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DAYLILIES WITH BUDS – Marilyn Armstrong

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FOTD – July 5, 2019 – Daylily

It’s definitely the season of the daylilies. They really are everywhere. I keep trying to find new ways to take pictures of daylilies that don’t look exactly like the last set of daylilies, but so far … well … they look like daylilies. In particular, the leggy tall ones we grow locally.

More Daylilies — and an old tractor

Buds and Daylily

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12 replies

  1. swo8
    07/05/2019 • 10:46

    Must be all that rain because they look really happy.
    Leslie

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    • Marilyn Armstrong
      07/05/2019 • 23:37

      The rain has made everything grow like crazy. The vines are climbing over everything. there are places where they’ve escaped the woods and are making a run for the road.

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      • swo8
        07/06/2019 • 11:18

        The weeds have taken over here. it’s a full time job just keep up with them.

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        • Marilyn Armstrong
          07/06/2019 • 11:59

          I’ve more or less given up. I can’t get into the garden at this point. It’s packed with lilies and weeds and vines that seem to have come out of nowhere. And what I need (Owen has one but I need him to bring it over) is a long-handled cutter. I can’t reach a lot of things. You know, we actually built paths when we created the garden, but they are completely overgrown.

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  2. Hammad Rais
    07/05/2019 • 06:57

    These are so lovely 🙂

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  3. Tish Farrell
    07/05/2019 • 05:13

    More power to ’em. That’s a great shot against the old tractor – a study in rust and resilience!

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  4. angloswiss
    07/05/2019 • 01:21

    Beautiful lillies. The only place I see them here is at the local cemetery. They seem to need space

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    • Marilyn Armstrong
      07/05/2019 • 23:35

      These lilies get really huge. Tall too. And they make a really hard clump underground that’s very hard to break apart, even with a shovel. Mine are particularly big and hardy. They’ve driven out almost all the other plants, too!

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