Davi - You have to download the Windows Live Photo Gallery to use it with Windows 7. I missed the right click resizing once I upgraded too. Here's the link:

http://download.live.com/photo...

Thanks dayjilly (love your name). I use the rt click resizing tons and have been debating about upgrading to 7.

Spiders and ufo's are my absolute favorite and that is what I mainly hybridize. I have two favorite seedlings from last summer. #1 is Lighthouse Satin Slipper x Skinwalker. This one had lots of diamond dusting on it.

I also absolutely loved this ufo and the bright fuschia pink coloring. Parentage is Lighthouse Neon Galaxy X (Wilson Spider x Lilting Belle Sdg#2)

Wonderful hybrids!!!!

Cindy, is that first seedling the same one in your avatar that is quilling?

No the avatar flower is Sexy Sally by Darryl Apps. Thanks Kathy.

I just absolutely love your work Cindy. Love your taste in daylilies. You have taste like mine.
You're going to get so tired of hearing this. I say it every time you post one of your seedlings huh?

Joy

Thanks Joy. It's really just hit and miss. Sometimes you just happen to get a keeper. That's why it is so much fun. I am trying to use a lot of the older plants in hybridizing with the newer ones. My experience has been that a lot of newer ones don't increase well while the older ones do. By combining their genetics maybe I can make a hardier new plant with good increase.


Cindy

This is my favorite spider seedling so far. This was its second bloom. I moved it at the end of last (rainy) summer to a sunnier and more exposed spot to see how it does.

Dorothy -- your seedling and my seedling need to find a way to get together! This one is from crossing a Dottie Warrell with one of Curt Hanson's dip seedlings.

It branches wonderfully, and is very showy in a clump. I split it up last year, to see how it increases, thinking it might be introduction material.

I've been trying to stick to dormants and things that are hardy and productive in my zone 4. Curt doesn't guarantee anything below zone 5, I think... IT makes it easier to pick things when you know a lot's not going to thrive here.

That's why Shores of Time, Sister of Praise, and Margo Reed Indeed are favorites. They have been outstanding in the cold.

I'll see how the seedling above does.

Dorothy, I do the same here. Keeps a lid on my wallet, too!

Jules, hope you introduce that one!!

Great thread! UFs are what got me into daylilies, along with Munson purples with watermarks! I got a seedling of Dottie Warrell's a few years ago that she said she would never introduce because it was too weird for her. It changes form after it's been in the same spot undisturbed for a couple years. I'm putting it's pollen on tall white UFs. Here is a pic when newly transplanted:

And here it is after it's established. I think it looks dreamy!

One of Margo Reed's UFs - Sky over Schuyler:

Cindy, that fuchsia seedling is outstanding! (The other one's awfully nice, too, but that clear dark pink just calls to me....)

Oh thank you Loligo. I am especially fond of it, lol.

Yes and a clear fuchsia is not very common!!

That pink is gorgeous! I love Margo Reed Daylilies anyway. Love your Dottie Warrell seedling too. I love a flower that changes form. I have some that do that. Each time they bloom they can look a bit different then the time before. They're new plants so I don't yet know if they'll continue to do that but, I'm hoping they will.

Joy