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This is another lily that is much bigger than I planned but the color is such a deliate pink. The color of the flower with the pads make this lily one of the best picks of the lilies that I have. This lily has also been a frequent bloomer too. There are 7 buds on the plant and 2 flower.
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Looks soft and delicate. Very pretty.
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And myLily Pons has a bloom on it also.
I was sad to read this lily is not that good of a bloomer.
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Oooooohhhhh!!!!! THAT is purdy!!!!!!!!
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Nice shade of pink. Stupid question
In the last pic has the potted lily been lifted out of the water or that's how you normally position the pot?
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I have a Lily Pons too, it was sent to me by mistake a few years ago for American Star. When it bloomed I posted a pic and asked isn't this Lily Pons. The person that I bought it from felt so bad about the mix up. It didn't bother me on the mix up, I loved the bloom. I get a few blooms out of it each year, not many but its so unique I don't mind so its a keeper.
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miguynmkoi, no that is not how the pot normally sets..
I was moving the lily from the upper pond to the lower pond ... thought it looked interesting setting up like that
Kim, I agree... the Lily Pons is certainly a keeper
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I do like lilypons, maybe I will have to try it, I was going to buy Glorie-du-Temple-sur-Lot this year but heard the same thing about it. Do you think Lilypons would be a better bloomer, I love the bloom
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Gorgeous blooms! I sure hope to get a bloom out of my lilypons this summer- this is my first year with it. Marla- this is my first year with both Lilypons and Gloire-du-Temple, but from everything I have heard, Lilypons blooms much more often than Gloire.....
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Very nice bloom. It's a pretty shade of pink.
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That Lilypons bloom is spectacular.
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