Here goes nothing but I'll try one more time
celeste/NH
5 years ago
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celeste/NH
5 years agoOk (deep sigh of relief)….that got through.....so I'm risking more frustration and posting some pics:
LIBERTY BANNER (this daylily makes my heart sing)
LOTUS POSITION
FREE WHEELIN' with String Theory
VICTORIA GRACE
SHELBY'S SONG
ADDIS ABABA
FREEDOM'S TRIUMPH
SCARLET PANSY
PRIMAL SCREAM
FEMME DE JOIE
celeste/NH
5 years agoFor a second there it seemed that one was going to spin for eternity but I'm getting daring so I'll try to post more:
KITTY BANNERMAN
BAHAMA BUTTERSCOTCH an oldie but goodie that blooms multiple blooms every day
OLALLIE REDNIGHT BEACON
FINISH WITH A FLOURISH
ROYAL TROPHY
GOLLIWOG (poor thing got moved in May so shorter than usual)
ABBA (amazing color)
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Laura twixanddud - SE MI - 5b
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoceleste/NH thanked Laura twixanddud - SE MI - 5bceleste/NH
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