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Do You Recognize these?

16 years ago

I have these two beauties blooming now and I love them. I have about 500 named daylilies and I have a list of them all. I am hoping someone recognizes these and can help me narrow down who they might be so I won't have to go through the whole list.

This beautiful pink one is veined with thick substance.

This double peach one is just stunning. Do you recognize it?

If you could make some suggestions, I could check my list and see if I have them. They were both named at one time. So I just want to recover their names.

Thank you very much.

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Comments (8)

numama
16 years ago
Well I love the guessing game, but I'm not familiar with either of these, maybe others will. VERY HARD to ID from pics, but fun trying!
GOOD LUCK!
Nancy
mizellie
16 years ago
I have two that look similar to the last one. I think mine is more tangerine than that one though. Country Pride and Tangerine Twist...Ellie
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whistlingdixie
Original Author
16 years ago
Tangerine Twist is really close, but I don't have a Tangerine Twist on my master list.

I figured the double would be easier to ID as there aren't too many doubles. I do have a master list. So as people make suggestions, I can check my list to see if it's a possibility. If not, I'll sit down during winter and go thru my master list to re-name my lost-name daylilies. I really love both of these so I'd like to find their names again.
whistlingdixie
Original Author
16 years ago
Mizellie, thank you for your suggestions. I guess these will remain lost-name daylilies until I have time to go through my master list and rediscover who they are.
laurelin
16 years ago
If the eye were more pronounced, I'd think it was 'Totally Southern,' but it's not quite the same as mine. Still, it might be worth checking that name on your list.

Laurel
pkton
16 years ago
how about 42nd Street for the second one? just a thought.
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whistlingdixie
Original Author
16 years ago
Thanks for guessing Laurel and Paula. Those aren't them. But I love 42nd street. I will have to add that one to my garden. How beautiful!
joyceann
16 years ago
As soon as I saw the 2nd picture, I thought of Condilla. I have it in my garden. I also have 42nd Street and it's way different. I absolutely love the way it blooms!
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