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Daylilies
daylilybedmaker

Fireworks in the garden:

9 years ago

I will start off with NINE INCH NAILS as it looks like fireworks. Over the past three years, I have really taken a liking to the spiders and UFOs.


KINDLY LIGHT or as my children call it: Banana Peels


CHESAPEAKE CRABLEGS

HEAVENLY ANGEL ICE

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS: The pattern is always consistent and has many buds.

INQUIRE WITHIN

FIRE ON THE MOUNTAIN: Starts out looking rose, but as the day wears on is becomes more scarlet red. This one is loaded with buds.

DEAR MOM: I still keep this one for sentimental reasons. When I first got into daylilies, I ordered this one from Gilbert Wild and my mother continues to love this one.

BEAUTY IN MOTION twins: Loaded with buds

WILD CHERRY WINE: This one continues to be a favorite. This is also loaded with buds. I look at it frequently throughout the day.


Continued below with some darker ones.

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  • 9 years ago

    SCOTT FOX

    TUSCAWILLA BLACKOUT

    Thanks for looking and have a safe 4th of July.


    David

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