh at our snow and chuckle at us freezing when it it almost 30 degrees. But when the sky is dreary I try to put some organization into my photos. What a sight to behold from last July or so.

Is this grown for the beauty, or do you also eat the beans?

I brought it for dinner at my son's home. We all shared in the sweet aromatic taste. The 4 month old baby seems to react to the smell, and my 3 year old grandson could not get enough. He has watched it grow from a flower and kept wanting to eat it. It must be perfect to eat. And it was.

The promise of an Amaryllis bloom. So beautiful even before it is opens.

hahahaha. Daylily flowers are edible and I am told taste rather peppery. Now to make them pineappley.

Fresh home grown pineapple is a crop for the very patient. My greenhouse was filled with the sweet aroma of pineapple. I harvested the pineapple and will share it with family for dinner.

PW are sold everywhere. So eventually they turned the red that you wanted? Something it the soil change for the better. I need to use lime in my gardens for maintaining a good ph. But that is not for all parts of the US. If you want fantastic daylilies, in fact fantastic plants of all kinds...

If you never saw the color on the tag, the plant was misslabeled. So the white is what you got? If so, labeled wrong. PW are a big company and wrong tags could happen easily. I am certain they have many growers. One of my own cultivars started out as a brilliant yellow orange. When I changed...

Waiting for Sunrise. In visiting my sleeping gardens this morning I found a huge daylily clump pulled up by the deer. It looks fine but instead of replanting in partially frozen ground, I potted it and put it in my greenhouse. So I will see this one blooming indoors early this season. A little...

A late mid season heavy bloomer. And some times she throws a double. So lovely. Guinevere Had Green Eyes.

Another new hybrid. Barely a Blush.

Another dreary day's weather. Looking over my blooms from last summer. I just have to show you, This Girl is On Fire. A gorgeous clump that bloomed on and on. This is one of my most popular hybrids. And I still love it.

Never even occurred to me. And I know fly tiers.

Maybe only a backyard chicken farmer can appreciate this. But I think this is quite hilarious.

Love this.

When I first had horses, I asked my generations of horse owner neighbors....Hurricane? Horses in the barn or out of the barn. It was aways a toss up if the really big one ever came. You know the one that might take down the 200 + year old barns. Had a few pretty bad ones. Barns are still intact...

I have the big spotlight ones. They last a long time....months. And I use it daylily when I close up the chickens for the night/

This is the first time, in I'm going to guess 20 years, that I every repotted my seed grown Amaryllis. I did it so that the few that were small would have more room to grow.They were in the same pots all of there years. I switched from lovely but heavy clay pots to all plastic. Tired of lifting...

That is even better!