Aerial view of the Gardens in the Morning Sun

We are still looking down from about 500 ft. altitude, seeing the gardens in the morning sun. At center is the Shade House, a wooden framework with a shade cloth roof. To the right of it is the equipment shed, with the white door I never got around to re-painting in brown.

The beds are mostly about 100 ft long by 20 to 30 ft. wide, holding up to 40 rows of plants -- all daylilies! The beds on this side of the Shade House are sales beds -- where we line out daylilies we intend to sell. The beds beyond the Shade House are seedling beds, where we plant and grow our new hybrids from seed.