Hi Arif . I wouldnt discard the first 2 ....yet . Give them some time to show you what they can do ...just because they dont have frills doesnt mean they arent a good plant . They both have some interest in the "Eyes" and may just surprise you in their second year or third.

to delete a photo position your mouse and hold down the left button as you sweep across the picture . It should highlight it then hit your delete button . That is what I do anyway.

Signet

Thank you

Will try the next time.

Hi again Arif ....just thought i would mention that sometimes even if a bloom isnt particularly what you want the genetic opportunities that it might offer may be. I keep lots of daylilies not because they are perfect from the get go but because there may be a feature about that plant that could potentially lend its genes to the next generation . This is called a bridge plant .

For example let's say i have one plant that isnt particularly spectacular bloom wise , however I keep it because it is tall , strong scaped, multibranching with a really good bud count . I use it to breed with because those are all traits that I want in my seedlings and so I use the pollen to pass on those traits to my seedlings. What I cross it with is what I use to try to put a pretty face on a good strong well branched high bud seedling . Of course many will not have the face or the traits I want in a plant but a few will and that is success.

Signet

Hi, Signet

You talk my language.My main problem is that I am running short of time and space. I feel my plants are already over congested and blooms are getting smaller. This October I plan to re-do and re-locate my Daylilies, Amaryllis and other bulbs

And discards

Arif

This group of flowers look really nice. Running out of room is a problem most of us run into. ;0)