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Daylily Blooms

10 years ago

Spirit Zone

Hot Tamales And red Hots. I love this one!

Shining Like The Sun

Mahogany Belle

Westbourne Red Seedling

Trumpet Vine again.

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avedon_gw
10 years ago
OH, yeah, these are great!! Just love Hot Tamales and Red Hots, stunning colors on that one, Shining Like The Sun a good gold; Mahogany Belle--like the contrast of the eyezone and petals; WB red seedling, really like the color, how does it do for you? Very nice clump shot of Spirit Zone. Avedon
organic_kitten
10 years ago
Hot Tamales and Red Hots is a beauty. I also really like Shining Like the Sun.
kay
sglobig
10 years ago
Hoochie Mama! Hot Tamales and Red Hots is really HOT!
Lovely pictures; lovely plants. Sharon
jean_ar
10 years ago
is them peddles always pinched on Hot Tomales and Red Hots? Love that Westbourne seedlings, gorgeous, blooms and color.

jean
growgirl
10 years ago
I always love looking at your garden/flower pics. HTARH is a real attention grabber.
mantis__oh
10 years ago
You had a great day for picture taking. Skies must have been overcast and they all look superb.
houstmag
10 years ago
Rita your daylilies are always stunning I really like Spirit Zone and the only thing I can say about Hot Tamales and Red Hots is gorgeous.
Linda
deangreen
10 years ago
boy lot of red hot reds!!! nice

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