July 15 bloomers

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July 15 bloomers

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I hope you aren't getting tired of these photos ...
Helen
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This is Jim's Pick
This is Jim's Pick
Forsyth Flying Dragon cl 7 15 05.jpg
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And a few more ...
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This is the first couple of blooms ... It is considered a double which usually starts to happen with the second or third bloom ... you can see one extra tepal ...
This is the first couple of blooms ... It is considered a double which usually starts to happen with the second or third bloom ... you can see one extra tepal ...
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Post by Snow »

Tired? No way. There are some real beauties here :wink:
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Thanks Snow ... What's the good of having flowers if you can't share them?!
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Post by wishiwere »

OH MAN! It's a good thing you're sharing them here, cause they'll be all gone before I get down there! More beautiful with every posting! Can't wait to see that double with the next blooms! Gorgeous! :o
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Love F. Flying Dragon...WOW!
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Post by JaneG »

Love that Forsyth Flying Dragon! I've seen other pics with distinct white down the center of the petals like that. Is there a name for that?
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Post by LucyGoose »

No way am I tired of seeing pictures, either!! At least your not repeating them like me...:lol:

I also love the Flying Dragon....wrote that one down....

Thanks Helen!! :D
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All very, very pretty!
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Post by Patrushka »

Who could get tired of looking at those gorgeous daylilies? :cool:
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Jane,
I don't recall a specific term for the white midrib on the daylily tepals or sepals ... It makes for a striking flower though ...
Helen
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