milder

So pretty, and look at the lovely raindrops on it.

I really like this last one. It's pretty clear that Lilium maculatum is in the parentage somewhere, contributing the narrow petal bases. If these are all from the same cross or related crosses, clearly there is a lot of gene diversity in the genetic pool, and crossing these with themselves could produce a lot more interesting combinations, and perhaps even more variation in the progeny.

Yes, indeed. Interesting!

This is an extraordinary 'orange' I wrote 'striking ' on the pot-I love it

Much like Pollyanna, but lighter colour and finer spotting

upfacing spotty/quite big

The deep orange pic has some "interesting" signage in the background.

Care to elaborate?

Yes, sure can!-it is my refrigerator in the garage, with varied nomenclature, stickers, old car badges, hand written statements, references to most poor service from govt establishments, suspicious automobile licence plate numbers, magnets..A good 'ol fridge actually, from my divorce in'89-90..It has momentarily housed many a can of beer/wine/soft drink/lily seeds/pollen and frozen veggies and ice blocks for my eski..

Giggle

THis one took about 8 shots, to get a clean one!

Tucked down in the dirt, by the blustery wind!!-Im hoping these seedlings will never stop

They are coming 'thick and fast'- like Refugees to Australia,, but all I can do is watch in amazement

That second one is especially gorgeous!

Love the second one.

I did too

Look closely, a little different again

The range of variety in this mix is incredible..Many that didnt bloom, [mainly due to lack of care] hoping for them next year
This one is a definate 'c'

'''SHOCK''' bloom, very thick leathery petals, strange looking asiatic -Has anybody an ID ?-or OT ...Yes , this was in the mix ''BONUS''...Many of these seedlings in this thread .placed in the Claremont Show

Seemes like a OT to me, a nice one.