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#287765 Jun 30th, 2009 at 10:20 AM
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Here is the Trumpet lily I planted last year.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e47/alankhart/014-1.jpg


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That's dazzling, spectacular even, you always pick the greatest plants for your garden.


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Wonderful. Does it have a scent involved?
I planted a white lily one year (back in the early 80's)and when it bloomed it scented the whole neighborhood. I could smell it from several houses away. It fell to gophers after bloom so I never had that same experience again. And I have not found another with nearly that effect.


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Tina #287781 Jun 30th, 2009 at 11:55 AM
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HaHaHee, I remember the first time I smelled an asiatic lilly (I guess that's an Asiatic), I was in a client's yard, and when I stood up, I had the (milk mustache) from all of the pollen!!! lol


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You can't really tell in the photo, but it's as tall as me, and the blooms are HUGE! It has a wonderful smell...everytime I get anywhere near it the scent is overwhelmingly sweet.


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As Tall as YOU!????
So how big are those blossoms really?

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that is awesome alan.

#287962 Jul 1st, 2009 at 11:53 AM
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It's 50 ft tall and the flowers are 10 ft. wide!! :-) Ok..maybe not, but the flowers are actally about 12 in. wide.


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lol


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Originally Posted by alankhart
It's 50 ft tall and the flowers are 10 ft. wide!! :-) Ok..maybe not, but the flowers are actally about 12 in. wide.
ok, you had me going for a minute or two... lol

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Climb that thing looking for geese that might lay golden eggs and things.


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Originally Posted by alankhart
Here is the Trumpet lily I planted last year.
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e47/alankhart/014-1.jpg


WOW I love that Alan! clap


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