Mixed bag of rebloom, late bloom and seedlings

14 years ago

I do have a few CV's that have decided to send up rebloom scapes...God bless 'em. So below are pics of an assortment of daylilies. Some are reblooming, some are late blooming, and a few seedlings that are still blooming.

MONET'S GARDEN rebloom and poly-ed

COSMIC ODYSSEY

TO GOD BE THE GLORY

MORT MORSS

KATHERINE MARIN

CAROL TODD

BLUE DESIRE

TET CRYSTAL BLUE PERSUASION

SEEDLING

SEEDLING

SEEDLING

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daylily_dreamer
14 years ago
Love the blue eyes!
newyorkrita
14 years ago
All of them are very preety including the poly. Too bad it can't do that more often. Some really nice blue eyes too. My favorite of the batch is TO GOD BE THE GLORY, lovely picture.
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pamghatten
14 years ago
Looks like you've been playing with pollen. What is on the end of some of the staemen's? Do you wrap them with someone after you put pollen on them?
njmomma
14 years ago
I like your seedling in the last pic. To God Be the Glory is my fav. here.
opnjmprs
Original Author
14 years ago
pamghatten, Those are drink stirs cut to about an inch in length and then heat crimped shut on one end. I use them to cap off after I pollenate. It protects from contamination or from a sudden rain shower. I can't begin to tell you the number of times I would have lost hours of pollen dabbing effort due to unexpected rain. If these are on I'm not concerned if we have an unpredicted shower.

Linda
organic_kitten
14 years ago
They are all pretty, but I love your seedlings...especially the last one...such a rich color!
kay
blue23rose
14 years ago
Well, the blue eyes have it. I love them. But I think COSMIC ODYSSEY is my favorite because of the edge on it. I can see you are using it as a pod parent. It will be interesting to see what that brings.

Vickie
Waitforspring
14 years ago
Really like To God Be the Glory and your first seedling. Are they related?
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opnjmprs
Original Author
14 years ago
Val, Actually that first seedling is a MONET'S GARDEN kid. With the apricot color and cherry red eye it does look like it could be from a cross where TO GOD BE THE GLORY was one of the parents. That seedling's been firing off scape after scape most of the bloom season, with lots of buds and a desent scape too. I did cross this seedling with TO GOD BE THE GLORY, MOMENT IN THE SUN, PAULA NETTLES, MIKE THOMPSON and also one of it's full sibs this year. It'll be fun to see what those crosses produce.

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jean_ar
14 years ago
Just Beautiful blooms,,and I love MONET'S GARDEN. Thats my favorite one,and your seedlings are great.I really like that last one.

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mizellie
14 years ago
Kathryn Marin would be my fav pick but of couse I like CT too! In fack, they are all lovely...Ellie
pamghatten
14 years ago
Thanks Linda, that's really interesting. I don't know that I've heard of other people doing that, but i can see why you would.

Pam
newyorkrita
14 years ago
Gotta love it when you find a rebloom scape, especially for those of us "up north"
shive
14 years ago
I love that photo of Cosmic Odyssey. Wish mine would rebloom. The three seedlings are very nice!

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