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Date: Sept. 6, 2024 Submitted by: Francois Verhaert, Spain - Email: francois.verhaert@gmail.com Daylily: This is Guy Pierce's JEWELED FOR ROYALTY. After 2.5 months of scorching heat temperatures have come down to the low 30's (Celcius) and I start to see some rebloom. I'm adding an oddity, viz HYMENOCALLIS festalis Zwanenburg - it is strikingly beautiful but the flowers last only around 1 week.
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Date: August 14, 2024 Submitted by: Paul Aucoin, Alabama - Email: pgaucoin@samford.edu Butterfly: Below are two photos of Fiery Skipper Butterflies on flowers, Fiery Skipper on Verbena bonariensis and Zinnia.
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Date: July 25, 2024 Submitted by: Paul Aucoin, Alabama - Email: pgaucoin@samford.edu Future:Waiting on the decision of the registration committee on the name 'KEYTH' for this one that I should've registered a dozen or so years ago. I was still in my 60s when I first evaluated it. Pushing 80 in a few weeks.
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Date: July 5, 2024 Submitted by: Charlotte Chamitoff, Quebec - Email: chacha@abacom.com Daylily: Dan Trimmer's golden oldie 'Ruby Moon' (1999) - Dormant Tet 24" x 5.5" is one of the first with multiple blooms this summer. The fat yellow buds draw you to look closer even when not flowering. It's a substantial bloom and opens perfectly every time. After all these years still a favorite. Award winners Dan and Jane Timmer hybridized at their home Water Mill Gardens, in Florida, registering hundreds of beautiful dayliles, retiring in 2018. Charlotte's webpage is http://www.daylilydiary.com
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