Here are the “Lucky Thirteen”. Gardens
at Waters East has hybridized more than 450 different day lilies. The photos posted today are thirteen of
some of my favorites that bloomed this year. There are many more but I thought thirteen would be
enough. If you want to see more of
the many different hybridized day lilies here at the gardens, check back in the
archives. There are lots more photos
of these very special plants.
Enjoy
hybridized sec. #7
hybridized sec. #3
hybridized sec. #10
hybridized sec. #20
hybridized sec. #28
hybridized sec. #X1
hybridized sec. #final #A
hybridized sec. #X13
hybridized sec. #X1.2
hybridized sec. #3
hybridized sec. #X12
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– is what it here. It is what it
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Reference Note: For
more of the many day lilies hybridized at the gardens check out: January 5,6,7,of 2011, August 4, 2011, August 10, 2012, September 13, 2012,
For a complete list of the
ten (10) Principles of Design plus
the special “Golden Principle of Design”
used throughout Gardens at Waters East,
check out the archive postings for November 14 – 24, 2010 and May 2, 2011.
Beautiful flowers. I think the Day Lily is a stunning flower.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wide range of beautiful flowers. My garden here in York UK is quite moist and day lilies love my conditions. I increasingly push the boundaries of trying boggier conditions to see how they do - pretty well and yet in another of my gardens they withstand drought and shade.
ReplyDeleteWith this many - you could spend your whole blogging life doing nothing except recording them.
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