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Another ID please

10 years ago

Can anyone ID this lily for me? It is a tetraploid, about 30 inches tall and probably an older variety. Blooms mid season. Color is slightly off in pic, darker to the naked eye.

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booberry85
10 years ago
It looks like "Always Afternoon."

Here is a link that might be useful: AHS Database - Always Afternoon
nat4b
10 years ago
I used to grow Always Afternoon. It was early and this flower doesn't resemble AA.
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mantis__oh
10 years ago
Get a picture in the shade so the true colors are clearer.
troughtl
Original Author
10 years ago
okay, here is a picture of the same lily inside. I took one in the shade outside but it looked more pink then it actually is. It is a very dark peach.

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