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Our daylilies are now a memory for this year, but they are a very pretty memory. These are some of the daylilies we enjoyed in our yard.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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19 comments:
What a colorful, cheerful mosaic George. It's hard to choose a favorite daylily - I love them all!
Some wonderful photos George!!! I am always so sad to see the daylilies quit blooming...this year ours didn't bloom much...
that is why we take photos, so we can remember how gorgeous things were. i love those lacy edges.
Your memory will be refreshed during the next bloom.
I always feel sad when the daylilies are spent for another year. I still have a few but the heat is getting to them. Yours are beautiful!
I love that one on the left with the darker pink circle around the inside, haven't seen one like that!
Such a shame they don't last longer! I do have a couple that are repeat bloomers -- of course, it's not like the massive blooming they do, but still it's a bloom or two!
I have loved seeing your wonderful flowers George, what a shame they can't last longer
These are full of color & very beautiful daylilies. I bet your yard is breathtaking when these are in full bloom.
By the way, Thanks for dropping by my page. :)
I do love lilies, and planted one in my yard. Just wish it would grow into the magnificent plants that yours are. Guess that's the price I pay to live here in Las Vegas!
Can't wait to see next years blooms!
The collage is wonderful, so full of color and life.
I think it is your day lilies,at least in part which have me working towards a daylily flower bed.Beautiful collage.
Blessings,Ruth
that happiness of beautiful flowers and brilliant colors
They are your reward for all of your toil, George. Their colorful faces are nicely preserved in this beautiful college.
Awesome collage of the daylilies. So bright and cheery.
What gorgeous colors!
What a blessed world to create all this :)
one of the reasons why i love to photograph our flowers too, because they bloom for few weeks and then they are done for they year. day lilies are perenials, so they should come back next year :-)
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Great idea - mosaic of one flower. I will work on this idea. Thanks for sharing!
So beautiful!
Kisses.
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