My bitone seedlings

Debra

Debra, I love your seedlings, especially #3,4, and 5. Beautiful! I always find Simply Charming simply charming. What an apt name. Shadow Walker is interesting too. I love that it's patterned as well as as a bitone.

Here are a few of ours.

Call off the Search is rather variable. Sometimes it is strongly bicolored and at other times not so much. We have gotten some nice seedlings from it.

We worried that Fourth of July in Georgia might be tender, but it turns out its problem is splotchy muddy coloring. This is the prettiest flower we have seen on it so far.

Last Man Standing is a great plant for the late garden. It's much taller than its published stats in our garden.

This is one of the first flowers we have seen from Laughing Giraffe. It's supposed to get quite tall.

This is probably my favorite from the ones we brought back from Canada. It is Sihir. You can see one of my hybridizing tags in the background.

Topguns My Friend Ellen was a bonus plant. I believe it has gotten quite popular.

The next two photos are siblings from Miracles Have Messages X Call off the Search. I don't know where the orange came from on the second seedling.

That's all for me.

Nancy

Debra, I like your bitone seedlings, I dont remember you showing them off this season.

Little Jetsetter, a nice small bitone, has been slow to increase.

Kissed by Moonlight is a recent addition, it did well its first season here.

Minnesota Morning is a new bonus here. I was impressed with its first season here.

Stephanie Returns has done really well, it is mt best performing ”returns” daylily.

Toward the Blue is my favorite bitone. It has been a great performer, good increase.

Sea Dragon is a real eyecatcher in the garden. It blooms late midseason and has had good increase.

Sherry

I seldom have anything but selfs in my garden. Just how it works out. The ones posted here are certainly pretty though............Debra: Your darker lavender seedling is gorgeous. It would probably be much more mauve in my climate, but it's a beautiful shade in yours......Nan: You know I like the orange bi-color seedling.......Sherry: Stephanie Returns has always intrigued me. Maybe one day. Little Jet Setter is appealing also...............Maryl

Sherry - Kissed By Moonlight looks great in your garden! I'm glad it did well in its first year. I've always liked your photos of Sea Dragon. As for my bitone seedlings, I've posted all of them previously this year. I'm glad you like them.

Maryl - Thanks for your comment on the darker lavender seedling. I keep hoping that one will develop more buds.

Nan - I like the colors and the roundness of the two seedlings you posted. Sihir is my favorite of the registered ones.

Debra

Debra, Wizard's Wish and Fuchsia Sunrise are my favorites!

I will post a a few but I am short on time. We are going to my Father in Law's house in PA on Wed to do an early Thanksgiving Thurs.[he's 98 and still at home!]. I'm getting ready for that plus getting pine needles from my church. I will not be on from Wed. until the following Wed. and maybe not tomorrow.

In most of my descriptions of my flowers I have accidentally left of if they are bicolor or bitone. Makes it hard to find them.

Abundant Joy.

Applique

Bali Watercolor

Blessed Art Thou x Great White

Christopher Russell

Pony

more below....

Safe travels, Brad! That family time is precious. I really like Applique and your seedling

Sherry

Thanks Sherry. Actually the seedling is Debra's!

Here's Karen's lavender seedling.

Prismatic

Prairie Blue Eyes

Labyrinth

Spiritual Corridor

Westbourne Good Old Days

Karen's Curls clump

That's all. I already lost this one once.

Brad

Wow, so many pretty ones! Too many to mention! (but I do have to say, Debra's photo of Mississippi Magistrate has the 'wow' factor for me).

Here are mine:

MALAYSIAN MARKETPLACE
doesn't do very well here as I suspect it doesn't like my winters

STAR OF KRYPTONITE, new this year

OLD KING COLE

OLALLIE KEITH (blooms in the late season)

ALABAMA SWING, new this year

LOTUS POSITION

CLOWN PARADE

EARLY DAYS

MYSTERY BEING WRITTEN

WESTBOURNE GOOD OLD DAYS (NOT showing the bitone in this picture but it usually does)

SEEDLING

SEEDLING

ROYAL JESTER

SEEDLING

WAYNE'S WORLD

Another seedling

Here are my bi-tones/bi-colors

Bud Bennett's SALTY SKIPPER

Harem House

Like a Shepherd

George Jets On

Continued

Rattlesnake Rake

CLOWN PARADE

Wren's Song

FORSYTH FROSTBOUND

Continued

SOUTHERN COTTON

Indy Electrified

Carolina Cool Down

Continued

Dragon Fang

Small World Loonie Tunes

Heman

Outer Limits

Continued

PARTY PINAFORE

MASK AND METAPHOR

BIRTHDAY WISHES: THis plant has several different looks throughout the day.

That is all for me.

David

Here are few more of my seedlings that fall in this category:

Coco's Curiosity X Cexy Samantha 1

Rubber Maid x Pink Aloha

Integrated Logistics kid

Barbara Mandrell kid

This is my friend Lyshack's seedling that I'm using for hybridizing.

Debra

Celeste, I've had my eye on Olalie Keith ever since I got the first bunch of VTs. Love it! It is on my list!

Always enjoy seeing Malaysian Marketlplace.

David, I like Wayne's World, seedling just below it, at Carolina Cool Down. All are quite pretty.

Brad

I just tuned in Brad and wish you and your FIL and family a happy early Thanksgiving. Your FIL is an inspiration to still be living at home at 98. May we all be so blessed. BTW: I like your Westbourne Good Old days. Pretty........David: you have so many that catch my eye. Party Pinafore is one I've admired for many years. Birthday wishes is unusual, but I like it..........Celeste: Early Days is a good example of a bi-color. Nice.........Debra: Rubbermaid xPink Aloha is BEAUTIFUL. I don't know what the stats are, but I can see Pink Aloha all over it...............Maryl

Maryl - Rubber Maid X Pink Aloha had excellent stats and rebloom this season. I just need to multiply it in order to register it.

Debra

David, i love Salty Skipper, admire it every time I see it. Love Southern Cotton, looks like I’m not alone in that opinion.

Celeste love that Ollalie Keith too!

Sherry

I forgot one more that goes in this category.

Innocent Discovery didn't do as well this year as in the past three because of serious grub attacks in its bed. But most years it has bud counts in the mid to high teens and reblooms.

Debra: Are most of your seedlings dormants (eg: Rubber Maid x Pink Aloha) or is it mix and match for you?................Maryl

Maryl - My seedlings are a variety of foliage types. Rubber Maid x Pink Aloha is either dormant or semi-dormant. You have to dig in winter to see if there's a resting bud to differentiate between the two.

Debra

I'll try and keep my eyes open for this one next season. Trying to get away from the Evs and even the Sevs...... Do you have a test name for it yet? Something easier to remember then the crosses?......................Maryl

Maryl - No, I don't have a garden name for the Pink Aloha baby. Maybe I'll come up with one next season.

Debra