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hendi_alex
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2013 Early Daylily Season
The bloom is just getting started, but breathtaking as usual. We have several hundred plants throughout the yard and garden.
I adore daylilies and have hundreds, like you. My friend about a mile away (as the crow flies) has a daylily farm and she shares. Sometimes she has fans for a dollar. That's why I have SO many.
Great pictures! I am always drawn to the yellow ones. A few of mine are starting to bloom but many, many buds ~ soon to be a show.
Do you have any of the spider variety (sorry, I can't possibly know all the names)? Wish I knew how to post a picture (why does every site have to be different?).
Great pictures! I am always drawn to the yellow ones. A few of mine are starting to bloom but many, many buds ~ soon to be a show.
Do you have any of the spider variety (sorry, I can't possibly know all the names)? Wish I knew how to post a picture (why does every site have to be different?).
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ElizabethB
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Beautiful!! I love all of the lovely colors and shapes available. As a child I thought daylilies were boring. I remember rows of yellow daylilies planted along fence lines. Your plants are beautiful and healthy. In the south day lily rust has become a problem. Once it starts it is very difficult if not impossible to cure short of removing the infected plants. Keep posting pictures of your daylilies.
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