My "Great White North"

[Sheriff Roland]

You tryin' ta pull the wool over our eyes, Sheriff?  Them's cosmos. 

Oops  - yup gonna go change it right away. Wrong word came out!

[Front-Ranger]

he, he I always think of Donald O'Connor when I see those flowers. He played Cosmo in Singing in the Rain. What a great comic actor!

[Sheriff Roland]

Shasta changed her vote (not allowed), so if I keep to the original votes so far it's 2 to 2 and Janice refusing to express an opinion. Anymore takers?

Here are the two options (in reduced image form),

first, photo #1 then photo #2

For larger images, go back about 24 hours. Final results and the truth about who took which picture will be revealed tonight.

[injest]

okay...see in the big picture I like the first...but in the small I like the second....

no really! I am NOT trying to be diplomatic!

[ifyoucantfixit]

              Ok I will cast my vote.  But if I say the wrong thing you gonna hate me ??

                         i have two reasons for not wanting to choose.  I like them both for
                         different reasons.   But if you make me choose...          door #2     

[Sheriff Roland]

              Ok I will cast my vote.  But if I say the wrong thing you gonna hate me ??    

Naw I ain't gonna hate ya - I may stop talkin ta ya, but I ain't gonna hate ya!! 

Here's today's new daylily - a kinda pink/peach colour. Small plant, gonna produce just a few blooms. Hum ..., maybe I should move it in the first (newly torn down) flowerbed - will be needin some short plants there and daylilies are perfect for a slope.

[Ellemeno]

I love daylilies.  When I moved to Mississippi from New York, I took some daylily tubers from my mom's yard in new York, and they did great there too.  I have often wondered why there aren't lots of them here in Seattle.  They seem to be an easy-going flower that does well in a variety of conditions.

[Sheriff Roland]

last of the new flowers/herb/plant fer today

It's a bee balm (removed/returned from/to the 2nd row, but this bunch is happily growing behind the garage) It has a citrusy fragrance.

[Sheriff Roland]

Same Yarrow I posted a little over a week ago, but they're looking fuller (and the close-up picture I took - posting it tomorrow - actually goves some detail).

you have only one hour left to put in your vote for your favourite pic a the pale yellow lilly

Not to worry, Jocelyn - I'm pretty sure this is a native weed plant.

[Sheriff Roland]

The final tally of the votes after 40 hours (or so), 3 votes for photo #2, and 2 for photo #1

the winning photo and photagrapher is

me/mine