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that is called a mutation and you might be able to make some money off them if they can be mass produced for sale. they are realy pretty.
Originally Posted by cwessel47
Wandering through my yard the other day, I noticed something I think is extraordinary. Here in the Northeast we have the typical orange daylily in every yard. Can't seem to stop 'em. But have you ever seen one like this!!!!?????
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I've never seen them do this.So I had to go see if mine mutated -They haven't but they are still pretty- I love lilies
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Your daylillies are beautiful and so unique.
Have you thought of contacting a local botanical organization/garden. Or even the horticulture dept. of a local university. They might be very interesed in your flowers. You might in fact have a new mutation. |
these are double daylilys. I have lots of them. They are much prettier than regular ones
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I have some double orange day lilies but before I see them bloom, the deer eat them. Yours is beautiful.
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I bet someone horticulturist, would like to have this to see if they can continue it blooming like this. I would love to have it.
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I have some too. I think pretty.
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Lucky lady...they are beautiful!
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I do have these in the my garden. Got them from a grower 11 years ago. Asked for a variety of lillies and these showed up. They were a surprise to him also.
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Have not seen a day lily like that...but have seen daffodils doing a similar thing. Up teh hill from us is a field they call daffodil meadow and it has quite a wide variety of daffodils - many that look rather mutated. Very pretty. Thanks for sharing
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