HAPPY 4th of July Blooms

daylilybedmaker

8 years ago

I will start off with LEDGEWOOD'S FIRECRACKER

GEMSTONE WARRIOR (Terrific red and is tough as nails. It survives pouring rain and sun)

JAZZ ME BLUES (Bud did not do much with lavenders, but I think he experimented with KIWI MAGIC x LAVENDER BLUE BABY)

FASHIONAIRE (One of my favorite Bennett intros - I love the delicateness of the bloom)

WILD CHERRY WINE

Seedling involving AMBER SPYGLASS. It did not get hung up with all of the edging and opened well on a cool day. I plan on moving this one and watching it. I plan on crossing it with some of Emmerich's intros.

SCINTILLATION

Have a great rest of the day.

David

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KarenPA_6b
8 years ago
The first one is definitely eyecatching! Beautiful!
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
8 years ago
While they are all nice, I think Ledgewood's Fire Cracker is especially appealing. Fashionaire looks like another good Bennett pink.......Maryl
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sherrygirl zone5 N il
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Really like Scintillation, so delicate looking. It is my favorite today.

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Very pretty! Love the first two especially!
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Gemstone Warrior and Scintillation are my favorites, but then I see WCW all the time and love it.
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