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Comments (16)I've also had no luck getting Kniphofia to over winter even though I see it around sometimes in my area. Knautia macedonica - bees and butterflies like it. It will seed around a lot, and was good for me when this area was more of my wild prairie look. I've pulled a lot out and planted some up higher on the hillside because they can get rather weedy looking in a flower bed setting. Editing: So is Knautia the common name? Should this be under Scabious? I don't know now, but it's my only "K", lol....See MoreDaylilies With Stippling, Streaks or Stripes 2020
Comments (10)We don't have any spotted daylilies. We have one stippled one and two striped ones. Explosion in the Paint Factory is one everyone is familiar with. Pink Stripes is another well-known striped one. We are supposed to have another striped one, Augie's Unique Beauty. It has not done well for us (in fact, it almost died) and when it produced its one flower this past season, it was plain yellow. I read that Augie's Unique Beauty will revert to all yellow. I guess we will have to buy it again to get the striped one. The only stippled one we have is Dappled Dynamo. It is well named because it keeps on blooming (it's a bud builder). It's a small flower, nothing amazing but it keeps blooming late in the season. We do have one striped seedling. It is Iwanna Piranha X Horsing Around. We wish there was greater contrast between the two colors. That's all I have. Nancy...See MoreFavorite Miniature and Small Daylilies of 2020
Comments (20)Lilykate and Debra, thanks for the kind words about the seedling. Little Red Bantam (a great small, by the way) is a great parent. The first year I tried to set seed on it, it just wouldn't cooperate. The next year it set tons of pods. I don't know if it was more favorable weather or the maturity of the plant that made the difference. We have at least more more to register from it, maybe more. We had planned to register that one this year also, but I just can't get a good picture of it. It is violet purple with a velvety black overlay, the worst color to photograph, in my opinion. I will try again next season. Here are a few more seedlings. We hope that this one is a future intro. It's hard to see in the picture, but the edge is metallic. It's Daddy's Heart x Spacecoast Perfect Angel. This is Merry Moppet X (Little Red Bantam X Pinewood Light in the Darkness). Merry Moppet X Sprinkled with Springtime Possum Que Shane X My Little Tea Set Spacecoast Tiny Perfection X (Little Red Bantam X Heavenly Pink Fang) Spacecoast Color Scheme X Rosemary Mussar That's all for me. Nancy...See MoreHosta K 2020 ...................
Comments (32)Thanks so much for all the well wishes everyone.....at Least I know what to expect this time around. Tonight I have time to make some comments: first I have to say that all of the Krossa Regals and Kiwi Full Montys all look terrific! beth, love that Komodo Dragon oursteelers, nice shots of KR. windymess, I love your Kaleidoscope! That is a new one to me. Is the streaking stable over time?? utog, really nice shot of Krugerrand with the light steve I love the picture of Kanzi unfurling sunnywood, I have be thinking of add Key West and your photo really wants to order it peren, the flower on Kikuti is beautiful and different from others I have seen. nicholsworth, love your row of Krossas, can’t have to many old_dirt, I love your Komodo Dragon in the pot. If you take it out of the pot you could divide it and have 2 or 3, but it would take some to get big again mbug,that Kinba is stunning hosta_maker, it would be nice to see that seedling develop diane, your Kiwi looks like the one I had, which died out. I hope yours has a brighter future Sandyslopes, your photo of your KFM shows the soft coloring it has Laura, your KFM is just as lovely as everyone else’s debra...See Moresherrygirl zone5 N il
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