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Lots of Blooms from the Last Two Days

9 years ago

Elegance of Summer

Lilac Cockatoo

Big Wayne

Yellow Monkey

Martha Chamberlain

Dyna Girl

Major General and Guns of Navarone

Perfect Pink Porcelain

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Edward_Kimball
Original Author
9 years ago
Here is Belle of Ashwood x Belle Cook #5
Edward_Kimball
Original Author
9 years ago
A whole lot of Elegant Candy
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Edward_Kimball
Original Author
9 years ago
Harper's Bazaar.
jkayd_il5
9 years ago
Edward, they are all beautiful. Guns of Navarone and Harper's Bazaar are my favorites.
maximus7116
9 years ago
Judy and I think alike, because those are my two favorites. I need a deep, rich purple and Guns of Navarone looks good to me.
opnjmprs
9 years ago
Beautiful blooms in every pic. Harper's Bazar is outstanding, just stunning color on that one.

Linda
jean_ar
9 years ago
you really got some beauties blooming today. Love that
Guns of Navarone. just beautiful. and that pink one,, too. gorgeous.Oh about to forget about how pretty Harper's Bazaar is. its a beauty, and that's really a nice clump of Elegant Candy, too,The seedling is very pretty, too.

jean
organic_kitten
9 years ago
So many beautiful ones here, Edward. I really like Harper's Bazaar, and Major General and Guns of Navarone are beautiful. Of course, Yellow Monkey always looks great.
kay
mantis__oh
9 years ago
Really like the wide petals (and sepals) on Big Wayne. Elegance of Summer is aptly named. Is Harper's Bazaar quite vigorous, as someone in zone 5 told me he eliminated it because it wasn't vigorous in zone 5?
nat4b
9 years ago
Beautiful pictures of beautiful daylilies! Love the two purples together! Both yellows are very nice. Great clump of Elegant Candy! Mine was great last year unfortunately I had to move it this spring which resulted in fewer flowers and they were rather small.
Nancy
9 years ago
Major General and Guns of Navarone are my favorites, I really like that nice rich color. Harper's Bazaar looks good to me too.
Edward_Kimball
Original Author
9 years ago
Compared to other Moldovan daylilies in my garden Harper's Bazaar is less vigorous than Major General, more than Ron Valente and about the same as Gentleman's Lady and Flying Trapeze.
Edward_Kimball
Original Author
9 years ago
Not many to take pictures of this morning so I thought I would add today's picture of August Wedding to this thread.

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