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Sunday Blooms june 3rd

11 years ago

I took lots of pictures today, several new ones in the mix, too. and lots of repeats.

This is the last bloom for this one, unless it reblooms later.

This one was't open all the way yet this morning.

Dont know where my tag went that was with it.RITA

I got a nice surprise this morning when I went out, as I had 2 WONDER OF IT ALL blooms to greet me. The one in fron and biggest one is on the last bud left on a scape( I didnt see that bud yesterdsy,) and the smaller blooms behind the one, is a rebloom scape has started already and its the first bloom of a rebloom scape..Now am I right, that I have to leave the empty scapes on and not cut them off?

another one, that I really love.i think this bloom is soo pretty.

Guess I better stop on this one and put some more on another post.

Jean

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newyorkrita
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
You have a lot of beauties here. I am glad you got blooms on WONDER OF IT ALL again, I know you love that one. And WOMAN AT THE WELL looks fantastic. Wild One always looks good. Never rebloomed here but who knows down south? I have no idea what the no tag is.

Wait, do you Mighty Aprodite with a tag? Or it might be one from Don Herr. See, guessing is no good!
jean_ar
Original Author
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
RITA: I dont have a mighty Aprodite, never did have that one.DO have a WINDHAM APHRODITE'S NIGHTY.I looked for it yesterday and didnt find it, but I know I have it in a pot out there.This one HAD a tag in it, just dont know why its not in the pot NOw..Maybe if I move all the pots around it, I might fin the tag, as it could have fell out of the pot and now under a pot, I dont think so, but its possible... LIME FROST is blooming today and it is soo pretty.Rita, I LOve all the daylilies, but just have a special attachment to WONDER OF IT ALL. and almost a same attachment to HOW BEAUTIFUL HEAVEN MUST BE.TO me,I have just never seen anything that beautiful before.I just cant get enough of looking at them.
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Oh gosh Jean, it would be hard for me to pick a favorite, my husband's fav is Classic Edge, it has rebloom scapes for me right now, I do love purple so I guess it would have to be Palace Garden Beauty. They are all so healthy looking. sharon
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Julia WV (6b)
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Repeats are always welcome Jean. Your blooms keep going on and on. Love it.

Julia
gardenofeden777
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
Jean your Wonder Of It All is beautiful!!! They are all so pretty! I hope you find your tag. And I definitely don't think that there are too many pics in this post, not even close! Thank you! Rena'
jean_ar
Original Author
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
RITA;Just found the name of that one.Its EMPEROR'S DRAGON. I hate to have a daylily with no name, when it had one to start with.
houstmag
11 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
So glad to see more blooms opening on Wonder Of It All, they always are beautiful, I also like Infinite Pleasure such a pretty color. I have so many DL's without tags that I gave up and just started tagging them Noid's with numbers so I could at least keep some records of them.
Linda

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