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3 years ago

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Pink Tarantula

Exotic Starfish

Eyes of Distinction

Heavenly Angel Ice

Crazy Mr. Jim polys

No Boys Allowed

Black Forest Ritual

Heavenly United We Stand

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shive
3 years ago
It worked! Beautiful blooms, all of them! Exotic Starfish always catches my eye, and Black Falcon Ritual stuns with its dark purple color. Heavenly Angel Ice makes a pretty clump. No Boys Allowed and Pink Tarantual are such nice, bright pinks.

Debra
organic_kitten
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you, Debra. I avoided the one that I think may have set them off even though it is the name and I had a pretty photo of it. Next time, I will leave out letter. Exotic Starfish is such a pretty bloom and I do not intend to allow any of the newer ones to re-bloom this time. I lost a couple of plants last year and I think that may be why. Your new seedlings are so pretty, bot the lreds and that huge dark one....Taht one sets me to "vibrating and I will be adding it when you put it officially name and release it.

kay.
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sherrygirl zone5 N il
3 years ago
Kay, I’m so glad you persevered and tried again because I really enjoy seeing your blooms. It looks like Exotic Starfish is your show off today, it’s at the top of my list today. No Boys Allowed is such a great pink and lovely form. Pink Tarantula is living up to its name today, the photo looks like spiders.

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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
3 years ago
A vibrating Kay looking at a daylily. That would be an interesting sight-lol......Such a colorful group you managed to post today. They all look wonderful. Glad you got 'er done................Maryl
organic_kitten
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you, Sherry. I imagine they will post the withheld post tomorrow or Tuesday. I avoided the one that might cause a problem. I think I will post a photo of it alone and see.

When I see one that is so gorgeous, I feel like I vibrate. I enjoy the blooms so much!. I love the colors, so that is what I grow, Maryl; all the colors. I am not a good plannner. I move one out and another back in.

kay
lilykate7a
3 years ago
We are on the same timeline on some of our lilies! No Boys allowed had its first bloom today and Exotic Starfish will bloom tomorrow (in the rain!).pink Tarantula has fabulous color! So is that another bloom hiding behind it? Heavenly Angel Ice does look heavenly in that clump!
shive
3 years ago
Kay - I feel honored that the big purple UF set you to vibrating. LOL Thanks!

Debra
organic_kitten
Original Author
3 years ago
You are welcome, Debra. It is a beauty.

kay
Nancy 6b
3 years ago
I like Pink Tarantula more every time I see it. Exotic Starfish looks great, and No Boys Allowed. Black Falcon Ritual bloomed yesterday, but not impressive, with another bloom today that looked better. Yours looks wonderful. Beautiful clump photos. I can never get my plants to pose so nicely.
Julia WV (6b)
3 years ago
Nice group. Heavenly Angel Ice looks good in a clump.Pink Tarantula is impressive.

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