Thanks Alex. I have another from same cross that will be blooming for the first time in a few days. They have really strong stout stems. all of Rich's seeds have sprouted for me, wish I could afford more of them.

After dabbling around with daylilies here for the last couple years, I think I am going to stick mainly with the patterned diploids. Have a bunch that should bloom next year. Kind of limited on space and time. Now I have a bunch of iris crosses that I will be starting on my 1/2 acre lot and so much more to learn.

Love your FF x F cross and Cindy's Stargate crosses....Heck, I like looking at them all.

Thanks for the kind words Alex, I do release to the public but very few each year. Unlike the big guys, I only release 3-6 each year, some years I do not release any, all are very limited with not a lot of inventory of each one.

Fred, I just posted a picture of your L. Stoke the Fire to our Middle TN Club Facebook page. Troy Marden also posted a beautiful picture of your L. Lying Eyes. That green throat is gorgeous!

NOID Tink seedling got more and more peachy,my daylilies tend to go more to peachy color.Must be the soil.
Last one


This is was the FFO

Here are a couple more pics of one of my Lavender Blue Baby X Isabelle Rose seedlings. Fist scape blooming and it's 4 feet tall, taking after Isabelle Rose in that respect. I am attempting to cross it with Scandinavia but Scandinavia has proven to be difficult to set pods with.

Love your seedling -- It's a beauty!

Here are a couple more pics of one of my Lavender Blue Baby X Isabelle Rose seedlings. Fist scape blooming and it's 4 feet tall, taking after Isabelle Rose in that respect. I am attempting to cross it with Scandinavia but Scandinavia has proven to be difficult to set pods with.

I've been absent for quite awhile, so much going on in between dabbing pollen, I check in to see everyone's seedlings! Here's a few of mine...

I love this little thing, popped up in my seedling bed where I've had seedlings growing for over 5 years, must have been a fallen seed...I moved it to another bed


I think I would name this one Pardon My Pollen...a Spacecoast Techinical Knockout seedling


Judy Farquhar x Ornate Hawk-Eagle

Sandi - Ooooh! I like those! I love the name "Pardon My Pollen"! I think you should name and register it!

Wow, Pardon My Pollen is beautiful!

Sandi, Pardon My Pollen

love them all!!!

I think that Judy Farquhar x Ornate Hawk-Eagle is a nice one.

Beck congrats on your TW seedling. Very lovely group of seedlings shown thus far.
@nh4me, Karin, Scandinavia is listed as pollen fertile only. Try using the pollen on your seedling.

All are so beautiful but I think I agree with Jon, love Judy Farquhar x Ornate Hawk-Eagle, such an unusual color combo.

there are just 3 seedling bloomed today. a tall (3`5``) one, late like last year - very fertil :-)








and this smal (7` tall) - stil amoung lots of others in a balcony box ;-)








and this rebloomer




han

Oh my goodness! They are all so pretty! I have a few that are about 150 miles north at a friend's. So all I have are her pictures. However, some of them have caught my eye. This first one is pretty strange, but I like "strange". This is a poly Lee Reinke X Spiral Sun sdlg. (Poly is what I bred for in this particular case)


This one is Lee Reinke X Concorde Nelson


(Margo Reed Indeed X Heavenly Angel Ice) X Eggplant Ecstacy

A few more:
This is another of the Lee Reinke X Spiral Sun sdlg.


I just love this crazy looking thing: UNK X UNK

Margaret, it does look crazy!! Is the parent spelt just 'UNK"? Any more pictures of it?

UNK = Unknown.

Glen - Maybe that would be a good name for a daylily!