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Sep 27, 2016 7:35 AM CST
Name: Rick R.
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Lilies with an overlay of color(s) can be very difficult to capture with the camera. Good job, William!

Notice how Pakaris and Rudens Ogle have a unique kind of spotting - not flecks like with tango type lilies and not spots as we normally see, either. I am not sure if this is the only way, but one what to achieve this is crossing a tango type lily with one that has genes for spots or brushmarks at least somewhere in its background. But of course, there will be a wide variation in the progeny, too.
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