
These were some I had dug and divided this spring and I'm glad that has not kept them from blooming.
I'd be more proud of this first bloom if I had not stopped at my sister-who-does-not-garden's condo yesterday to put a few small trellises in a couple of pots with sweet potato vine growing in them. They have a whole row of these already blooming by their condo. I consoled myself that those daylilies are along a south facing wall, so the soil there probably warmed up a lot faster.
I will further console myself in large bowls of home grown lettuce. Look at all that lettuce. How shall I eat it all? In salads, on sandwiches, as snacks! I have lots of lettuce to eat and also some spinach.

Have a great day in your garden today.
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I'm getting to my veggie garden late this year because I'm redesigning it with all my spare time, Ha Ha!
Your daylily is pretty.
Sherry
Genie...Thanks for the comment and I'll be enjoying the lettuce for quite awhile.
Chigiy...I haven't planted the rest of my vegetable garden, so you might catch up with me, yet.
Sister with the Homestead...I'll remember!
Opal:Vegan Mom...I'll have to try lettuce wraps sometime.
Jean... I'm sure you will soon have some daylilies in bloom.
Thanks all for the comments!
All that beautiful lettuce has me craving a salad!
I bought some lettuce and other veggies to plant today. I usually start every thing from seed but I was behind so I got a head start with already growing plants. Yum. :)
Your lettuces look wonderful. What's your secret to growing spinach (before the bunnies get it)? Mine seems to be growing extremely slowly.
Love the homegrown greens ..the rabbit is ~sharing with you!~hugs NG
Know what you mean about the lettuce though, we have lettuce coming out of our ears. Perhaps we should get a rabbit? :-D
BTW I can think of many reasons why someone should want a cat. :-D
Mari-Nanci
I have Stellas blooming too, they just started last week while I was on my road trip. I have lettuces going as well.
We have lettuce and spinach all winter, as well as beet greens and arugula and kale because we have a couple of cold frames. I highly recommend investing in a nice one with automatic openers. It makes the winter salad commonplace here, so I don't end up with a lot of lettuce envy of other people.
Elliot Coleman in his book "Four Season Harvest" gives quite good instructions on how to have fresh vegetables all year round.