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Some FFO and some others today - part uno

13 years ago

FERENGI GOLD FFO

WHITE CRINOLINE FFO - did horribly last year so I'm expecting it to be great this year or bye bye

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LORD OF RICHES - newly planted last fall so it should be taller next year. Seems to wilt and fade in the afternoon sun. Sometimes it doubles.

ELIZABETH SALTER - always a great bloomer

FAIRY CHARM

Part of my front bed

AGAMEMNON

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newyorkrita
13 years ago
Nice mixed daylily and flower bed you have. My favorite of the daylilies is ELIZABETH SALTER. Wonderful color and just a great all around great looking flower.
carefreeplants_2008
13 years ago
always love seeing garden pictures with DLs. My favorites are Elizabeth Salter, Lord of Riches and Fairy Charm.

Ben
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jean_ar
13 years ago
I like your flower bed, its very pretty with the mixed flowers.My favorite DL is Elizabeth Salter.

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Got some beauties blooming there Natanya! I don't think you can go wrong with any of them, especially Elizabeth Salter!
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