Lyle - Oh my!!!! How gorgeous those seedling blooms are!!! WOW! Love every one of them!
I've had a lot of seedlings blooming recently. Some have unknown parentage. I rarely meet a daylily that I don't like.
My last Dragonfly Dawn x Dragonfly Dawn seedling has finally produced it's first bloomed. It's another pastel colored bloom like it's very first sibling bloom from last year that was a pastel pink. (I am still waiting on that one to bloom for another season this year.)
Dragonfly Dawn x Dragonfly Dawn (CCC50). Stats 2 buds on a 12" scape with a 5" first bloom.:
Sabine Baur x unknown (from Mike). (CCC48) Stats 2 buds on a 6" scape with 4" blooms:
This is an unknown parentage. (CCC49) This bloom is so dark red it looks almost black. Stats 20 buds on a 22" scape with 5" blooms:
Another unknown parentage. (CCC43) 5 buds on a 17" scape with 5+" blooms:
And another unknown parentage. (CCC51) 2 buds on an 11" scape with a 4 1/2" bloom:
This is yet another unknown parentage. (061) This one bloomed for the first time last year. Back again just as attractive:
Unknown parentage. (040):
This is one of my favorite UF forms. A repeat bloomer. (CCC08) Laughing Clown and Zanti Misfit:
A previous day's blooms. This one just keeps blooming it's beautiful head off:
More unknown parentage:
CCC22:
CCC25:
CCC37. Supposed to be El Desperado x unknown. (From Mike) :
CCC41. Unknown parentage:
CCC44. Lavender Baby Blue x unknown. 6 buds on a 18' scape with 5" blooms:
The garden frog has switched from red blooms to this bloom for it's overnight stay. (CCC46) Tranquil Waters x unknown. (Seed came from Mike.) 5 buds on a 16" scape with 5" ruffled blooms:
This is an unbloomed seedling I got from Rich on the LA. He sent me 2 different seedlings of the same cross. This is the second seedling. (ZZZ70) Hotter than the 4th of July x Rorschach Test. Only 2 buds on a 22" scape with a 6 1/2" bloom. The color on this one was quite vivid. It's sibling was really eye-catching, too. The only real negative about this cross is that it is a rust bucket. I am hoping I can breed some rust resistance into future children of this plant.
This is how the bloom looked at the end of the day:
Quite a few others have been blooming too, but many of those look similar to it's parent Roses in the Snow. Some of those are blooming now for the second Spring.