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My first lily bloomed!

mystic_dragon72

16 years ago

I know it's late in the year but they were planted late so they are all budding but this is the first one to bloom.. there are a few others in bloom now but I didn't take pics of them yet.

This is a Black Out lily... from Brent & Becky's. Y'all might remember me talking bout them.

The annual seeds are also blooming too... won't do that again though next year as it's too hard to keep the weeds out.

*edit* I just noticed the little visitor on the top of one of the buds!! Good thing I didn't see him/her when I was taking the photos... although I did get the web in my face when I was bending over... UGH!!!

ttfn

Cheryl.

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Comments (4)

phill173
16 years ago
Beautiful color! Worth the wait, I bet!

Patricia
girlgroupgirl
16 years ago
Oh, that's just lovey! Congrats!!!
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newyorkrita
16 years ago
Hi Cheryl- Even before I read the caption I was looking at the picture thinking it looked like BLACKOUT. I have it too and its a very pretty lily.
mystic_dragon72
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks guys... they are very pretty. Not as big a flower as I thought they'd be but still nice. I'm sure they'd look a lot better if the annuals I planted in with them weren't taller... but I guess with this being their first year I should've expected them to not be quite as tall as they were sposed to be. Oh well, next year I won't have anything but mulch around them.. although the annuals are blooming their heads off and look quite pretty!.

I'll post more photos later.. once I get them uploaded.

ttfn
Cheryl.

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