We saw our first red day lily at our yellow house Sunday.
Miss Nola gave me more day lilies than I could count and I got all the colors mixed up so it was a surprise when this red one bloomed first.
You can read about Miss Nola's day lilies here.
We are wondering where the next red day lily will bloom as I planted them all over the property with the other four colors of day lilies she gave me. I am thrilled they bloomed this year as I did not think they would after being transplanted.
The hummingbirds are getting accustomed to us and I am attempting to photograph them which is not easy to do even with a better camera.
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Shelley Puppy keeps putting his giant paws on the lap top keys so any misspellings in this post are his.
All earlier misspellings are mine of course. Joe is following up with our doctor today and then we are going to a favorite lunch spot. We pray Joe does not require neck surgery.
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joy and peace
Olive
Beautiful photos Olive!
ReplyDeleteSending prayers that both you and Joe will be feeling tip-top SOON!
Hugs,
Jan
I will pray for Joe too. Love the happy hummingbird... :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Shelley seems to want you, so just go. We'll be here when you come back.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty color. Can you believe I only have yellow. I need to venture out into other colors of them.
ReplyDeleteI darling, this is so funny, I saw my first red day lily on the east side of the house on Sunday as well, took a few pictures to share soon. Yours are incredible.. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteDear Olive - hoping it is good news for Joe, and that you too are feeling better. The red Day Lilies are lovely, as is that delightful little hummingbird.
ReplyDeleteI very much remember the post when you transplanted all those Day Lillies, Olive! I will certainly pray for Joe and that all will be well. Love the photo of the little humming bird. Take care my friend.
ReplyDeleteDear Olive,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, I hope that Joe gets good news at the doctors.
.... and, your red day lillies are beautifulmas are your photographs of them
I love hummingbirds. You are so lucky to have them in your garden. We don't have them over here. The first time that I saw them was when we were along the Appalachian Trail.They were drinking from a feeder while we were having breakfast. XXXX
That's a beautifully colored day lily, love that it's gifted! Hoping for good news for Joe-take care:@)
ReplyDeleteMy day lilies are blooming too...but I don't have any red. Hoping Joe got good news at the dr. today. Enjoy the rest of your week and kiss that puppy for me. :o)
ReplyDeleteOlive, what awesome photographs! I've not seen a red lily that gorgeous! Precious hummingbird too!
ReplyDeleteThat photograph of the red lily is stunning! I have some that are blooming, but I do not have a red one. Wishing good thoughts for your husband.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely red to see! And I adore that little hummingbird. They can be quite elusive, can't they?
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Linda
Gorgeous pics Olive, I hope all is well with your husband.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful red day lily. You did a great job of capturing the humming bird. They have been flitting around my feeder so fast I haven't been able to capture them.
ReplyDeletePraying for good news for Joe.
Your pictures are fabulous. Beautiful shots. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteI actually carried a hummingbird that was trapped in my shed, in my hand! It was so amazing! Prayers are with you for good health. ~ Maureen
ReplyDeletebeautiful day lilies! They are one of my favorite flowers!
ReplyDeleteLove the color of that day lily. I tried to get a shot of the hummer on our feeder and I waited and waited after he was constantly feeding. It never came back while I stood there with the camera. Very smart I tell ya.
ReplyDeleteThe lilies are beautiful, it's still too early here. Best wishes to Joe!
ReplyDeleteOlive, Our lilies are blooming. Yesterday as my sister and I were loking over them from the porch, a hummingbird was right there . I think we startled him. Smiles, Susie
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