I like that one a lot!!!

Not much blooming as far as new ones. My front yard seedlings are 2 and 3 years old. Some are blooming for the first time this year. They've grown large in fan size, so they are really producing some nice scapes just loaded with blooms. I have a soaker hose that winds around that front border bed to try to keep them hydrated in this heat. It seems to be working! I do understand that most daylilies do seem to bloom more abundantly in full sun instead of my partial shade beds. There is a trade-off though .... horrible-looking foliage with lots of blooms in full sun vs. nice foliage in partial-shade but not nearly as many blooms on each scape.

This is one of my many unknown parentage seedlings. I do believe one parent of this one is Roses in Snow. I've gotten many seeds from seedlings of this parent in my garden. They always pass down the RIS traits, which are apparently dominant traits. Either way, this was quite a lovely show of flowers today from this seedling:

EEE14 (photo taken late in the day):

It's funny, but I've been noticing a few more showing a partial double bloom. What's up with that? They had been single blooms and now they are doing this:

CCC70 (unknown parentage):



CCC19 (Reblooming):



Dips:
CCC61 (almost all bloomed out) Cradle of Bethlehem x Emerald Starburst:



068 (unknown parentage, but I am sure Trahlyta is in the parentage):



And other Trahlyta seedling CCC67 in another garden bed. This one has beautiful foliage and will be in my rust-resistant group for hybridizing. :



I used CCC61 pollen on both Trahlyta seedling blooms. And used CCC67 pollen on CCC61. I hope to pass that rust-resistant foliage on to future seedlings in my hybridizing!

I like #2 the best with the watermark.
Also trahlyta seedling.

Seedlings blooming today.
Rose F Kennedy seedling

Rose F Kennedy seedling

Suzanne's Jewel x Rose F Kennedy

Northwind Dancer Seedling ?

Indian Giver x seedling

Dual Zone x seedling

Dan Tau x Cosmic Kaleidoscope

If you hear a clunk it's my jaw hitting the floor upon seeing your pink and purples Ashton. Very cool.

Ashton - WOW! I am speechless! WOW!!!!

Love Roses in Snow, Becky. When the conditions are right, it's one of the prettiest I have.

Ashton, every one of those flowers is prettier than the next.

Lovely seedlings Ashton!!!!!

Becky - I do like EEE14. That's an attractive bouquet of flowers.

Ashton - Your Rose F. Kennedy seedlings are all gorgeous - the first one being my favorite.

Here's a second year seedling blooming in my garden. The cross is Symphony of Praise X Henry Lorrain. This is the ffo trio - the largest bloom have thrip damage and the bloom in back not having enough sun to open flat. Last year the petal color was darker, more of a raspberry pink. Unfortunately there's no improvement on bud count and no increase. However I do still have it planted in poor soil with poor sun exposure.

Today's seedling bloom SOP X HL


Last year's bloom

kidfishing said:Seedlings blooming today.
Rose F Kennedy seedling

YES!

That is just gorgeous.

Lilydaydreamer said:

YES!

They are ALL beautiful to me! Each one has it's merits! Loving this thread and all the seedling blooms!

Blooming today:
Seedling ??

Emeral Starburst seedling

Grandma's Smile x Sarah Martin

Indian Giver x seedling

Suzanne's Jewel seedling

This photo taken a 7pm after a 96 degree day.
Hush Little Baby x Rainbow Over Marietta

Another bloom today on #230 Rose F Kennedy seedling

Beautiful Edgings seedling

Great stuff Ashton, 3,5, and 7 are really nice, also like the ones on page 4.
What a difference a day makes


This actually has a halfway decent scape.

2016 intro

My favorite Sandy Holmes seedling is blooming today!

Wonderful seedlings everyone

#9 intro X Absouloute Ripper

Aztec Headdress X Vivid Butterfly

Psychedelicious X Cosmic Aftershock

RFK X Seedling

Choo choo Jubilee X RFK

Anybody seen branching like this? It goes straight sideways!

Here's the flower. Click on the pic.

I have never seen branching like that.

String bean x wild and free - very happy with this one.