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New blooms and clump shots

daylilybedmaker

2 years ago

My hybridizing efforts so far this year have been minimal. I am trying to be more focused. Mother nature has also helped as it has been rainy or just too hot for things to take. I think the bugs are more successful this year than I have been.

TWEAKED OUT: I have nothing like it in the garden. Obtained last fall.

SABER TOOTH: Also obtained last fall

BIG HEARTED LADY: A Bennett intro that I was able to obtain last year.

FREAKY PEOPLE:

Clumps will be in the comments

David

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daylilybedmaker
Original Author
2 years ago
FAST PLEASURE

FOOLISH KISSES

WEBSTER'S PINK WONDER with SITTING COOL in the front

WEBSTER'S PINK WONDER from a different angle.

CRADLE OF BETHLEHEM: I almost forgot this one. Also a FFE for me.

Continued
daylilybedmaker
Original Author
2 years ago
ROARING FORK: Very similar to Munson's NILE CRANE. This one is taller.

MASK AND METAPHOR

CHARM CITY CERISE GLOW

PROPER STRANGER throwing a wonderful poly bloom.

That's all for me.

David
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I am shocked that someone dug your daylily, although I hear it happens. At least they left half of it, though. Makes you wonder who it could be though. I always love your Pink Gingham and it just looks spectacular in that photo. Hearts of Fire looks gorgeous too. Beautiful flowers on Water drops & Cosmic Kaleidoscope, I love that patterned look. About Mole Relief, I always hesitate to use poisons with my cats, do you mean this would be ok? I don't seem to have trouble with voles but have shrews and lots of moles. The cats catch a lot of moles and voles, & I have a trap I've used in the past, but seems like there are huge numbers this year.
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shive
2 years ago
Tweaked Out looks like a neat one, and Freaky People grabs me. My favorite clumps are Fast Pleasure and Webster's Pink Wonder.

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2 years ago
So glad you are continuing your quest for the Bennett daylilies. Fast Pleasure is a beautiful clump.
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Tweaked out appeals to me, love the form. Freaky People has a wonderful color, I had to go and look that one up! Fast Pleasure is a great clump, I bet gets a lot of attention with that color
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What is the scape height on Fast Pleasure? Are you still enamored of it as much as last year? Freaky People looks like a very good grower. I certainly like that big green throat on Big Hearted Lady.

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