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| Imagine you were a flying insect ready to chomp on a flower for lunch.. a whole bunch of hurt is coming your way..
Crab Spider (like all predators, they eat both friendly and unfriendly bugs... ) sitting on some casa blanca lilies..
One of the leslee renee x ss kids. this one is very blush with almost no edgeing.
another of the KWOXBirdTalk kids.
Im always get a kick out of daylily genetics, in this case causin crosses with PC in its background..
Thunderous showers yesterday, but the ol' chang dynasty x ccc always opens wells, I have like 10 pods on this already.
I was down to twenty blooms this morning on daylilies, with only a few dozen buds left at most. every few years our season extend late allowing for some rebloom, but even if instant rebloom works in the north, I like to see vigor the best, increased clump size with many scapes, when I see those out of my seedlings they are marked for keepers to breed that trait line in to my stuff. Silverkelt |
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| Mother Nature at work with the crab spider, and we all know nature can be cruel. Love all your seedlings. Avedon |
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- Posted by newyorkrita z6b/7a LI NY (My Page) on Fri, Aug 10, 12 at 14:22
| Lovely daylilies. I am not a fan of spiders. I just HATE them. I do mostly leave the ones in the garden alone but really I have to keep reminding myself not to get the can of Raid! |
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| yuck, I hate spiders of any kind, but you have some very pretty blooms today,I really like that second one. jean |
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| The ones with PC (Purple Cheetah?) in the background are really looking good! Debra |
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- Posted by waitforspring z6MA (My Page) on Sat, Aug 11, 12 at 9:16
| That spider is pretty scary looking! Great shot. I love the soft pink and white edge of the first seedling. ss? Val |
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