About two or three years ago, when we first moved into this house, I planted a bunch of lilies and . . . irises, I think. Nothing came up, really. TIme passed.

Then the other day [livejournal.com profile] teinedreugan and I were going out and I spotted, buried deep in the mass of weeds that is my front dirt, a handful of Stargazer blooms. Those are mostly spent now; some ordinary pink ones dominate but there's still a Stargazer hiding behind the sunflower that the birds planted.


three lilies and a sunflower



Also, there is nothing quite like going outside to make me cease to consider the air conditioning we've got in here feeble and inadequate.
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Stargazer lilies are and always have been my favorite flower. (Ooh, and is that a sunflower I spy? *glances at picture, then back up to her own icon*
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Lilies will do that. They like their roots cool, so provided they can get enough sun at the right time, a little thing like a tangle of weeds doesn't bother them at all.

My most trusted catalogs resolutely say that Stargazers are Zone 5, but I might try some anyway.

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