Hemlady said:I purchased Maxfield Parrish because of its 50 bud count but it only gets about half that in my zone so maybe Green Rainbow would not produce a lot of buds here.

Maxfield Parrish was registered as having 35 buds, is it known to do better? Otherwise, half of 50 isn't so bad. I hardly ever have daylilies hit their 'advertised' bud count, especially the Florida plants. It's not that I think the hybridizers are being dishonest. I've seen antler-scaped, 50-bud plants with my own eyes in Florida gardens, and when I get them home, they're usually top-branched with 20.

kennysh said:

Nice group of seedlings. This one in particular is fascinating. Is that a morning-only or cool weather effect, or is it consistent? What's the cross?

I'd like to know more about your avatar too.

That is the only daylily I've ever seen with that dark of a midrib. Thats a beauty
I love this site. Beautiful flowers, great advice and good people who enable and are always encouraging each of us sharing in the passion. Here are some of our Gs. 1. Great White Dove 2. Grape Slush 3. Green Turtle Key 4. Gentle Rose 5. Great Gatsby 6. Gavin Petit

















I know that there are over ?registered cultivars and we have seen alot, but i get new wants everyday with the new names and beauties i never knew existed. Thank all of you.

Roger- Karen LOL. We haven't reached 250K yet. We are working on the first 100K.
That's a very unusual seedling.

91,302 registered cultivars as of this post to be exact:) There are 4,203 that are registered that start with the letter "G". I think we have only a fraction of those pictured here, lol!!

@touchofsky, Valerie, don't you just love 'Garden of Gethsemane'? Such a pretty reddish-purple. Depending on the day (and possibly my camera settings), the color can look more reddish than purple.

Garden of Gethsemane - on the far left is Lone Wolf, which looks similar, but has a small white edge.


Both of these next two pictures were taken in my garden six days apart and both taken around 8am, but the coloring looks so different!


Golden Sentry - I didn't think I would like a gold daylily as much as I do this one. And I like having it next to Night Embers. The two just seem to complement each other. Golden Sentry


Grandma's Smile


Gudrid - even though the scapes lean some, it has a fragrance that I can smell from a few feet away. Love the color too!


Give Me Eight - one of the few blooms that polyed for me.

@blue23rose

Vickie,
I love Garden of Gethsemane, too. It is such a lovely colour and it always looks good in my garden. I agree that it can look very different depending on the light. Lone Wolf is very pretty, too, and they look beautiful together In your garden! Here are a couple of more photos that I posted of Garden of Gethsemane.

Giant On The Monutain


Generous Spirit only recent addition


Glory in Red


Gertrude Condon


Enjoy

Ok yall i was over extending. It might as because I will never see them all. Have yall seen them all?

Here are a few more "G's" from this past summer in my garden.

Glen Morry (unregistered, but named by the hybridizer)


Greek Effect


Green Rainbow

Thanks JamesT. No 16-16-A is not consistent , reverted back to a nice dark purple though. The pod parent Paint it Black. Pollen parent is Carribean Dark Victory. My avatar picture is seedling is 16-64-A Mississippi Red Bed Beauty x Buddy's Black Lady . Stats. Are roughly 6.5"bloom ,32" tall, 3 way branching, probably a 20 bud count. Dark purple ,slight cream edge, nice ruffles. May register this one as (Liddy Love ) after our great niece

Hard to believe the alphabet threads are almost 3 years old. It's fun to look through the earlier posts and see so many new images being added, Thanks for bumping the "G's" up Ed. Maybe someone wants to start bumping the rest of the alphabet up?

I have a few new "G"s to add...

Gimme That Wink


Glass Bead Game, an oldie but I didn't include in my old post.


Glory to His Name


and a few updated images of ones in my earlier post...
Groovin'


Groovy Chick


and Greywoods Road to Mecca

Beautiful, Char. I sure like Gimme that Wink

Thanks Valerie!

For fear of mislabeling my disorganized photos I'm drawing confirmed images from the database.


A real winner. Lots of cheerful blooms.

A new addition, great reputation. I've got high hopes for it once it's established.

So far I haven't been impressed with this one. It has a nice bloom but there are just too few of them. I'm keeping it for now hoping it performs better in the future.

Love Grandma's Smile!

Some seedlings mixed in the "G's" too.

Gizmo


Glimmer Girl

Golden Scroll

Gordon Biggs
Gram's Dream
Great Chieftain
Great Red Dragon
Green Tarantula
Greensleeves



Gudrid

My only G:
Great Balls Of Fire

Great Red Dragon and Great Balls of Fire are two nice looking reds!

I like this review of an older post during the slack time of winter............. Here's a daylily I've not seen mentioned. Depending on time, temperature etc the color can change from a deep pink to a red pink. Does pretty well about fading in 95+ degree heat too. Does not bleach out, which for a darker color is a big plus in my climate.

Glowing in the Wind:

Maryl

Love that rich color!

Missed one! Gary Colby is new in my garden this past summer and didn't bloom yet.