An oddity and one daylily
3 years ago
We have seen prolifs produce scapes, but usually the scape is short and maybe has only one bud. We found this scape on the prolif of Phill Warbasse. It was probably 18 inches with about 7 buds.
I know I posted Mango Crush before, but the color was much better today on these two flowers.
That's all the photos I took today.
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