Blooms for saturday

jean_ar

11 years ago

They are still getting fewer each day, now, but still have some blooming.

That one peddle took a extra 3 hrs to lay down with the others.

This beauty dont wait for 80 degree tempeatures.its in a hurry to bloom :)

This one is always such a beauty.

more later

jean

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newyorkrita
11 years ago
Pretty blooms. CLASSIC EDGE is my very favorite here but BEAUTIFUL EDGINGS is also really lovely.
Nancy
11 years ago
Classic Edge & Dragon King are my favorites here, but you have so many beautiful daylilies!
Are you sure that is Caribbean Eye spy?
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houstmag
11 years ago
China Bride and Beautiful Edgings still are looking stunning and are my favorites.
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Cindy zone 6a
11 years ago
You really do have a lot of nice blooms yet!! Looks like Flamenco Twirl was just showing it's personality!! I like Classic Edge the most!!
Cindy
Waitforspring
11 years ago
First Crush is my favorite. Seems so strange that yours are winding down. Mine are barely starting. Still have lots that don't even have scrapes yet.
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jean_ar
Original Author
11 years ago
NANCY;its what the tag says thats with it,and its the same one I been posting all this time.
RITA,LINDA, CINDY AND VAL. thank you all for loooking and commenting.

jean
shive
11 years ago
First Crush and Wonder of it All are my picks today. Both of those are just so pretty!

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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
11 years ago
you have some really nice daylilies Jean. Choral Fantasy really caught my eye. What a pretty color. Beautiful Edgings is anothe one that's sure to please. And then there is Wonder of it all. Seems like that one has been blooming for you an awful long time. Sure hate to see it stop....Maryl
blue23rose
11 years ago
I'm kind of partial to Choral Fantasy's color. Beautiful Edgings is a nice one too,and I'm glad I have it.

Thanks for posting Wonder Of It All. I just got it last year and a scape came up, but then died. I couldn't remember what it looked like (guess I could have googled it), but then another scape started coming up. It should be blooming in a few days.

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deangreen
11 years ago
nice tones on that C fantasy! :)
jean_ar
Original Author
11 years ago
NANCYm I am sorry, but, you are right about that one NOT being caribbean eye spy. I didnt look at the tag yesterday, since it was sitting in the same spot (I thought), I went out this morning and checked it, and it is NOT what I thought it was, its SOUTHWESTERN DESIGN.i guess I moved eye spy and forgot I did it, so you are right, its mislabed in this post.

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