The outside bloom season has been excellent so far. Like many other parts of the country, the scapes are top budded with very little branching. From the past seasons, I know that this is not typical of these seedlings. I will watch them another year and hope next year's weather is more friendly. I really like the saturated color, the blue eye and the round form that I prefer.
H. 'Bluegrass Memories'
(Preuss, 2006)
This is the common parent of all four seedlings.
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H. 'Desire of Nations'
(Emmerich, 2008)This is the common parent of three of the seedlings shown.
H. 'Heartbeat of Heaven'
(Emmerich, 2004)
Seedling No. 3077
(Desire of Nations X Bluegrass Memories)
Seedling No. 2065
(Desire of Nations X Bluegrass Memories)
Seedling No. 2091
(Bluegrass Memories X Desire of Nations)
Seedling No. 3067
(Heartbeat of Heaven X Bluegrass Memories)
The triple edge on this seedling is special.
I hope you enjoy looking at these seedlings. To me, this is what daylilies are all about, hybridizing and the first sight of the resulting crosses.
To see the images in a larger size, just left click over the image.
Life is very, very good.
Lee
Lee I especially enjoy your 3077 because of such richness in color...I equally love your seedling # 3067 because it captures my eye as I trace around the lovely edge....exquisite!
ReplyDeleteNancy,
DeleteThose two are my favorites also and for the same reason you state. Thanks for commenting.
I really like the colors Lee. You did good.
ReplyDeleteHi David,
DeleteYou are probably getting ready to head for the Region 1 meeting. Sure wish we could be with you. Iowa holds a special place in my heart.