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daylily

16 years ago

Before last springs Plant Swap someone said they could use a purple daylily. At that time I could not locate it. It bloomed and I marked it. It is a deep purple with a large lime green throat. If you could still use this let me know, I will bring it to MagTag if I can make it. Steve in Baltimore County.

Comments (3)

avoirgold
16 years ago
Hi Steve,

It was probably me. I LOVE everything purple and would love a purple daylily. However, I won't be at MAGTAG. Will you be at the Fall Swap? If not, I live in Howard County, so we are pretty close for picking up. Let me know.

Jen
oscarthecat
Original Author
16 years ago
We will work something out. Steve in Baltimore County
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cfmuehling
16 years ago
Steve,
Old friend, dear buddy, and King of all things Day Lily & Gladiolas!

I think this day lily sounds amazing and my burgundy & chartreuse garden is not living up to its potential without it.

Just like the way your yellows enhanced my blue & yellow garden, the reds and oranges their gardens?

If you happen to have a single little bulb thingy, I'd love to have some.

You're pretty amazing in your day lily varieties. Have I told you recently how much I've enjoyed them?

Thank you,
Christine

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