Tom -- you're just too smart -- you have us figured out!!!
Brad -- I have one question -- how in the world does he keep track of all of these. Bed after bed of Irises -- some in close proximity to others of similar coloration. It boggles the mind!!!
Thoughts become things -- choose the good ones. (www.tut.com)
I loved the colors in this one hoping it gets a name someday the clumps were Awesome !! and my favorite so far of the seedlings in this color pattern it's sib Gentle Reminder was excellent at home this year.
07-97A (Silk Road X Venita Faye) sib to Gentle Reminder
This one is very close in color to Volcanic Glow but to me it seemed to be a later bloomer, here VG is very early and was finished before the later blooming plants were coming on would love to have both to extend the season ..this seedling really put on a show this year it was just a mass of flowers
05-78A ( Montmartre X Lip Service) sib to Volcanic Glow
Here is one to look forward too next year Kieth has already given it a name for 2017 it is (Mood Ring) and a sib to this years (Idle Rich).
10-99B (Secret Rites x House Arrest) X ((Blyth O139-B: (Wintry Sky x Mango Daiquiri sib) x Blyth N37-A: (Romancer x Opposing Forces)
Wow !! Another Stunner I remember thinking wouldn't this be fun to have in the garden to work with.
09-029B no info on parents it was a cross of seedlings
I'm running out of ways to OOOOOOh and Ahhhhhh and not sound like a broken record. Sure like that last luminata, also agree it would be nice to extend the Volcanic Glow season with a look alike that bloomed later. The Yellow one is nice, and that third one (Mood Ring) is quite different.
Politicians are like diapers, they need to be changed often, and for the same reason.
I really like the faint blue cast to the falls on the first one. Beautiful yellow!
The luminatas are both lovely. I think I prefer the second one, but only because I have Volcanic Glow and Montmartre which are more similar to the first one.
"The chimera is a one time happenstance event where the plant has a senior moment and forgets what it is doing." - Paul Black