thank you ingrid for the warm welcome - i'm so happy to meet you here on a fascinating theme. tea roses are indeed a rare thing in germany and rather for freaks...but we're getting more and more... i'm participating in a set of tealovers and found the way to you via morrisnoor about identification of some doubtfull teas in european collections and commerce. we have the same problems as the oz tealovers in this regard. thus i hope that i will find here some answers to open questions concerning mislabeled, forgotten and found specimens. ahhhhh..the rest of the fovourites...it's hard to say much about because they are still little plants that i've purchased one year ago. among them the better known items of the lists above. in a few weeks will arrive some found teas from vintage which we feared they would give up their business. let's tell me more next season..the total listing of my plants you will find on hmf. let me at least apologize for my halting english. best, kai-eric

Thanks for that link. I downloaded it to my laptop as I have to look up that kind of stuff all the time.

Nice clump of El D, I moved mine, and several other daylilies, by the side of our shop. Most of those have not bloomed nearly as well since, misses morning sun, but gets at least 6 hours. I guess I will move them out and try something else in there. I really like Photon Torpedo, it has a lot going on that I like. The color, histone, and topped off with a watermark, just lovely.

Seems to be working fine today and the last few days. If in doubt, make comments first, post, then edit and add photos one at a time. I agree on photo size too. I try to keep them under 200KB for this website where other websites can take a full size and reduce it online for display.