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Daylilies
sherrygirl5

A few lates and a rebloom

7 years ago

Daylily blooms are definitely limited to the lates here. Here is Itza Pink Teddy on one of its three rebloom scapes. The rebloom scapes are about 6” shorter than first bloom Scapes.

Sailor Sky has been blooming for a little while, many blooms to go.

Witches Stick started a little bit ago, has been in the garden for two years this August. This is my first clump shot.

I thought this photo was cool. Howdy finishing up in front of my Ruby Slippers Hydrangea.

The last bloom on Sea Dragon

I have a rebloom scape on Hemstitched, will see flowers on it this week. Orchid Corsage, Autumn Minaret and Laura Harwood are still showing off.

Sherry

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  • 7 years ago

    Sea Dragon has such a gorgeous bloom. That one always seems to do well for you. Itza Pink Teddy is a nice one to have reblooming, and Howdy does look nice paired with the Ruby Slippers hydrangea.


    Debra

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