Here is a Lola Branham kid I saw ( and purchased) today. O'Bannon Springs daylilies is on a hilltop with a decent breeze. This stood well and swayed gently on a rather windy day (storm front moving in). Plus I loved the reverse bitone and vein look to petals which was consistent on all open blooms

I love it!

I tried Char's trick for a leaning scape thus year... Works like a charm! I had one "leaner" at the edge of a bed and I didn't want to get purple spent bloom slimed every time I walked in the narrow path, so tried this trick...
(almost 5 foot scape on seedling blooming the first year ... It better stand up when there is more than one fan or it meets the compost pile! )
@Char thanks for this easy tip!
http://garden.org/ideas/view/C...

What a great tip!
I will try this next time I see a leaning scape!

Thanks for the picture and info, Lisa. O'Bannon Orchid is now on my want list for next year!
Juli, thanks for the tip on using a leaf from the same plant for securing a badly leaning scape. I will be trying that out in the morning on two problem plants (not related to Lola).

Happy to share

Great tip, I am definitely going to try that for sure!!!

I use Char's trick but mostly I use bamboo canes with ties for support. The canes can look quite elegant. I can get strong coastal winds here and spiders can need the support.