Lilies, do they grew in your garden or road side?
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The yellow Stella d'Oros are blooming now. Love the little breath of sunshine. I have two beds of day lilies, other than Stella, two beds of Asiatics, which are all different colors and sizes. It looks like the Stargazers are going to be smaller this year, but we haven't had much rain. I prefer the Asiatics because they bloom longer and there are so many varieties.
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I have ditch lilies too. Like them around the old grain bin and along the rocky slope of our lane. Other day lilies are showing their pretty flowers as well.
The asiatics are in full bloom here...so many colors and yes they last longer. I have some pretty reds blooming right now. We've had plenty of rain...and the blooms are lovely.
The asiatics are in full bloom here...so many colors and yes they last longer. I have some pretty reds blooming right now. We've had plenty of rain...and the blooms are lovely.
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Growing up in Iowa, the common lily was in ditches or old homesteads along the rToadway. I was recently told it was called "Corn Lily" because in the center was an 'ear' of corn.[ATTACH=CONFIG]597677[/ATTACH] Always have loved them. Then, there was my Grandmother's Tiger lilies:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]597678[/ATTACH] and I have added more lilies in my perennial bed:[ATTACH=CONFIG]597679[/ATTACH] Of course the name got scrabbled up in the planting of several, but maybe can figure that out later. Do you have any to show pictures of a lily or two?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]597678[/ATTACH] and I have added more lilies in my perennial bed:[ATTACH=CONFIG]597679[/ATTACH] Of course the name got scrabbled up in the planting of several, but maybe can figure that out later. Do you have any to show pictures of a lily or two?
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I have not noticed lilies by the side of the road or in ditches here. I do, however, have rain lilies in my flower beds. They bloom a beautiful, delicate pink after a good rain and then go to seed. Some people don't like them because they do spread but I love them.
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I love daylilies and have many growing in my yard. Here are some photos:
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I have more but this is already a lot of photos. I do love daylilies!
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I have more but this is already a lot of photos. I do love daylilies!
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Love the photographs as one picture is worth 1000 words to me. Found a new source to order my lilies this year, but the drought has hit us so hard, I may have to order them again next year. And the hot temperatures makes it difficult too. I do admire any lily bed I see as we drive by different houses.
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We call them "day lillies" and I love them. Had some lillies in the landscaping for about 10 years, and always enjoyed their blooms each spring. This year the rabbits enjoyed their buds and not one made it into an actual bloom. Oh, well.
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