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First Seed pod of the season

9 years ago

I have the first seed pod since my daylilies have started blooming.My blooms started really late this year for some reason blooms were over a month late starting to bloom.
The seed pod is on Twilight Tarantula x Collector's Choice.
Twilight Tarantula is a Luddy Lambertson cultivar and Collector's Choice is a Munson cultivar.

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shive
9 years ago
Congrats on your seed pod! Hope you get many more,
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