OK Bob, don't you feel bad that you tricked us? Now that you have told us, I can see it but I still like the first better. It is interesting though.. Now, the first pic, is that a first bloom ? Daylily seedlings can chage so much, I have learned. The color seems to have brightened with the second one along with the "stuff". You are doing great. I size my pics oin Photo Deluxe or Photo Impressions. I have some newer ones but these two are great for a simple person like me. Then I send them to Photobucket. I size mine in pixels. 500 to 600 and I think the size comes out good. That's about a 5x7 usually. jkunkel was right about the two windows. When I am on the GW, I keep a window open with photobucket and the gw at the same time. I can just click and paste. Easy, once you done it a time or two....Ellie

Tet LAVENDER BLUE BABY is the converted form of LAVENDER BLUE BABY which is a Dip. They just add Tet. to the beginning of the name to differentiate the ploidity. Some Diploid Daylilies are chemically converted into Tetraploids so that desireable traits can be brought to Tetraploid plants.Same plant,more chromosomes. Betsy

David.....I was in the process of trying to find tet. LBB a month or so ago and had a hard time doing it. You might try Christies Daylilies, phone 912 586 2273, she's kind of hard to pin down, first she has it then she don't, wants you to email her then had rather you call...she's a super nice lady but has had some illness in her family recently so I don't think she's really into her business right now, or wasn't last time I tried to pin her down on tet LBB. Also you might try Ledgewood gardens: http://ledgewoodgardens.com/ They have it listed for sale but when I emailed them they never replied........I finally found it, but the lady told me it was her last double fan. Sorry I don't have better info for you, but it seems to be very hard to find and cost a bundle.......but good luck, maybe you'll have an easier time of it than I did...

Ive had 2 baby blue eyes and 10 or so baby blue in the ground about 4 years(one year the local nursery got waaaaaaaay tooo many baby blue(blue is cool blue is cool blue is cool blue is cool blue is cool, and in case you forget blue is cool!)), pulled out the worst looking/greenest ones and sold them for cheap). Baby blue eyes is noticeably denser, at least in these smaller specimens. Baby blue is seed grown and thus there will be some variation bw specimens (Ive observed this is color with some noticeably more green or blue than others). According to the grower in Ontario, Canada, baby blue is a “slightly narrower” version of a basic P. Pungens. Only have one close pic of baby blue eyes and none of baby blue. If it was me, Id get one or two of each. If I had to pic just one, I would pick the baby blue eyes. It seems like one of the older tried and true varieties that has been largely been overlooked in more recent years. The baby blue eyes specimen I planted in the front yard, which is largely shade, has been doing quite well. In time though, who knows as I also like the idea that baby blue will probably be narrower in the long term.