I'll be hosting a plant swap in the Binghamton NY area on Saturday, June 10, from 11 - 4pm-ish. Details on the Upstate NY forum under the same subject heading. Laurel

Nice pictures. Your seedling is lovely. I love the bicolors and the soft colors of yours is a bit different from the usual ones. Pink Stripes is a wacky thing. I think we need to get this one even if it is a dip. (We grow mostly tets.) The effect of River Wind when it is a polytepal is neat. Nancy

Mantis, SITTING COOL, RUNAWAY ROMANCE, FASHIONAIRE, JUBILEE BALL and WILD CHERRY WINE are my top 5 large bloomed daylilies introduced by Mr. Bennett. My top two pony sized intros by Mr. Bennett would be KIWI MAGIC and TACTICAL CAT. Once bloom season is over, as I am waiting on one of Mr. Bennett's intros to bloom. The scapes were nibbled on by the deer early in the season and it is now sending up new scapes. Once I get a picture of that one, I will post all of the Bennett intros that I grow. David

Continued FORSYTH RASPBERRY RIMMED: A nice plant the keeps going in a poor area. FORBIDDEN DESIRES: Not a rapid increaser. ROSE F KENNEDY: Great bloom. I need to move it to a better spot. ENTWINED IN THE VINE: Nice plant. Consistent blooms DON JERRELL: Blooms just above the foliage. This was taken in the pm DESIRE OF NATIONS: Taken in the pm. Not a vigorous grower. Genesee Rose: Nice color. Forsyth Vivacious: Another one with great color. Swedish girl: Great plant. Victorian Lace x Boundless Beauty. That is all for me. David