I had some multiple seedling blooms today so thought I would resurrect this thread, All have been posted as singles on April 2021 seedling forums
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All multiples of anything are welcome--yours are very nice, indeed. Our yellow daylilies really brightened a dreary, rainy day.

Call this a mini-clump of Stella's Ruffled Fingers--they stood up very well to the rain.

Sweet Seneca Cameo produced nine very nice blooms, regardless of the rain.

Purple De Oro--trying to figure out if I really like this one--five blooms today, but a bunch of scapes with lots of buds, so one day this plant may really explode with flowers.

Double seedling

Wild and Free

So you have seen this before, but it's such a good bloomer and with the rainy weather, anything that can put out flowers in these conditions deserves another look.
Sweet Seneca Cameo--I must confess I didn't think much of this bonus plant at first, but it has definitely earned its keep here.

Seedling. I was going to toss it but it looks so good I think I will use it as landscape border

I need to get a name for this Piaffe/Katherine Caldwell seedling. It's really doing well , and the scapes are taller than previous years.


Speaking of Katherine Caldwell, here's a nice clump shot with eight flowers in bloom.


Wild And Wonderful produced two big flowers.


Just have to put in the clump shot of Sweet Seneca Cameo with 11 blooms.

Your seedling is a better plant than Katherine Caldwell! Maybe Baby Edith for her other parent ( Edith) Piaffe?

Zoia, you jogged my memory that Piaffe's name was Edith. Perhaps Edith's Song would be a good name.

I just edited this to say that I checked the AHS data base, and Edith's Song is a registered daylily name, so I have to come up with something else.

Edith's Melody or Edith's Music haven't been used

This thread is way too long. Could someone start a new thread for this year? I don't have any clump shots yet, or I would.

I was just wondering the same thing, Debra! Thanks. I hope someone who is getting clumps already will start one.

This thread was split off from the 2020 Clumps, Mini Clumps and Multiples thread.
The thread "2020 Clumps, Mini-Clumps, Multiples Anybody?" in Daylilies forum

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Alpine Mist--strange color produced by weird clouds at just the wrong moment.

Katherine Caldwell--another pretty eight

Morrie Otte

Purple De Oro--if I counted right, there are 19 showing..

Viva La Vegas--finally managed to produce a couple of nice flowers

Purple de Oro, wow! Great clump pics!

Beautiful clumps and multiples! I'm still waiting to see my first single bloom. At least I am seeing a few scapes.

We had a big rain storm before we got up, and the rain gauge showed 2.4 inches. So I knew there might be problems getting decent pictures. Some DLS will show rain damage, but not much on this little beauty--Morrie Otte is about to go to the head of the list for a favorite small flowered daylily. Eight flowers and barely touched by the storm.

Stella's Ruffled Fingers was damaged, but the fourteen flowers still look pretty good.

Wild And Wonderful--three blooms, not too bad.

Child Of Atlantis--such a lovely color, and so slow to increase.

"Mint Butters". This color really shows up especially in cloudy weather, and it held up to the rain very well.

Very pretty! I really like the color of Morrie Otte and the eye on Child of Atlantis is gorgeous!

Thanks for starting the 2021 thread! I appreciate it! Hope to have some clump shots to add in a couple of weeks.

Avedon - The Morrie Ott clump after the rain is gorgeous! My kind of colors! Your Katherine Caldwell seedling is very nice. I hope you do register it.

Two Sues--it's on the May blooms thread but I also want to put it here for the multiple blooms.

Redneck Riviera--this one is really start to impress me with how well it grows and blooms.

Artistic Web--really like the red shade of this daylily.

Carolyn Mersiovsky--nice group of seven.

This is an unnamed seedling going into fifth year--if it were taller, I would probably keep it, but it may be given away in the fall--too bad, I think the flower is really pretty.

Purple De Oro --about 23 blooms, I think. This picture is turned on its side.

Lillian's Thin Ice--a favorite.