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Steven (Oscarthecat).... A ? 4 U.

14 years ago

Hi Steven,

A couple of swaps ago you gave me several day lilies that were amazingly beautiful. A black one, (I'd have to run out to check then names, so I'm hoping you recall.) an orange, and a fantastic, perfect yellow. It was like a lemon in bloom.

Well, some creature must have smorgasborded on the yellow one, because this year it's a no-show. I was wondering if you might recall the name so I can try to find it again? It was truly one of the delights and favorites in my garden.

Thanks for anything you can tell me!

Christine

(I'm not receiving email from GardenWeb for some reason, so please email or copy any responses to Christine at EveningsFall dot com. I'd hate to miss anything and would really appreciate it.)

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oscarthecat
14 years ago
Christine, I am pretty sure that yellow is or was PACA MERE. I can bring you a replacement to the fall swap. Steve in Baltimore County.
cfmuehling
Original Author
14 years ago
It WAS, Steven!
If you do have enough, I would be thrilled to have it. All of these lilies are just beautiful.

Thank you so much,
Christine
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oscarthecat
14 years ago
Sorry Christine. Please send your e-address to: stevanus08@comcast.net. My last to you was returned. Thanks Steve.

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