Arrrived at the Florida garden yesterday midday

I've not seen weeds like these here before. Apparently we've  been in the tropical "rain most afternoons" cycle but still....I used a dozen bags of "Black Cow", a manure compost mix, this spring, and I wonder if seeds came in with it. The beds are always covered with weeds in the summer, but there are plants here, particularly one 3' spurge, that I don't think I've ever seen. The variegated Bougainvillea beside the carport has exploded, probably because I had given up on it after 3 years of watching it grow cheerfully then defoliate during dry periods. I suspect that if there's as much below ground as there is above ground, it's reached a point where it cm sustain itself through a few months of dry weather. The new Zamia pumila (from April) looks good. Over most of the garden, the weeds are actually so high I can't tell what's going on under them. Anyway, it'll be light in an hour or so and I can get to the weeding. And picking up Palm fronds. There must have been a big wind because dead fronds are everywhere. It's so horribly weedy I don't want to take any pictures yet but I suppose I ought to...

Hemerocallis 'Autumn Glory' ? from the Beltsville Garden Club Spring Sale

I still have the label that came with this plant, it's just that, excepting my own earlier post, the name doesn't seem to exist. A few of those annoying sites that list every plant name without having any useful information list the name, but I suspect that they just pulled the name from my previous post and added it to their "database". Don't you hate those sites? Its a pretty little daylily at any rate, whatever its name is!