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Daylilies August 2008

18 years ago

Some of my new beauties are blooming ....lovely.

Lord of Rings

Leaping Lizards

Paint by Numbers

Richard Steele

Nefertiti and Lake Norman Spider

And a bunch of them.

Shelley

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debbiecz3
18 years ago
Ok, I want them all! Beautiful!
debbie_z2
18 years ago
I agree....lovely! as are all previous daylily pics posted by everyone.
Debbie
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Laurie_z3_MB
18 years ago
All I can say is WOW, Shelley! Lord of Rings and Richard Steele really take my breath away!

We've been gone camping for the last week, but did manage to take a couple pics the morning we left and had a couple new ones since too.

Skinwalker

Lake Norman Spider

Siloam Dream Baby

Orchid Corsage

Twirling Parasol

I also did a bit of pollen dabbing the week before and it seems like a lot of them took as there are seed pods forming. I guess there's the upside to having a little cooler weather.
sazzyrose
Original Author
18 years ago
I'm going to have to try some Siloams next year. They are always perfectly formed.

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Queen Priscilla...a much awaited bloom.

Shelley

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