Ruffles and others

7 years ago

I purchased GUY MEADOWS last year from Maryott and had some concerns about its ability to open without getting hung up. So far so good. All pictures were taken at 7 pm. Cool morning so I couldn't get pictures this am.

GUY MEADOWS

Side View of GUY MEADOWS

JT DAVIS

SEEDLING: SHERRY LANE CARR x LINGERING SPLENDOR

Seedling: EDGE OF HEAVEN x ENCHANTED APRIL

EMMA TOMLINSON MCHUGH

ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN bud looking like it will open tomorrow.

Thanks for looking and have a great rest of the evening.

David

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tarheelgirl_7b
7 years ago
Your seedlings are very pretty! Guy Meadows looks nice as well.

Lori
Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
7 years ago
Ruffles? I love ruffles, but agree that there is often a problem with them opening properly. Guy Meadows looks great to me. I like the side view shot of the ruffles too....Emma TM is a pretty color with a big open face. Nice edges on your seedlings..........Maryl
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mantis__oh
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Your Sherry Lane Carr seedling has very rounded form. Emma McHugh is a nice edge/no-eye coloration. I see it's a Frank Smith cultivar and wonder if its scapes are registered height in the North. Would be nice to see some of these earlier in the day. But I know those cold mornings can be difficult. Won't have that problem here in the next few days, with lows in the mid-seventies. Ugh!

David, if you set up messages on Houzz, we could communicate about a possible trade. Click on "Edit Profile" under "Your Houzz." Then click on "Advanced Settings," scroll down till you get to "Who can message me."
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daylilybedmaker
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7 years ago
Mantis

ETM usually reaches its registered height. This year being the exception. All of the heights are messed up. I have some that are super tall and others that are blooming way down in the foliage. I also followed your directions regarding who can message me. I also contacted you from the other site where several of us post images.

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Nancy
7 years ago
Guy Meadows is really pretty, & I like J T Davis. That is rather a visious looking bud on All things to All Men. What was the plant's name in Little Shop of Horrors? Audrey? Glad your name is Seymour! I bet it will be pretty tomorrow though.
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