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pamghatten

13 years ago

Here are some more ...

Highland Pinched Fingers

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His Highness

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Jan's Twister

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John Karl Seager

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Karen's Curls

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Lilting Lavender

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Mighty Highty Tighty

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Morticia

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Mystic Avalon

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Mystic Dragonsong

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Mystic Firebird

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Mystic Flare

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Mystic Pixie

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Mystic Wisp

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Nathan Sommers

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Northwind Dancer - new to me

Open Hearth

Quirkey

Skyhooks

Tennessee Tan with a Hummingbird moth

Vampire LeStat

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numama
13 years ago
OOOOOO SO MUCH EYE CANDY! It is just TOO HARD to pick a fave from so many fabulous cultivars! John Karl Seager still resides on my wish list, sure is beauty!
Nancy
kathy910
13 years ago
JKS, NS and Skyhooks tie for my favorites. I'm glad you posted these so I can see the blooms in a garden. I might have to get these 3.
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Loving these!! Thank you for sharing all of these great images. Am now kicking myself for donating DARK MONKEY(which had been a gift plant at this year's National) to the Region 3 Summer Auction. You have a really excellent collection of spiders and UFs and some really nice seedlings too.
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Judy Davisson's plants all do extremely well here. They all have good plant habits. Today I was looking at a couple of plants that arrived here at the same time some of Judy's did and they are wimps by comparison. Nowadays, I'm much more inclined to keep the performers and lose the wimps quickly!
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Celeste , I am guessing it is the extreme harsh conditions I am growing in. Although according to the "powers that be" that say I am growing in a zone 6a , the soil is what is known as Appin Blue Clay. Any amendments I have added seem to get swallowed up by the clay and I am guessing about 2 feet down is a really nice layer of composted rich earth.......my plants just dont get to access it . Couple that with bitter harsh winds that blow across the farmers fields and over my property here ( very little tree protection) during the winter, frost heaving in the thaws during January and February , extensive droughts that last from ( this year alone) May to October and spring flooding that sits on top of the grounds for weeks at a time , plants need to be made of tough stuff to survive here .
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Karen, you are right that fulva 'Europa' is very hard to set seeds on. Stout appparently made thousands of crosses to get just a few seeds. There are, however, other varieties of fulva that will set seeds with tets (and not just rarely, but quite often). We never get very many seeds in a pod and many seeds eventually go bad in storage, but we get a fair few. In fact, this year we have 308 seeds from fulva varieties to play with. The varieties that we use are fulva cypriana, 'Korean,' 'Hankow,' 'Switzerland,' and 'Yunnan'. These varieties of fulva do not bloom as early as 'Europa' so their offspring are more midseason bloomers. 'Hankow' blooms late for us. Nancy
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newyorkrita
13 years ago
Wow, you have a lot of UFOs. My favorites are Highland Pinched Fingers and Mystic Dragonsong.
njmomma
13 years ago
Mystic Dragonsong is my favorite here. Lovely.
shive
13 years ago
Mystic Dragonson is my favorite, too! Are these Mystic daylilies your intros? I'm not familiar with them.

Debra
pamghatten
Original Author
13 years ago
Rita ... you ain't seen nothing yet! LOL! I specialize in UF's and spiders.

Debra, yes, the "Mystic" daylilies are my own. Very small "bakyard" hybridizer ... but have found some seedlings that I thought worthy of registration. I don't think I'll have any this year to register, but I am pulling out 3 seedlings to separate and determine if I want to register them next year ... 2 are spiders just starting to bloom now ... I love late bloomers!

Glad you like them!

Pam
organic_kitten
13 years ago
John Carl Saegar is my favorite, but it isn't the only pretty one. The hummingbird moth is pretty too.
kay
blue23rose
13 years ago
I like John Carl Seager also. Very soft color.

Vickie
ladylovingdove
13 years ago
All very nice, thank you for posting such beauties.

Dot

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