Found some more old photos for you... I had 3 bulbs of Baby Star. One was getting more light than the other, so you can see what the effect that lighting has. Here's a pic with another small one that makes me think 'Miniature Minerva'. It is Mambo. One thing that is VERY different about Baby Star is that it produces an abundance of gorgeous leaves. Fascinating to see the similar with so many differences, isn't it? I adore them all!

We can see most of your pictures if we click on the link. We can also scroll through your entire album. You have some pretty seedlings--a very wide range of forms and types. I especially liked the first one you posted--the large orange with the pointy petals. That is unique. (My husband liked that one too since orange is his favorite color) Do the petals always stick out rather than recurve? Another I really liked was the purple one with the watermark. I wish I could tell you how to make your pictures appear, but I am not posting mine using a link. I am just dragging and dropping them from my files from my flashdrive. That works well for me. Your flowers are not NOIDs as I understand the term. They are seedlings that could be given a name whenever you choose to register them. If you know the parentage, that would be the name they would go under until they are registered. NOIDs are usually named cultivars that have lost their names for some reason. They are in no way inferior to the named ones. I have several cultivars that were previously NOIDs but I have been able to identify them. I am just sort of picky about knowing their names--especially because I hybridize and like to have the name for the parentage should I choose to register the plant. I have posted a picture of Northern Fancy to tell a weird story. We had ordered a large number of plants from a grower who is generous about sending bonus plants. We planted two bonus plants side by side--one was named Northern Fancy and the other was High Roller. When High Roller bloomed, I told my husband that it was mislabeled. High Roller is a yellow melon pink blend. It was another year before we realized that the NOID that was supposed to be High Roller was the same as Northern Fancy planted right beside it. I enjoyed looking at your pictures. Nancy

Yup yup, I have an orchid and I'm doing the same thing. Pretty ceramic pot in purple, coordinates nicely with the mauve orchid. But the orchid itself is potted in a clear pot, which is something I'd never heard of till recently, but I LOVE it! So nice to be able to just, look at the roots, and tell if it needs water. The purple pot is actually a pot designed for orchids, though, so I'm thinking that unless the orchid needs a bigger pot, I might report directly into the decorative ceramic one next time. With the holes, I'd still be able to see some roots and air would get to them. Orchids are so pretty. =)

My favorite of all these is one of your now identified Noids - Spiritual Corridor. It shows to be an early midseason bloomer. Is this a new plant for you this year to be blooming this late?.......Purple Riot has a good form and solid color. Just what I like in a self. Capturing the true color of daylilies with a camera sometimes can be very frustrating.......That's not the Frans Hals I grew years ago. Wrong form for one..........Maryl