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bopjg N. Vernon, IN(Zone 6b) Jul 05, 2004

1st bloom this yr.

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Moby Lincoln, NE(Zone 5b) Jul 05, 2004

VERY nice!

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Jul 05, 2004

Blooming already? Mine are still budding.

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woodspirit1 Lake Toxaway, NC(Zone 7a) Jul 06, 2004

I was surprised that my Muscadet bloomed this early; a full month before Stargazer. I am beginning to think that with careful planning, we could have lilies blooming from June until frost...

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Jul 06, 2004

And so many colors available. I saw a garden in Des Moines that would blind you with its beauty. She's not DG yet, but a Lily Society gardener. What a show--fence to fence with hundreds of colors! I didn't know where to look first!

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debi_z Springfield, MA(Zone 6a) Jul 09, 2004

wow wanda, that must be an absolutely gorgeous site to see. lucky you. i just joined the north american lily society this year. they sent me some great info and i'm learning more each time i have a minute or two to pick up a pamphlet or two. :-)
bobj, your tiger is bright and sunny. what a nice one to bloom first for you.

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Wandasflowers Cedar Rapids, IA(Zone 5a) Jul 09, 2004

Well, I'm inspired to add another addiction to my gardens. I never realized there was such a wealth of colors in Lilies! And the scents.... Almost made me dizzy !

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langbr Lenexa, KS(Zone 6a) Jul 10, 2004

Debi - What do you think of NALS website?? I'm just not overly impressed with their site as compared to say the Iris Society, Clematis Society or Hemerocallis website. Seems like they are awfully chintzy in their information on Lilies. Is there member info considerably better?

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