Yes, Hector. Especially the first and last one in your post is what I am talking about,
although all of those are roundish.
They are all very nice Hector. Are those your seedlings?

To be more definitive:
Roundish, wide, short sepals
Short but very wide petals

Of course, I don't want all of them to be selfs, but rather some with
watermarks or complicated eyes such as occur in the bluish tones,
although I don't intentionally try for blue.

And then as wide as I can get on borders for the eye/edges.

I like all shapes, but this is the goal in crossing.

Love all these eyes!
See so many I WANT
but some do not seem to like it here in N KY
Oh well, I will enjoy your pictures of them.

Here are a few of mine:

Ashton's Giggles


Blue eyed Butterfly


Celebration of Angels


Cheif executive officer


Entwined in the Vine (as a poly)

Thanks Debra, Cindy, Hector, and Dot for the comments.

Cindy, you are going to really enjoy Happy Happy next season.
Please post pics of it, and share your excitement.

Ann, what a absolutely beautiful display of Moonlit Masquerade.

Gorgeous Lisa. Especially like Celebration of Angels.

Yes they are.

Thanks!
I too love/want Happy Happy but may be too far north for it to do well.
all my Bridley Greeson seedlings (from purchased seeds) keep dying(do not over winter).
Some just need to stay south

These do well here in N KY:

Halloween Hocus Pocus


John Benoot (slow to grow but looks good)


Lillian's Alabama Sunrise


Kelsey McGhee

Oooh, love all of those Lisa. Do you have any evergreens or semi-evergreens that live through
the winter? Happy Happy is a semi-evergreen.

Okay, I just looked up some of your plants. Yes, you do, so Happy Happy might live there.

May have to try it.

Here is one I LOVED but I had not done my research and with Tet Peppermint Delight genetics, it died the first winter.

Sawyer's Giggles

Love Sawyer's Giggles.

Lisa, that is a beauty with the large red eye. So sorry you lost it.

Beautiful pictures everyone .
Here are a few of my eyed seedlings.

I will post more pictures when I have more time in winter.
Just one more picture:

I haven't lost a flower to winter kill in quite awhile. Most of the ones I loose is to crown rot or like this past summer, to drought. We are now considered zone 6 here from what I've seen on zone maps.

Oh My Anja! I love them all!

Those are gorgeous seedlings Anja.

Dot

Lisa, all are lovely and I am partial to the Halloween and Kelsey coloring.

Anja, I almost shorted out my keyboard drooling over those seedlings!

Anja, your seedlings are stunning. Great picotee edges. It is so great to see photos of everyone's seedlings. I particularly love seeing those from countries other than the US.

Ann, is the picotee edges, the little narrow edge on Anja's seedlings?? I just don't know the term even though I've seen it many times.

Anja, your seedlings are wonderful. I too, enjoy seeing those from other countries.
Thank you for such a treat.