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Daylilies
sherrygirl5

Again, more first blooms and FFE

2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago

This season is so confusing. Last week seemed like it could be peak but many havent started. These are from the past few days.

Thibodaux Tantalizer on its second full season here.


How High the Moon is a tall true white, good performance here, now third season.


Green Eyed Envy has large blooms, second full season here.


Heavenly Breezes, a tall daylily. This scape hit 4’. I have many daylilies with taller scapes.


Siloam Double Dazzler


Strength and Beauty, wish it was more prolific. Needs a better spot.


Hawaiian Swirls skipped last season, put up a couple scapes this season…it is getting moved to more sun.


Her Best Bloomers has great color on a small bloom. It stays because the bud count is good and the scapes are 30” here.


Ruffled Masterwork with first ever blooms. Got this one from a local grower on the lily auction.


Sailor Sky started this week…..at least three weeks early. As usual it will have a great season.

Harold Thomas is a huge beauty. Wish it was more prolific. Plans are to move it.


Sherry

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