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I planted these daylilies four years ago. Their first year, they didn't bloom but that was expected. The second year, they were inadvertently whacked down by a weedeater. The third year, they came back from the roots -- no bloom. But this year, at long last, we have blooms!
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I truly didn't know what to expect. I remembered they had been rather pricey specimens whose pictures in a daylily catalog had compelled me to add them to my collection. I've been watching the buds swell, eager to see what it was I'd chosen.
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The purple centered lovely with the ruffled edges is pretty spectacular. But this deep rose double bloom is, I think, my favorite of the two.
I'd love to get more and more and more daylilies, but the truth is, I should thin the ones I have. Not an easy task.These days, I force myself to throw the daylily catalogues into the recycling without a glance.
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