Saturday Morning Blooms

daylilybedmaker

11 years ago

Here are some from Saturday (and no baby yet to the dismay of my wife).

LEDGEWOOD'S FIRECRACKER (Thanks to the folks on this forum, I had to get this one).

NEW TESTAMENT

JEDI BLUE NOTE

ART GALLERY IRIDESCENCE

LONG TALL SALLY

THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS

FINLANDIA RUBY

SPLENDID TOUCH

PEARL COVE

SILAOM MELVIN'S YELLOW(my favorite greenish yellow dip)

Thanks for looking.

David

Comments (4)

organic_kitten
11 years ago
Greetings David. Still making you wait, huh? You have some lovely ones today. My favorite is Ledgewood's Firecracker, But I love that one, so no test. I like Through the Looking Glass, New Testament, and Art Gallery Iridescence.

kay
newyorkrita
11 years ago
A bunch of beautiful blooms for Saturday. Too pretty to pick a favorite.
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jean_ar
11 years ago
You sure have some beauties. I really like several of them, but my favorite one is ART GALLERY IRIDESCENCE
.That one is very pretty,

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houstmag
11 years ago
All are outstanding in my book. You sure have a lot of beauties.
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