pictures part two

ladylovingdove

14 years ago

OK here is part two.

Dot

Moment in the Sun

Special Candy

a beautiful little seedling 09-37 premiering today, Princess Diana x Green Illusion, its hard to see but it has a pale pink base

Green Illusion

Wizard at Large, is large and awesome, prettier than picture

Answering Angels

Sunday Sandals

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newyorkrita
14 years ago
Just gorgous again, just like the first batch. WIZARD AT LARGE looks alot like WISEAST OF WIZARDS to me but with more edge. I really like MOMMENT IN THE SUN, the edge is lovely.
tweetypye
14 years ago
OMG...what some gorgeous dl's you have. I gotta choose AA as my very fav, but WAL is running a close second. Now I'm off to see part 3!! I'm so glad someone else is posting photos today. :)
Jan
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katlynn719
14 years ago
Hi Dot, All pretty, but Answering Angels really caught my eye! I also like your seedling - nice edge and big fat petals...good job.
Kathy
farmerbell
14 years ago
Some really great pictures, Dot. I still really like Special Candy. After you posted pictures of it last year, I bought it in the fall and am anxious to see it bloom here. I have scapes. Answering Angels is gorgeous too. Bet those two would make pretty babies!

Your seedling has an awesome edge and great form. Congratulations. It's a keeper.

Ann
organic_kitten
14 years ago
I am so jealous! You have such deep true purples! I love them.
kay
mizellie
14 years ago
Wow. I like AA too but love those SS....Your seedling is pretty terrific. Better watch that one!! All the dls are exceptional!!! Ellie
numama
14 years ago
Just gorgeous Dot!
tarheelbelle
14 years ago
Very pretty seedling! Love everything again, but Answering Angels is just awesome. :)
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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
14 years ago
Moment in the Sun and your seedling top my list of favorites, but then daylily yellows always catch my eye first. Love the edges.
ladylovingdove
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14 years ago
Organic kitten,
I love eyed daylilies and have so many yellows. The yellows make me happy. I have several yellow seedlings, can't bear to part with many. I have some seedlings put aside for a friend of my sons, who loves flowers. I just can't bear to compost them.

Dot
jean_ar
14 years ago
OMG;Wow,What some beauties you have.No sense in ME trying to pick a favorite.I would be all week trying to decide on one.IMPOSSIBLE, I love every one of them and t hem seedlings are fantastic.Oh my,only thing that would make any one of them better is for it to be in MY garden.They are all just beautiful,and thank you for sharing them.

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