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There is no shortage of articles out there about how versatile and carefree daylilies are, and how their foliage contributes texture to the landscape design. True, true, and true, but let’s be honest here. The reason most of us plant them is for the blooms, and as such, my thoughts on them are: How rude of each bloom to only last one day!
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I like this picture, very well done!
Reminds me of Georgia O’Keeffe’ works π
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Oops, I should write O’Keeffe’s works.
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Thank you! π
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I agree. I really like your photo finishing techniques lately, great pics.
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Thank you, thank you! π
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That is why they call it daylily. π heehee! Beautiful! xoxo<3
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Some of them should be called nightlilies, as not all of them begin to open in the morning. Some of them are open at their fullest at the crack of dawn, as they began opening late in the afternoon or early evening the day before. By lunch time, they are all shriveled up and quite finished with the show. I shake my finger at them. π xo
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β αΊ β’s friend answered my question to my last post. You can check the link on the comment section. :)xo
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Wonderful! I’ll be right over. β€
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Excellent postwork on that picture. I’m am surprised that WWW knows Georgia OβKeeffe.
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Are you kidding me Snake ?
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I’m, of course. I think that we’ll go to the Georgia OβKeeffe Museum, in Santa Fe, New Mexico in september. (I hope).
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Is it an invitation ?
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Would be a little expensive.
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Ce que tu peux Γͺtre vΓ©nal quand mΓͺme!
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How venal you are!
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Thank you, snake! The two of you picking on each other always gives me a laugh!
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Snake and I look like two old ladies, hehe… π
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Hello! π Where’s mi lovely?
xoxo<3
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Hello, lovely one! We were on the road and just returned. I will send you some photos soon π xoxo
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Yay! She’s back!!! I’ve missed you. π¦ Photos? Yay, again! I’ll be waiting… π xoxo
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