Monroe County Master Gardener Association

Story and Photos by Gail K.

Welcome to —-Deb’s Daylily Garden!!

Awhile back our group, took a trip to see Deb’s Daylilies. My photo disc went funky and I was unable to post. It has sat on my “to do” list—until July 16, 2022.

If I remember right, I need to watch for – flowers at the roadside mailbox—YUP- there they are.

What a welcome mat, wouldn’t you say???

Morning Deb!!!! 

Above, the outer edge of her Hosta garden which sits adjacent to her driveway……….

Deb’s yard has far more than daylilies so we are going for the full tour……ready? I remember this from the last time- it was a fave then and now………

Fairy garden for the grandchildren.

More than just “the plants”- Deb has integrated art of all types into her gardens. 

Do you see the frog?………Rib-bit!!

Overhead trees- provide the perfect shady spot for a large Hosta bed. The vast display offers a wide variety of size, shape & color hues; all beautifully blended into a sea of green.

Duck Duck  ??  GOOSE!!

Leaving the Hostas, we pass the veggie garden on our way to the back yard & the daylily patch. Despite my impromptu visit– these gardens are in tip top shape….

Rounding the back of the house-WOW!
Holy color wheel!!!

Here in the filtered shade of an early morning sun- Before my very eyes, Mother Nature had spilled a #120 count box of crayons—-what an array of colors!!!!

With Deb’s permission, I tip toe in & around the multitudes snapping photos- hoping to capture the more outstanding blooms- to share with YOU.

It doesn’t take long to see just how varied these flowers are….in color, shape & design!!!!

Debbie-naming each as if they were her children…..even who the grower was or where she bought it…

What?? Pick a favorite????  Really?

I will admit, I find myself attracted to the “spider” variety esp when it is showing off in my favorite color.

BUT    OOH LA LA  look at this one!!!

Enjoy some others I was drawn to–
Bold & Sizzlin’ hot:

Cool & calm:

Pretty pastels:

Moody & Dramatic:

Showy & Delicate:

Leaving Deb’s garden, we head to her sister’s house to see even more varieties; they will be featured in

my next blog entry—

THANK YOU DEB, YOUR GARDEN IS BEAUTIFUL!!!