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8 July 2009 at 2:16 am
Love your caption for this post. My daylilies have been looking similar to yours where the ends of the petals seem frayed. Have you seen this before? I used to think that maybe the daylily was getting a bit old as far as how long it had been in bloom. I love all the color variation you have shown us.
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Steven, I think that’s the style of the daylily flower: the inner three petals are mildly ruffled at the edges, while the outer three petals are smoother-edged. Plus, remember, they only bloom for a single afternoon!
9 July 2009 at 2:25 am
Hydrangea! It is one of my favorite flowers/shrubs.
Your pinks are yellow. :)
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My “pinks are yellow”…? Is that code for something?