Thanks to everyone for all the nice comments. Here is the scoop: I started collecting about 3 years ago, but acquired the majority of them in the last year and a half. I love the Cybisters. Thus far, I have never traded with anyone and I have never let any of them set seed. If anyone wants seed, I'll let them set seed and give it a shot for you. I still have many others that have not bloomed yet. I do have a few that I know have offsets. I don't want to send out any offsets right now because it is so cold here and I'm afraid they'll freeze. I would be willing to send some in the Spring. Frank- thanks for the resizing info. I'm going to try it in my next posting. Pax- The Rosario actually came from Jacques Amand. I do also have 'Rose' from Edens Blooms that will be blooming in about a week and I also have 'Rosado' from White Flower Farm. I'm hoping they are all different. I'll post pics of all 3 when they are in bloom. Yes, Splash looks a lot like Dancing Queen. I'm actually a little disappointed because the picture on the bulb makes it look very bright red and white striped, not orangey red like Dancing Queen. Maybe it is a mislabel? Dancing Queen Splash

Gabi, great pictures, my DL lacunosa cutting of 'Giant' is blooming again, it has formed a second peduncle :o). I noticed today lacunosa var. pallidiflora is forming a peduncle I knocked the first one off last fall. Today I started to pot up the cuttings I got from DL this spring, they all seem to be rooting without any problems. Both curtisii had lots of roots, as did davidcummingii and macgillivrayi. Hope to do a few more tomorrow. This is the gal who said she was keeping it down to 24, I'm already thinking of the ones I'd like to have so I guess I'm starting another list and another limit for myself I think I can manage 6 more LOL. Annette

Everyone seems to love their "Wild One". A real looker. I have always liked All American Chief, and your picture shows why. Finally, Good Impression is a clean yellow with nice simple form. I like that one too. All of them are pretty, but those 3 stand out to me on this go round......Maryl

Thank you everyone! My potted roses are the ones that are blooming so much, they set on one flush after the other. There are a few exceptions with my roses, which are planted in the ground, my Beverly and Orchid Romance have bloomed almost non-stop all season, Liebeszauber hasn't bloomed much lately, but has bloomed a lot this season. The blooms for most of my other roses in the ground has been somewhat sporadic, but the majority look healthy. Hopefully, some of them will bloom good in September and October. I like it when the temps aren't so hot, the blooms begin to be lovelier. I cut this arrangement last evening. The varieties include about six Pink Peace blooms, Sheila's Perfume, Marijke Koopman, Bewitched, Bride's Dream, Neptune, Belinda's Dream and in the center a fragrant Julia Child bloom. The Pink Peace blooms are on Fortuniana and Dr. Huey, the remainder are either on Dr. Huey for Multiflora and all of them are grown in pots. I was somewhat disappointed a few weeks ago, because both my Firefighter and Chrysler Imperial were loaded with blooms, but it was during most of our hottest weather, the blooms didn't amount to much. Hopefully, they will be blooming again soon!