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Daylily alphabet reminder!!!!

sherrygirl zone5 N il

7 years ago

I will be starting the daylily alphabet posts on January 1 2017! January 1 will be the first posts with your favorite daylilies with names beginning with the letter A. There will be a new post every other day. After the alphabet is done there will be a post for any noids you may have. The noid post is fun, I've had a few noids get named! This is a fun way to get through the snowy, cold months while we are waiting for the gardens to get going. See you then!

Sherry

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Brad KY 6b

7 years ago

me too!

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celeste/NH
7 years ago
I always look forward to the alphabet since I never get a chance to show all my photos during the regular season. It is indeed a great way to help with the winter doldrums. I'll be joining in!
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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
7 years ago
If my computer holds up then count me in........Maryl
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shive
7 years ago
I will probably be able to participate next time around.
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hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
7 years ago
I always look forward to seeing all the beautiful pictures. It makes the nasty winter pass a little quicker.
sherrygirl zone5 N il thanked hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
redwolfdoc_z5
7 years ago
Hello everyone! I've joined in on the alphabet threads over in Roses for a few years now and last year I started an Iris alphabet... alphabet posts are great fun and a great way to brighten up the winter. This is my first year growing daylilies and I'll definitely be lurking - I'm very excited for all of your beautiful photos! What a great way to nurture the addiction! :)
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patricia mets
7 years ago
Awesome!
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sherrygirl zone5 N il
Original Author
7 years ago
Just bumping this post up as a reminder! See you on January 1!

Sherry
brittneysgran
7 years ago
Count me in!
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