So many good ones, but I especially like Hip Hop Music. I don't think I have any that fall into this category, but it is a wonderful thread

Thanks Betty. I will have my eye on that seedling and hope it will be flourishing by the year's end.

This is a very interesting thread. I'm just getting started in
toothy daylilies, so am quite thrilled to see all these
examples, especially the toothy seedlings. Very impressive
seedlings.

Some that grab me are Bass Gibson, Spinefeld, Feeling Thorny,
Dr. Stump, Hip Hop Music, Hungry Hungry Hippo, Outer Limits,
Something in my Teeth, and geez... so many others

Now to add to my "need" list.

Betty, thank you for showing your Bass Gibson seedling in
answer to my question. Great example. Interesting parent
indeed!!! Good job!!!

Outstanding seedlings everyone. I may have mentioned this before, when I got DOCTOR STUMP I really had nothing to use it with, I had no other toothy things but a couple of my own. Still, till this day I have no idea what made me cross it with COACH'S BRAIDED ANGEL more than a couple of times, I have about 20 seedlings from that cross so I know I would have had to cross them several times. Over half of those seedlings bloomed at 7-9 months and all had lots of teeth. This pass fall when it came time to move seedlings to the hybridizing area I had flagged so many of them that I decided to move all of them, first time I ever moved a complete cross and I did it twice last fall, the other was a dip. I am sure that most of these will turn out to be duds because of plant habit but hopefully a couple will make it for a third year.

All are COACHS BRAIDED ANGEL X DOCTOR STUMP

You've even got some polys in there Fred. Nice looking set of seedlings

DR Stump is my fav hands down !
I only have Forestlake Ragamuffin.

Forgot about Venus Fly Trap that I got last spring.

I'm loving all the photos! Here are some of mine.

BACK SCRATCHER


ALIQUIPPA


Davisson Seedling


REAP THE WHIRLWIND


CARDINAL DESIRE


MOZAMBIQUE NIGHTS


ANNETTE'S MAGIC

And I remembered a few more.

THAT VOODOO YOU DO SO WELL


RUFFLED STRAWBERRY PARFAIT


KENTUCKY WOMAN


WINTER'S ANGEL

I have bloomed a few toothy seedlings that I like.

Have a seedling with teeth. It bloomed for the
first time last season. About the only thing
going for it is the teeth. Anxious to see if the
form, eye zone, and more teeth improve next season.

The cross is Mort Morss (an old one) x an
older seedling that does not have teeth in the
either of the parents' background. I was surprised
that teeth even showed up.

Have a few plants (so far) due in the spring, to have more
to work with.

Now I think that is a very pretty toothy seedling, Shirlee. I love the shading, and if you give it some time you might be surprised at the blooms you end up with. I also have MORT MORSS, which is a toothy one for me.

MORT MORSS

Glad you showed your Mort Morss, Betty, and it certainly is
toothy for you. Looks great! I was looking for a photo of it,
but so happy you posted.

Fred that is such a pretty picture of Sr. Stump. Also the seedling Coaches Braided Angels x Dr. Stump is just gorgeous.

I only got Dr. Stump last year and it wasn't as fancy as Freds photo was but it was sure pretty.

This year I have several more toothy things coming.

Dot

Here are a few of my toothy cultivars. I will follow with some seedlings in another post.
Cast Your Crown P & L Korth, 2008


Mary Lena J Rice, 2006


Nina Verhaert Abajian, 2005


Oklahoma Sand Burr S Holley, 2009


Randy Stephens J Kinnebrew, 2008


Ruckus JA Rice, 2007

Now here are some of my seedlings along with the cross and a comment or two.
Seedling CC-2 (Song Writer X Street Urchin) X Darla Anita -- This one proves that you don't have to have toothy parents to get toothy seedlings.


Seedling 11-F-1 Forestlake Ragamuffin X Symphony of Praise -- A sibling of this seedlings is quite round, is rose pink and has a wide white-gold edge, but no teeth


Seedling 11-G-5 Substance of Fire X Rosy Spiketail -- I've found Rosy Spiketail to be very strong at taking teeth to its seedlings, but they are most often more narrow than this seedling


Seedling 12-A-5 Randy Stephens X Alan Lane Agin -- What a great group of seedling from this cross! Lots of teeth, but none more than the edge on this one


Seedling 12-A-13 Bass Gibson X Bold Paint -- This one has a sibling that is identical in flower and edge color, but has no teeth at all


Seedling 12-G-5 Dragon Slayer X Preditor -- From bright red and maroon parents come this one.


And now for a sad story. This was one of my favorite seedlings this past summer. I set two or three pods on it and used its pollen for quite a few crosses, but in late September, it began to yellow and was dead within two days. I had several daylilies besides this one that were in separate beds that developed crown rot within a couple of weeks of each other. I was able to save some, but unfortunately not this one.
Seedling 12-E-3 Spacecoast Thorny Devil X Briar Patch

That last one is beautiful; too bad you lost it.

I had several that did that at the end of bloom season. I had some that made it until late Dec. and when I moved them (they were in pots) and loosed the soil in the pots and fertilized them they turned yellow and rotted away.

So, what caused the rotting?

May we learn from this?

Oh my goodness, so sorry you lost that last one. It is a beauty.
They are all nice, but your seedlings are very nice, especially
Randy Stephens x Alan Lane Agin. Great job!!

Rot just happens sometimes. It naturally occurs in the soil (there's more than one kind so I'm not sure if all the rot bacteria/fungus do) and can cause problems from time to time.