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Thanks for sharing Donna! How very pretty! Daylilies for sure (I am the Lanesville lilylady)! A wonderful display of a red hybrid with an odd pink one at the corner! For the benefit of those who do not know the difference… The old fashioned Tiger Lily grows from a bulb and is a single stalk with leaflets coming off it and spots on the orange flower. The old fashioned daylily, Hemerocallis fulva, grow from roots with tall grass type foliage and is orange. Thousands of Daylily hybrids of all colors, shapes and sizes have been created. Bobbie Brooks, Distinctive Garden Designs.
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Those are not Tiger Lilies.
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Definitely not Tiger Lilies.
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oops
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They are day lilies. They are not Tiger Lilies. They are beautiful though.
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Thanks for sharing Donna! How very pretty! Daylilies for sure (I am the Lanesville lilylady)! A wonderful display of a red hybrid with an odd pink one at the corner! For the benefit of those who do not know the difference… The old fashioned Tiger Lily grows from a bulb and is a single stalk with leaflets coming off it and spots on the orange flower. The old fashioned daylily, Hemerocallis fulva, grow from roots with tall grass type foliage and is orange. Thousands of Daylily hybrids of all colors, shapes and sizes have been created. Bobbie Brooks, Distinctive Garden Designs.
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Thanks
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