The nodding one in the 2nd photo caught my eye right away. Did it reflex any further after the photo?

No, the flower aspect remained as pictured. Otherwise, it is very similar to the first one.

I like the look of the inflorescence on the second last one

Some uninteresting first blooms with these parents.....
Lilium Noid x Lilium 'Winnepeggy'

The same noid x Lilium 'Dots and Dashs'

Quite a few nice ones there.

mmmmmm!

Lilium 'Shirley' open pollinated seedlings.
This first pic has three stems (three different seedlings)

And oooh, isn't this interesting....
The only two seedlings that bloomed this year. I wonder what next season will bring....
Lilium'Tinos' x Lilium 'Olina' (thanks for the "assist", Tracey!)
#1
What the camera sees every morning, and what it really looks like.


#2

WOW! and WOW AGAIN! Beauty created beyond words! Who would have known Tinos could be so versatile with seeding.

Lefty, I like that. 'Tinos' is an interesting one. What beautiful offspring. Congratulations

Rick , I come in everynight, hoping you've put up another picture show!.. Mate, It really gives a 'No 1' insight into variations of seed crosses!....................TOP EFFORT!

Wow - that Tinos cross is unique!

A descendant of one of Connie's trumpet crosses: Tropical Isle x yellow trumpet

('Tropical Isle' x yellow trumpet) x ('Madame Butterfly' x 'White Henryi')



And the funny thing is that this is the pollen parent:

Lilium noid and Lilium 'Olina'


Lilium noid x Lilium 'Olina'

Pod #1


Pod #2


Pod #3

Lilium noid and Lilium 'Tinos'


Lilium noid x Lilium 'Tinos'

Shiralee,, don't be afraid to speak mate!!!- we're all good friends here!...and welcome!