Anthony, after seeing your sweet 'cam alpha' pics I got a cross from the NALS seed exchange. Neil Jordan seems to be working with some interesting stuff.

As a gentle reintroduction to posting, I thought I would just flood my old thread with some new baby pics. I keep chipping away at the sorting of summer pics. Posting some is marginally easier than finding coherent thoughts to put into words.

Lots of nice ones there!

Nice, Della! I particularly like the spotted ones...

And lots of diversity! Of all the colors in this bunch, I particularly like the sherbet orange.

I particularly like that one too!

Beautiful "babies", Della!

Thanks folk! Happy they're enjoyable.

Rick and Connie, is the sherbet one centre top row?

Big fan of the cream/white one and the red orange with brush mark!

What a wonderful assortment, Della!

Woah! Thanks Joshua! Thanks Joe. Thanks everyone.

The 9th one is my favorite. Ideal form and color. Makes me smile. They really are all great! Nice work. Isn't it fun?

Della, I'm calling the sherbet one the seventh photo down the center. Maybe Rick and I aren't talking about the same lily? The center top one is very nice too!

Gosh, these all look nice, don't they! Amazing! If I had to choose, I think I would agree with Connie on the #7 down the center row, when viewed close up. From an average garden viewing distance though, I believe # 8, the one directly below it, is probably the showiest of all.

Counting from left to right, I like numbers 10, 19, 22 and 23 most. I like the light pastel colors of 10. The others it is the contrasting colors with the spotting. And the brushstroke one is very nice as well I think. Nice work Della!!

(Photo) Views from my phone are in a straight line. I'll have to compare the photos on the "big screen", Della. Being a fan of b/c orientation you might find me partial to each of them

The same one: the 7th down the center.

Lefty has good taste!

I'm glad you both like it, you too, Lorn. It's a subtle colour. Dave, the ones you like are the eye-catching ones in the flesh. Always intrigues me how some lilies just call you across the garden and others you have to be standing right next to before you notice their beauty.

Tracey, is this your #9? I like how the colour changes on the tepal-edges. It's a sibling to centre, row #7

dellac said:

That's the one. The other one that jumps out as me is 15. Beauty is most certainly in the eye of the beholder