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June 19, 2009

I've got my eye on you

I am not really a big fan of the daylilies with defined eyes, but I noticed I have a few. They look so similar; I am not sure what is what. I know I have purchased the following kinds with eyes: Orchid Candy (which is pink), Man on Fire (which is only kind of like an eye with yellow and hot pink), and You Angel You (which is light pink). But these are the ones with eyes blooming right now:

I think this is Orchid Candy

This might be Man on Fire

What is this?

I thought this was You Angel You, but this one has a dark edge on the ruffle unlike what I see on pictures of You Angel You on line.

And the Pink Whispers bloomed. It is such a soft color:

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