Bob Faulkner has posted his 2014 intros:

http://www.naturalselectionday...

Gonna have to check the budget...

Ooooooooo .... did you check out the "new" 2012 (?) seedlings page. I about fell out of my chair with shock and DELIGHT! Fantastic possible intros for the future. Certainly eye candy for daylily lovers! Amazing!!!!

This is why I love hybridizing .... the possibilities are endless .... and the results can sometimes be astonishing and totally unexpected! A single seed, so many results possible!

beckygardener said:Ooooooooo .... did you check out the "new" 2012 (?) seedlings page. I about fell out of my chair with shock and DELIGHT! Fantastic possible intros for the future. Certainly eye candy for daylily lovers! Amazing!!!!

This is why I love hybridizing .... the possibilities are endless .... and the results can sometimes be astonishing and totally unexpected! A single seed, so many results possible!

The seedlings really have amazing eye patterns. I have to chuckle at the '14 named intro "What Does the Fox Say." The elementary school kids have been singing it getting off the bus and out trick or treating and I assumed it was a song they learned in school. lol
I just became aware of the video a few weeks ago. I'm always the last to know about these viral "sensations."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Lovely and can't have.
Looking at "Switched at Birth": What is the difference between a 'bicolor' and a 'reverse bicolor'? I'm still learning.

I believe a reverse bicolor has the darker or main color on the sepals instead of the petals.

Love that name ..... "Switched at Birth". It suits that particular daylily perfectly! Love it!

It's a very lovely daylily for sure. I really like Greetings Earthling. It is really different looking for a double. Have to wait till the prices are within reach though.

Cindy, I would have Greetings Earthlings in a heartbeat if it were a TET !

Dormantsrule, did you noticed how many times that youtube video was viewed? I have never seen one that high.

Oh I don't care when it comes to doubles or ufo's and spiders, I honestly prefer dips in those. So much easier to get pods to set on them.

Gleni said:Lovely and can't have.
Looking at "Switched at Birth": What is the difference between a 'bicolor' and a 'reverse bicolor'? I'm still learning.

The AHS dictionary has some photo examples -

Bitone
http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_d...

Reverse bicolor
http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_d...

P.S. - You can add the dictionary and other links to your sidebar by clicking on your profile on the top left.
Click change your site preferences. Click Manage your custom menubar. Add the url and give it a name and click save your changes.

Thanks dormantsrule. That's exactly what I thought it was.

Hazelcrestmikeb said:Dormantsrule, did you noticed how many times that youtube video was viewed? I have never seen one that high.

Mike - It blew me away. I remember Bill Maryott stating he hoped the AHS video went viral. At 8900 views I guess Bill and officers need to don some costumes and start dancing. lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

Hemlady said:It's a very lovely daylily for sure. I really like Greetings Earthling. It is really different looking for a double. Have to wait till the prices are within reach though.

Greetings Earthling is not a double form.....it is a sculpted cristate form Sculpted cristates are really different looking, be they dip or tet!

Did you hear about how the video even came about? Check out this really funny interview with Ylvis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Oh, ok Char. I really could not tell from the photo. It is really nice

Sorry Cindy I should have added a link for info on sculpted cristate forms.
Here's the link to the AHS Dictionary of Daylily Terms for sculpted forms....

http://www.daylilies.org/ahs_d...

Thanks. Those are nice. Would How Beautiful Heaven Must Be considered in this category since it has a bit of sculpting in the throat area??

Have three of his seedlings that didn't make his "keep" cut, but I am delighted with them.