I am so envious of all the patterned and ruffled blooming seedlings! Stunning!!!!
A few new ones in my garden. I am now up to 61 blooming first (or second) year seedlings. Some are second year plants that did indeed bloom last year, but most are blooming for the first time this year. I still have probably close to 100 daylilies that haven't bloomed yet ... but should this season. I sure have a lot of red shaded bloomers (though I am not showing photos of them). Most are children of either Roses in Snow or Mama's Cherry Pie.
One of my few "patterned" blooming daylilies. This is in the full sun all-day-long raised bed. You can see the rust on most of the foliage in the background. This is in stark contrast to my partially shaded raised beds where the foliage looks so healthy and green. :
Another bloom that looks like it has a slight pattern. This daylily is in the partial-shade raised bed. Foliage looks so much healthier. :
This one also looks like it has a slight pattern. Also in the partial-shade bed.:
Finally a ruffled one dressed in dark red!:
This is one of my favorites that I divided in late Winter. I now have two fans of this one growing and blooming! I am so in love with the colors of these blooms! Sunset colors!
This one reminds me of ditchlilies. It has been blooming like crazy!:
One of the few orange bloomers that I have that has been producing lots of blooms!:
A mauve colored beauty! This one is so elegant! I don't have many pinks, but this one is a keeper!:
And last is the little two-toned cutie!:
Most of these are being grown in the partial shade beds and genuinely look so much better than those planted in full sun! A neighbor saw one of my dark red blooming daylilies in the border in the front yard. She thought the bloom was black because it displays so dark! She couldn't believe it was red until she got closer to examine it.
Photo 2 and 8 I suspect are sibling seedlings.
