Daylily "Hemerocallis 2013 S W S

Thats true Spruce just me being greedy

 

NETSUKE (Moldovan 76)

Diploid. Dormant. Small 24 x 3.5in (60 x 7cm). Early. Slightly fragrant. Delicate cream
blend.

This is one of my favourite "simple flowers" compared to the others

 

PINK ENCHILADA (Roberts, N) 2006

26" M Re SEV UFO 9" DIPLOID
Classic true pink crispate with yellow green throat. Distinct white midribs extend full length of the petals. Petals pinch and sepals twist gracefully. Color is true pink. Pod parent is PINK WINDMILL. Four way branching. Bud count 30. Bud builder. Every classy garden needs a pink enchilada accent. UFO crispate. PINK ENCHILADA makes small to medium size fans.

 

Lunacy, Morss 2003

 

Pauline Sprinkle, Selman 2009

 

Prairie Blue Eyes

All American Baby

Lines of Splendor

Childrens Festival

I always get this one mixed up this one's 'Siloam David Kirchhoff' the one I posted the other day was wrongly named that was 'Dragon Dreams'

Lips of Fire

 

And we have a mutant this is a normal 'Hornby Castle'

And here's the mutant

 

Mike Reed , dont know the date or breeder

 

Lurch (Stamile, 2000)
height 30in (76cm), bloom 9.25in (23.5cm), season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Tetraploid, Very Fragrant, 25 buds, 5 branches, Unusual Form Spatulate, Cream with lavender and purple patterned eyezone above green throat. (((True Grit × Admiral's Braid) × (unknown × Song without Words)) × Tet. Mountain Top Experience)

 

Frans Hals' (Flory, 1955)

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Lunacy is a favourite of mine, and I haven't done any crosses with it because I like it the way it is, and mine is about to rebloom with 5 scapes.
Hornby Castle is amazingI hope you were able to cross it to something . I was able to cross one of my applique throats to the 5 petaled Hold Your Horses and now have 5 seeds sitting in my refrigerator. I crossed the 5 petaled Paco Paco, and it has a pod.
Lips of Fire is also great It was made by Dan Hansen, one of my favourite hybridizers.

 

I'm definitely suffering Hemerocallis Envy

 

Ooops no I didn't Wylie never noticed it till quite late in the day , can't find out much about 'Hornby Castle' it was sent to me as a gift by a friend is it a dip or a tet
'Lips of Fire' is fabulous colouring isn't it it does vary greatly depending on the weather I've noticed, this is the colouring in a cooler summer

looks like a different plant!!!! much prefer the darker colouring and frillyness of this year, putting on an amazing display at the moment.

 

Hornby Castle appears to be one of those garden name types for something that was never registered. If you were to cross it to something and get a flower worth registering, it would have to be listed as "seedling". There isn't anything wrong with that - I have one called Plumburst that seems to have come out of Australia.

 

Today is another variation on the same cross - South Pacific x Talladega. This was a bonus pack of seeds, but sometimes those are the best.

Standard red with yellow throat and ruffled edge, and small halo.

A much better pink with a small halo and butter yellow edge.