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Tim & Linda Bell 2016 Tim & Linda Bell Mailing: 1305 Griffi n Road Garden: 455 Bell Road Sycamore, GA 31790 Ph: 229-256-1234 FAX: 229-567-2353 www.bellsdaylilygarden.com A FEW GOOD MEN (Bell 10) Tet 34 em re ev 5 Peach with wine purple eye & picotee & gold edge .........................................................25.00 A GIFT FOR TREVA (N. Eller 10) Tet 26 e re sev 6 Cream pink double with cream and gold edge ....................................................................75.00 ABOVE ALL OTHERS (Harry 15) 33 em re sev 7 3/4 Light cream orange with patterned eye of rose, purple, pink and green ....................... Display ADRIENNES HAWAIIAN SUNRISE (Bell 15) Tet 35 e re ev 6 Cream yellow w/ purple patterned eye .....................................................100.00 ALICE B DUPONT (Smith 11) Tet 36 m re sev 6 1/2 Deep rose pink with gold edge ..........................................................................................50.00 ALIGN YOURSELF (Devito 15) Tet 29 em re ev 5 1/2 Near white with purple eye and wide double edge ........................................................125.00 ALL HOOKED UP (Devito 12) Tet 28 em re sev 6 Lavender with lavender & violet patterned eye and gold edge ..............................................50.00 ALL IN THE FAMILY (Carp 09) Tet 27 m re ev 6 Brilliant red with yellow throat ...................................................................................................30.00 ALMOST PERSUADED (Bell 14) Tet 25 m re ev 6 1/2 Light pink with ruf ed yellow edge .........................................................................50.00 AMANDAS LITTLE RED SHOES (Eller 04) 24 e re sev 6 Rose red double with white edge .............................................................................25.00 AMBER STAINED GLASS (Stamile 10) Tet 26 m re ev 6 Yellow w/amber eye and edge, appliquéd throat ........................................................25.00 AMBIANCE (Devito 15) 28 em re ev 7 Clean light pink with magenta and purple patterned eye and green throat .......................................... Display AMERICAN CLASSIC (Trimmer 14) Tet 41 e re ev 6 3/4 Pale lavender with raspberry eye & edge ................................................................ Display AMERICAN ICON (Bell 09) Tet 30 em re ev 6 Soft golden cream with purple eye & edge ..........................................................................20.00 AMY CHYANNE BELL (Devito 15) Tet 33 em re ev 5 1/2 Pink crimson with chalky halo and white teeth on edge .......................................... Display ANCIENT RHAPSODY (Salter 13) Tet 30 m re sev 6 Pale ivory pink w/ large ruf ed yellow edge ...................................................................100.00 ANCIENT TIMES (Bell 15) Tet 26 m re ev 5 Soft pink w/ purple patterned eye & triple edge ...................................................................100.00 ANGEL ARMIES (Bell 14) Tet 30 em re ev 5 1/2 Lemon yellow with bold black purple eye & edge ...........................................................75.00 ANGEL BAY (Salter 14) Tet 32 em re sev 6 Pale ivory cream with fringy toothy edge .......................................................................................100.00 ANGEL LOVE (Trimmer 14) Tet 27 e re ev 6 Lavender pink with big bold violet & blue patterned eye ............................................................ Display ANGELS GATHER AROUND (Grace 08) Tet 30 m re ev 5 1/2 Peach pink with green edge ...............................................................................30.00 ANGELS OF HEAVEN (Trimmer 11) Tet 30 m re ev 6 Pale ivory with gray blue & violet patterned eye & edge .................................................25.00 ANGELS OVER ME (Bell 12) Tet 35 m re ev 6 1/2 Lavender pink with yellow watermark and edge ..........................................................30.00 ANTIGUA ISLE (Petit 13) Tet 28 m re sev 6 Medium lavender purple with large patterned eye and double edge ........................................... Display APACHE SUNRISE (Smith 09) Tet 26 m re sev 7 Orange with yellow throat & edge ..........................................................................................30.00 APPLE BLOSSOM WHITE (Trimmer 13) Tet 33 e re ev 6 1/4 round ruf ed near white with gold edge ..............................................................50.00 APPLE SPRING (Stamile 10) Tet 26 e re ev 6 Light pink with yellow green edge ...............................................................................................25.00 APPLIED SCIENCE (Petit 14) Tet 36 m re sev 5 Golden cornstalk color with maroon eye and appliquéd throat ............................................ Display APPROACH TO DRAMATICS (Salter 10) Tet 27 m re sev 5 Pale ivory cream with large red eye & picotee ......................................................25.00 APRIL SMITH (Smith 11) Tet 34 m re sev 7 Dusty mauve lavender with silver halo and edge ............................................................................40.00 AQUADISIAC (Harry 10) Tet 30 em re sev 7 3/4 Cream yellow with large lavender blue eye and edge ............................................................25.00 ARABIAN VEIL (Salter 10) Tet 29 m re sev 6 Medium lav purple w/ white watermark/cream white ruff edge .....................................................25.00 ARE YOU LISTENING (Bell 14) Tet 25 m re ev 5 1/2 Soft pink with lavender and violet patterned eye and edge ....................................75.00 ART IN MOTION (Devito 12) Tet 34 em re ev 6 1/4 Lavender pink with lavender patterned eye & edge ............................................................50.00 ATOMIC FIRE BALL (Bell 13) Tet 25 e re ev 5 Intense bright red with lighter halo and green throat ........................................................75.00 ATOMIC GLOW (Smith 08) Tet 36 m re sev 6 1/2 Large golden butterscotch with chartreuse overlay ...............................................................25.00 AUNTIES LIPSTICK KISSES (Harry 10) Tet 29 em re sev 6 1/2 Light almond with bright pink eye and edge ..................................................25.00 AUTUMN CONCERTO (Stamile 10) Tet 40 em re ev 6 1/2 Sienna brown with black eye and edge ...................................................................30.00 AUTUMNS ARRIVAL (Salter 13) Tet 29 m re sev 5 1/2 Bright coral orange with toothy yellow gold edge ..........................................................75.00 AWESOME PRISM (Stamile 10) Tet 32 em re sev 6 1/4 Cream pink/ bold purple eye/green triangular thr ........................................................30.00 AWESOME WONDER (Bell 15) Tet 24 em re ev 5 1/2 Lavender pink w/ darker eye & gold edge .............................................................100.00 AY PAPI (Harry 13) Tet 30 e re sev 6 Pink and yellow blend with green throat and huge ruf es ......................................................................Display AZURE BEAUTY (Harry 12) Tet 38 em re sev 6 3/4 Clear magenta w/ darker blue-magenta eye and edge ......................................................50.00 BABYS GOT BLUE EYES (Gossard 14) Tet 32 m re dor 5 Cream white double with patterned blue purple maroon eye ................................150.00 BANANA BREEZE (Trimmer 14) Tet 48 em re ev 10 1/2 Tall huge yellow self ................................................................................................. Display BANANA POPSICLE (Joiner 14) Tet 33 m re dor 7 Bright Yellow with green throat and tight ruf es ................................................................Display BARBARA BURKHART (Smith 12) Tet 27 em re sev 6 1/2 Strawberry pink with blood red eye & edge ...........................................................100.00 BARBARA MANDRELL (Kirchhoff 11) Tet 30 em re ev 6 1/4 Intense red with halo and sparkling gold edge ......................................................75.00 BARBARA MORELLO (Harry 09) Tet 29 m re sev 7 Violet purple with chartreuse edge .....................................................................................40.00 BAREFOOT BAY (Stamile 11) Tet 41 e re ev 6 1/2 Clean lavender with white watermark & huge yellow edge ..................................................50.00 BAY OF STORMS (Salter 14) Tet 32 m re sev 5 3/4 Pale rose lavender with violet blue eye, cream edge .......................................................100.00 BE FANCY (Bell 16) Tet 26 m re ev 7 Rich lavender pink with yellow watermark and ruf es ................................................................. 100.00 BEACHLANDS (Petit 12) Tet 29 m re sev 4 1/2 Soft cream with eye of violet, charcoal and blue with wire edge ...............................................50.00 BEASTMAN (Gossard 13) Tet 27 mL re dor 7 Rust red with darker eye and yellow teeth and tentacles ..........................................................150.00 BEAUTIFUL REGINA (Harry 12) Tet 30 em re sev 6 1/2 Pink with metallic gold edge ........................................................................................50.00 BEAUTY OF THE EMPIRE (Carpenter 08) Tet 25 m re ev 7 Bright red with lighter eye & green throat ..............................................................25.00 BELIZE (Petit 10) Tet 27 m re sev 5 1/2 deep plum purple with small watermark & heavy gold edge .................................................................50.00 BELLA NOTE (Stamile 10) Tet 27 m re ev 6 Dark royal purple with chartreuse green edge ................................................................................30.00 BENGALI (Petit 10) Tet
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