Showing posts with label Decatur Apricot daylily daylily. Show all posts
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June 10, 2019

Polymerous Daylily and Cherry Tree



                    I thought this daylily looked a bit odd. It has 4 petals and 4 sepals.
             It usually has 3 of each. I'm not sure why this happens. It's called Polymerous.
         This plant has had several blooms this season and this is the only flower so far like this.


Decatur Apricot Daylily ( A polymerous) 
This is how it usually looks.
My son-in-law & daughter purchased 2 cherry trees for me as
a Christmas gift in 2012 - a Bing and a Stella. One died and one survived. It's
been a very slow grower as this is the first year
for blossoms. Beautiful blossoms and I did get
a few great tasting cherries!! Hopefully it will have more 
next year. I guess this is the Stella - self pollinating.




June 15, 2013

A June Day

This beauty is Lady Georgia.


Persian Market is a 1998 All American Daylily selection and is a rebloomer!

Decatur Apricot

Eye Yi Yi

Princess Navajo

Coneflowers Echinacea purpurea are multiplying.

They've gotten really tall this year.


June 04, 2012

More Daylily Photos



Red Volunteer Daylily. The flower on this one
is about 6"across.


Chorus Line daylily


Tigress daylily

Chamonix daylily

Persian Market daylily

Paper Butterfly daylily - it is still blooming.

Just love the Miss Muffett caladium with Nantucket hydrangea

Zarahemia daylily with bug streak?


Decatur Apricot daylily

Eye Yi Yi daylily with Georgia Lady daylily in background.

May 31, 2011

Decatur Apricot Daylily

Decatur Apricot daylily. This one has 6 1/2" blooms and
is a rebloomer.


Queen Elizabeth rose