Fourth of July Blooms

daylilybedmaker

11 years ago

Finally had some time to get some morning blooms:

WYATT'S CAMEO

VOLCANIC EXPLOSION

Persian Ruby

Key West

Seedling out of Last Flight Out x Amber Spyglass

(FFO ever)

Will need to see more blooms

Another seedling

ROCK CANDY (FFO)

Seedling out of LAVENDER BlUE BABY

Smooth Jazz

Does anyone have a clue as to this NOID?

Thanks for looking.

Now it is time to spread some pollen.

David

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houstmag
11 years ago
Another group of beautiful daylilies and awesome photos.
Linda
caliloo
11 years ago
I love SMOOTH JAZZ! That is amazing and I really like the potential of your purple seedling with the interesting eye and white midribs.

Very pretty!

Alexa
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organic_kitten
11 years ago
Ssmooth Jazz is a lovely one. Your yellow lacy seedling is very pretty.

kay
shive
11 years ago
Nice seedling! Wyatt's Cameo is a neat one!

Debra
newyorkrita
11 years ago
Pretty blooms for this Holiday. WYATT'S CAMEO is my favorite.
celeste/NH
11 years ago
My favorite is that pretty yellow seedling. It's really lovely! I also like Smooth Jazz and Persian Ruby.

Celeste
lisa_3
11 years ago
If your NOID is a small bloom,very orange throat-Could it be Raspberry Wine?
User
11 years ago
I love the color of Smooth Jazz.
Waitforspring
11 years ago
Nice pitures. WYATT'S CAMEO and yor second seedling are my favorites.
Val
nat4b
11 years ago
My favorite is Smooth Jazz, I also like Wyatt's Cameo and your Another seedling. And Persian Ruby!

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