That's one incredibly photogenic daylily in spite of its problems, Dot! I have it too but it still has not bloomed for me -- so this must be the year, I hope. Yours is absolutely beautiful!

Fred, that COFFEE TO GO seedling is to die for -- I must get my hands on it, which means you really really need to introduce it!!!

And I see you've entered that seedling in the King Of The Hill contest. I don't do Facebook so I can't vote (I get in just to look at things with my sis's account), but I must confess that if I did my vote would go to another of your seedlings -- LAVENDER BUTTERFLY X EMERALD STARBURST. That is one totally incredible and unique daylily! I wrote back to the MyDaylilies Admin when I got my notice that this year's contest is on Facebook and said I wished there was a way people who are not on Facebook could participate, and Cary Peterson wrote back that he agrees and next year it will be back on their site -- much appreciated here!

Susan, I'm sure that in a cooler, more humid climate CROWNING LIGHT would probably be deeper colored -- but probably not the color that its registration shows! It's nowhere near red! And I believe Floyd Cove posts the other picture.

Dot - Sorry to hear Cutting Loose is susceptible to thrips and water spotting. Your photos of it are beautiful!

Here are a couple more of mine with cream/white edges.

ENGLISH LAVENDER


CORONAL LIGHT


Woodsman


SYMPHONY OF PRAISE


CERISE BEAUTY


ORCHID VISITATION


NATALIE ANTOINETTE


ASIAN FAIRY BLUEBIRD


DERANGED DUCKLING

LOVE LOVE LOVE that Coffee to Go seedling, Fred.

Ken, that gravel/rock really sets off the colors in your Trigger Happy.

Debra, just added Woodsman to my Wants list. Lovely photgraph.

Cutting Loose is certainly impressive. I bet Debra is going to have fun using that one in her hybridizing program

White edges are my favorite, doesn't matter if it is a fine wire, ruffled or toothy and they are something I keep an eye out for in the seedlings. Had to look up a few of the ones that have been posted... Just a Wish, is beautiful. Sweet Prairie Wind and Woodsman are now on the ever growing list to add to the garden. Here's a few that haven't been posted yet and a couple sdlgs.

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy


Rockets Bursting In Air


Widow's Walk


Seedlings

This is the only one that jumps to mind, and I have posted the pic before but it fits in this thread so...

DINNER TALK





I believe this one is PURPLE PASHMINA


BLUEGRASS MUSIC

The wire edge on this one varies from white to green for me.

Nice ones!

cats1 said:Crowning Light is gorgeous Susan. And the pic here: http://smokeysdaylilygardens.c... shows it more pink/ lilac than red.

--Now I'm off to go look up info on Just A Wish!

Beautiful picture @cats1. I love @Betja picture also.

I did not care for the AHS picture and would not buy that daylily.

Speaking of ' JUST A WISH', it just went on my wish list! .........lOVE @spunky1's picture and the AHS picture!


Also LARRY'S OBSESSION.

Oooh, Dinner Talk is calling my name!

Char - Those first and last purple seedlings with white edges are gorgeous!

Debra

Char said:White edges are my favorite, doesn't matter if it is a fine wire, ruffled or toothy and they are something I keep an eye out for in the seedlings. Had to look up a few of the ones that have been posted... Just a Wish, is beautiful. Sweet Prairie Wind and Woodsman are now on the ever growing list to add to the garden. Here's a few that haven't been posted yet and a couple sdlgs.

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy


Rockets Bursting In Air

• Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Rockets Bursting in Air')
• Uploaded by Char

Widow's Walk


Seedlings

Char, I really love the two seedlings at the bottom!

Here are a few more that went on my want list...........

TRIGGER HAPPY
ASIAN FAIRY BLUEBIRD
DERANGED DUCKLING
DINNER TALK
BOOGIE WOOGIE BUGLE BOY

Hearts and Lace

Nice one, Glen.

I love having this resource, watching the parade of beauties that will grace such good future homes - there are so many that we'd otherwise never see here. Also so many gorgeous seedlings that we all hope will get registered (I just have to special mention that UF or Double seedling of Char's ... so awesome to see edges coming out on ruffled forms!).

I wonder if people could also post "favorites" that they may not already have, but have seen or have saved to their profile lists from the database? Would really enjoy seeing what others have their eyes on ... 'cause, too many hybridizing sites, too little time! ...

Tina, you said that so well, and so much in my own line of thinking,
that I will simply say "Ditto".

thanks i'm going to stick my toe in the water, then, and try sneaking in a database pic of a white edged daylily that I have a hard time taking my eyes off of ... I don't own it, am not looking to get it - not even if discounted, and don't even care to think about including it in my garden until it is much more "vintage" ... but it certainly is one that I admire:

Oh, I love Macchia!!!! I just put it on my "gotta have it" list. But I'll have to wait a while for the price to go down a bit, too.

chalyse said:I love having this resource, watching the parade of beauties that will grace such good future homes - there are so many that we'd otherwise never see here. Also so many gorgeous seedlings that we all hope will get registered (I just have to special mention that UF or Double seedling of Char's ... so awesome to see edges coming out on ruffled forms!).

Thank you for the comments on the seedlings. The seedling you mentioned Tina (the second seedling) is a single flower, a sculpted cristate form. The cristation is on the midrib of the flowers' petals. The image of Macchia is a double flower, the white edges show the extra segments perfectly, very pretty!

Cimarron Rose is an older Salter with a white edge that is on my want list.

Cimarron Rose is a gorgeous one, especially at 7 inches.
That's one that would be hard to miss in the garden for sure.
I can just imagine a clump. Wow.