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daylilybedmaker

Fireworks in the garden

4 years ago

I still need rain. We have not had much of the wet stuff for several weeks. I was out watering again today. I don't think I will be doing much hybriding this summer if this keeps up.


Blue-Eyed Butterfly: Not reaching its registered height.



BEAUTY IN MOTION: A Bud Bennett intro. First good looking bloom. It usually has to have a couple bad looking ones to start before it hits its stride.



JAZZ ME BLUES: Another Bennett intro



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