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Daylilies
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July 3rd Blooms

4 years ago

It was a warmer night, so things opened up early.


INQUIRE WITHIN: I love it. It benefits from pm shade as its substance is not very thick for being a tet. It looks a little burned by evening.



SCOTT FOX: A Petit that remains as it blooms above the foliage for me.



NEON RAINBOW: Moved it this past fall. Already doing better than last summer.


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  • 4 years ago

    David: I did not realize till I looked up OUR FRIEND OLIN and saw it is a Bomar (Carpenter) daylily. That accounts for the great substance/texture. I always liked Worth It All because of the texture of the blooms even though it could be a pain at times to open.

    Nice group of blooms.

    Julia


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