Re: can anyone explain the difference ?

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• Subject: Re: can anyone explain the difference ?
• From: J* P* <j*@earthlink.net>
• Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 23:01:20 -0400
• References: <004201bdb4f6$ba06bc40$640dc6cf@goldlinks.dreamscape.com>

Connie Kangas wrote:
> 
> Can anyone explain the difference between the lilies with the little leaves
> going up the stem and the lilies with the long slender leaves (with much
> more foliage)?  I prefer the ones with the long leaves, but son't know what
> they're called.  Thanks, Connie


Sounds like your talking about the difference between
Hemerocallis-daylilies and Lilium-the "true" lily types.  Daylilies
have long grass like foliage and the blossoms remain open only one day.
Lilium have the tall stalks with all the leaves on them and the blossoms
usually last a number of days, the Easter Lily type.  From what I've
seen there is a great deal more variety among the daylilies, as far as
flower color, pattern, length of bloom etc.
Joanne
jopyz@earthlink.net
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