It was over 3 weeks ago that we enjoyed what we thought was the last Pink Apricot Serenade daylily – the queen of our garden. Yet a little over a week ago a new bud began to form, and we knew we were in for one more treat. Each day it got a little bigger, and we thought it would bloom this past Thursday, although we hoped it wouldn’t since the forecast was for heavy rain. And she held out for one more day, blooming gloriously on September 11th, a beacon of hope on this most solemn of days.
Lovely! Looking forward to reading and seeing your photos Anita!
Thank you so much, Lyne – you are so kind!
What a gorgeous flower and photo. I can see why it is called the queen of your garden and it was meant to bloom on September 11.
Oh Donna, thank you so much for your lovely comments! It felt so right to have it bloom on September 11 and I’m so glad I had the chance to capture it!
This is fantastic. It would make a wonderful card for this date. You do have a way with the lilies.
Ann ?
Thank you so much for your lovely comments, Ann! I have a lot of practice shooting them!