I still do a few dip UFs. This is the best thing I have seen useing my Namesake "Fred Manning" Temple 2006.

That looks awesome!

Love that one. Very nice!

Thanks Dave and Vickie
Another new little one from Lillian's Pretty and Prissy

Showing broken color

Wow Fred, Lillian's Pretty and Prissy. First time seeing that one. Amazing colors, pattern, form, everything.

Just adorable! It is a lot of fun when the first seedling blooms appear

Look at all those branches and buds in that first one! Gotta like that!

Gorgeous!

Thanks everyone.
A couple of larger ones to work with broken color

that first one for color contrasts

Amazing work with your hybridizing Fred.

Very unique.

I really covet that first one, Fred! I see you're using HTYBR quite a lot these days - it's sure a beauty! And you've certainly come up with some wonderful patterns for the past few years now - Wow!!!

Thanks everyone.
I have had great success with HTYBR, people who bought seed from me have posted some on facebook and the lily auction, but can't plant them all.

This may be the last UF that I register. Pod and Pollen fertile with a great scape.

Very nice! Is there a name for the way the sepals are curled? I think there is but it's not coming to my mind at the moment.

I really do not know, looks like I may have to go to the ADS site when I register it.

I would love to hear Char and others describe Fred's HB05-21 seedling. I am going to try and hope others will correct me, because I am not sure how to categorize the form.
To me it looks like a UF spatulate, cascade.

I think UF, quilled crispate and cascade. I'm 50/50 on the spatulate, it's narrow at the throat and wider at the end so guess it could be all 3.

Very pretty Fred, I like the quilled sepals!

Thanks for the comments and the help. Wasn't too many years it would have been just another daylily.