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Keep it going. Waterlily.
Countdown to spring! One garden photo per day - Part 8
Nice photos again on this very cold day.
Beautiful water lily, Victor. The color must really blend in beautifully with all your JM's.
Victor - I do think that lily is Pink Perfection. Mine may find another home this year as well. I find it underwhelming.
Here's a hydrangea I love (Victor probably has it).
Nice waterlily, and hydrangea.
tree peony
nice shot debbie
Very nice, Deb. I'm 0 for 2 with them and I give up. They're too $$ to keep losing.
That's nice, Pirl. Don't think I have it. Which is it?
Beautiful peony, debilu! The color is great.
Victor - can I plead the 5th? I think it's Ayesha.
Very nice start!
A sunny sunflower to warm everybody up!
Here's another hydrangea in Southold I love. Does this count as two photos for Pirl? ^_^
Thanks, Pirl. Sounds like a hip hop star! ^_^
Nice warm pic, Ronnie.
Nice H, Weeze.
Happy sunflower! Makes me smile to look at it.
Thanks, Louise. I love that one, too.
Victor!
Nice pics, everyone. Victor, I just love the color on that water lily. Mine is just plain ole yellow, but I still like it. My pond can freeze solid (and it does), and it comes back every year.
Okay, here's one from me.
Karen
daylily 'Asiatic Pheasant'
This is a little different reference to spring coming.....
Janet
part of my front yard starting to wake up last spring 09.
Janet
Very nice, Janet!
Karen
Thanks Karen, I'm loving this thread so much, it helps to deal with the very cold temps we are experiencing right now... can anyone say burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Janet
Nice early spring Meadowyck.
I'll post some of mine.
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This was 2009 June.
The bare spoy at theright was full of toms.
It will be full of Asiatics this year plus a veronica and the lemon wave is bigger.
Love that water lily color, Victor. Makes me want a pond....not going to do it though. Really not.
Pirl, Wonderful hydrangea, that Hip Hop could be in my future, no matter her name.
Tree peony color is yummy. I think I killed mine.
NutsforDL. Love the spider. Makes me what eat butter.
Here is the bright DL Penny Serenade. Patti
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agedgardener, wonderful photo of your garden in the old thread. Please re-post it over here so everyone can enjoy it. Patti
Beauty, Patti!
Back to crocus.
Great eye and matching edge, Patti.
Your crocus is a very welcome sight, Victor, and here's a daylily to match it.
Summer Olympics
Nice warm and sunny color for a zero degree morning, Allison.
Such pretty colors this morning!
NOID peach daylily
My goodness so many great shots, too many to comment on individually but really nice everyone. Specially like the whole garden shots and some of those single blooms are just really wonderful. We sure do need a little spring and color today.
Found one with warm toasty color from last summer.
sorry I missed you Pirl.. doing my RD order
lily pad's from the pond
so pretty Bill
thx allison - they come back every year on there own:)
Luvs - the veining is wonderful on that daylily: better the veins show on the daylily (reminds me of Fairy Tale Pink daylily) than on my legs. Love the gentle color as well.
Pat - your photo is like sunshine on the screen - beautiful.
Wha - do your water lilies hibernate in winter?
Had a camera for the first time in two decades last summer-digitals not even invented the time I was taking pictures of young offspring. Herself screams and runs every time I try and get a picture of her and I find the only photos I got were of daylilies. So I try to be sparing posting them, not to mention I'm still trying to take, download, get them on photobucket and all that nonsense and we've only had the computer two years so I have a time with technology- I've had a new cell phone two months and I still haven't figured out how to use that--it''s easy says my son, taking pictures of the cat with his cell phone if he weren't a head taller than me I'd cuff him in the ear like I did when he was fifteen-why do they grow so big these days?? Did we over feed him?? Anyway I like my early daylily seedlings and am counting the days (after flu, pneumonia, and surgery next week if I don't back out as I' not convinced it's gall stones no matter how many scans that doc takes) But I wanted early daylilies from species so ---------
ge thanks, I really enjoyed your beginning and later in the season shot. very nice for sure.
Love all the other flowers just beautiful.
It is just amazing how seeing such beautiful flowers can change your mood.....
Janet
It keeps me sane.
pirl - not sure if you are kidding - they are wild lilly's in a real pond - used to be all yellow now they are white/yellow - not sure why
So you don't have to bring them to your garage for winter? They stay submerged in the water/ice?
Patti, thanks. Your 'Penny Serenade' DL is really gorgeous.
Pirl, that lavender dl is really a beauty, and yes, it matches Victor's pretty crocuses.
Pretty iris, Allison.
Pirl, that NOID dl is nice, and Pat I love the pic of your red dl's with all the other stuff going on.
Bill, nice lily pad shot.
Weedy, that's a pretty, golden yellow dl.
Pirl, I have a bright yellow water lily in my little pond that I keep out all winter. It's very hardy. My pond freezes solid, and the lily comes back every year. Here's a picture of it.
Karen
Lovely water lily. I didn't realize they could take complete freezing.
The daylily I posted doesn't have a name but I do know the ID since I was the hybridizer - it's Enon x Fellow.
Very pretty, Karen.
Good luck, weedy!
All shots are very warming on this nasty day!
Well we made it up to 11 WCF. It can't get much worse, right?