As almost always have to go for the yellows first. Substantial Reward is so big and flat. If the bud count were better, this Norris hybrid would be on my list.....Tahlequah Flame is another attention getter. I like the bold colors, They stand out in our hazy heat......Maryl

My faves are Tahlequah Flame and Quite the Bite.

Ah, I see a few Hensley cultivars. Do you have any comments on his plants in general?

yup, I second for the yellow! :)

Mantis, we grow seven Hensley cultivars. Some are too new to say much about--Osiyo! and Pico de Gallo. Holy Sombrero is not well established, but it has a big, flat, intensely yellow bloom that we are liking a lot. We have grown Nowata Star, Theodora Kennedy, and Tahlequah Flame for several years and they do very well here. The most robust one we grow is probably Buena Fortuna. It's a lovely soft orange late blooming variety. I guess I would say so far we have been pleased. Amazing enough, we have purchased only two of these--Theodora Kennedy and Tahlequah Flame. Most of the rest were bonus plants from Robert Selman and Osiyo! is a club plant.

Nancy

I like Bob's seedling. I am a sucker for colors like that. One of my favorites in my garden is I Lava You.

Both of the seedlings are very nice!

Sherry

I really like Bob's favorite!

Nice group of blooms! I really like Bob's seedling pick. Tahlequah Flame is another nice bright bloom. Victoria Lynette looks pretty as well.

Lori

Yellows don't do a lot for me, but there's something about Substantial Reward that I really like. I keep scrolling back to look at it. It's interesting that Ruby Lipstick seems to throw ruffled kids. I like both of the babies from the Empire of Dawn and Dusk and Ruby Lipstick. Bob's favorite seedling has beautiful shade of orange.

Debra