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   user-7007498 07/19/2017

   Pattie, thanks for sharing your garden with us. The daylillies are so pretty. My favorite daylillies are the ones that are highly ruffled on the edges.

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   meander_michaele 07/19/2017

   Hi, Pattie, could you hear my "oohs and ahhs" from across the miles? You certainly have some beauties! I'm also a sucker for the pie crust edges and love when the flower has the kind of substance that those special characteristics look almost as good when the day ends as when the day begins...that's asking a lot of a daylily but some hybridizers are wizards of breeding.
   I'm also very impressed with your companion plantings around the daylilies which really shows up in picture #2. And, then to see at the end how you rock the hosta plantings...outstanding!

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   pattieswinfordclifford 07/19/2017

   Thank you.

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   Tim_Zone_Denial_Vojt 07/19/2017

   I'm really in love with your Hosta and Hakonechloa border in front of the woods. What a stunning backdrop and definitely an instance where Hosta flowers are showcased to great effect. Lucious.

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   pattieswinfordclifford 07/19/2017

   The hummingbirds enjoy the hosta blooms too!

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   greengenes 07/19/2017

   These are so pretty, Pattie! I so agree about the summer not being a summer without daylilies! They sure bring another level of beauty to your gardens! There are so many kinds too! You have a beautiful garden. Thanks for sharing!

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   user-3565112 07/19/2017

   Good morning Patti, I believe all of your plant combinations are terrific. I am always on the lookout for blue plants and would like to know what the plants in the 1st & 2nd. photos are. I've been too late to comment in the past week or so but yours & those beautiful, neat & tidy gardens have me re-evaluating my jungles.
   Good luck, Joe
   P.S. Thank you Tim for i.d.ing the plants behind the hostas.

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   pattieswinfordclifford 07/19/2017

   Photo 1 is a garden phlox and 2 is native monarda (bee balm). Sometime (most time), plants just move around in my garden for year to year.

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   user-3565112 07/19/2017

   Thank you for the info. I did'nt know Monarda was available in those colors. I have plants moving around also & Tickseed Golden Gain is a real thug in my gardens.
   Good luck, Joe

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   LindaonWhidbey 07/19/2017

   Good morning, Pattie. You have a beautiful property with all of the mature trees and the way you did your shade border is so appealing. Love your daylily, monarda combos.
   Thanks for sharing.

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   Cenepk10 07/19/2017

   Gorgeous, Pattie.

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   Cenepk10 07/19/2017

   Day lillies are one of my favorites & they multiply like rabbits ! Love them

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   sheila_schultz 07/19/2017

   Good morning Pattie! Your gardens must be awash with color this time of year with all of your daylily's in bloom! It was the photo of your Hosta and Hakonechloa border that really caught me eye, though. I've never been a fan of hosta flowers and always remove them, but the mass of flowers in front of the forest backdrop is downright beautiful! Love the look!

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    user-7008735 07/19/2017

    Your daylilies are lovely, Pattie! I especially love the Hostas along the edge of the woods. They look so big and healthy. Are slugs ever a problem in Indiana?

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   pattieswinfordclifford 07/19/2017

   Slugs are a problem with some hostas; I think that happens everywhere.

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   user-7008735 07/20/2017

   You are probably right, Pattie. I guess if we have enough moisture to keep hostas happy, we are likely to have conditions to keep slugs happy, too. I like to imagine there's some dream-land where hostas can live free of holes in their leaves.

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    VikkiVA 07/19/2017

    I also love how you have bordered the woodland with the hosta! Your day lilies are beautiful. I'm a day lily person also. Vikki in VA.

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    schatzi 07/19/2017

    I'm going to sound like an echo, but LOVE the ruffled day lilies and the hosta border in front of the trees is outstanding. Beautiful!

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    user-6536305 07/19/2017

    Beautiful daylilies and lawn! It is such a shame that such a beauty only last one day. Thanks for sharing Pattie!

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    gardencook 07/19/2017

    Lovely photo of the hostas and Japanese Forest Grass near the woods!!! I especially like the ruffled edged day lilies in your garden. Would you happen to know the names of them? Perhaps I may have the same. I imagine the hummingbirds love the hosta blooms and they are such a welcome treat to the gardens!

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    user-7007816 07/19/2017

    There are so many great daylilies and you have some beauties. We recently picked a bloom from several of the daylilies around our house. I thought you might enjoy seeing them.

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   user-7007498 07/19/2017

   What a great display of flowers. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing that photo.

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   meander_michaele 07/19/2017

   Fun way to show them off for a "photo shoot".

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   cooksforfive 07/19/2017

   oooh - so pretty!

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   pattieswinfordclifford 07/20/2017

   So pretty!!

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    cooksforfive 07/19/2017

    Such pretty daylilies. And I love your hosta border at the edge of the woods! Thanks for sharing.

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    pattieswinfordclifford 07/20/2017

    Yes, it is Kerria!!

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    user-5117752 07/20/2017

    Fabuloso!!!!! (My word) Your pics are just so lovely!

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    user-4691082 07/20/2017

    Pattie, I'm late to the party, but I agree with everyone else- gorgeous! Your photos are very artsy! Beautiful daylilies- I just wish they bloomed longer!

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    elizabethdice 07/20/2017

    The daylilies are very pretty, but It would be very helpful to know their names.