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| These are before 3 more kids and two moves.. I honestly lost a # of pictures from this time from like 2005-2007 becuase a computer crashed, I back up kids pictures but lost alot of my garden pictures.
Even before I joined , or heard of gardenweb (I had a wonderful 28.8 k modem connection back then) I liked daylilies, I had probably a hundred, most of these I never took with me with my moves, and the rest ended up at my moms house. I wish now I kept the pictures on backups.. I only have a few left from back then. Barbara Mitchell..
Love Gift..
Country Melody..
Princton Silkly
Good Ol Strawberry Candy,
Moonlight Masquerade
A minature Siloam June Bug.. I had like 20 siloams.. but sorry all those pics are gone..
Karen Carpenter..
and this is going to kill me.. as I dont remember the name.. someone must recognize it.
This all started becuase Celeste posted nile plum, a daylily I had back then.. but didnt have a picture for it. Feel free to post some of your old ones that you grew back when.. Thanks for letting me remember a less responsible time in my life ! HA, life was grand , even if my commute to work wasnt. Silverkelt |
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| I do love those pinks silverkelt! like the daylilies, the photos are gone along with the pics...Sorry! Ellie |
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| I love these, but it figures since I gravitate toward simpler forms. Love Princeton Silky, for it's a winner in our garden; didn't see much of Strawberry Candy since I was gone in June, but it is a "wax and wane" bloomer here, so maybe it was in "wane" mode. Your other pinks are pretty, and I like the purple. Avedon |
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- Posted by mantis__oh z6 OH (My Page) on Thu, Aug 16, 12 at 21:02
| Your last one looks a bit like a picture of Strutter's Ball in which the camera produced a too reddish pic (not uncommon). |
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| Moonlight Masquerade is quite lovely. |
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