Daylily "Hemerocallis 2013 S W S

Nutmeg Spice (Joiner, 1997)
height 28in (71cm), bloom 3.5in (8.9cm), season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Tetraploid, Apricot wash with a mauve wine eyezone and yellow green throat.
I have had this for 3 years , now has 4 fans and the 1st time flowering 4 scapes in total

 

Starman's Quest (Burkey, 1989)
height 40in (102cm), bloom 7in (18.0cm), season M, Dormant, Diploid, Unusual Form Crispate, Violet mauve semi-spider with dark purple eyezone and green chartreuse throat.(Trahlyta × Persian Pattern)
the buds on this one is amazing

 

Two beautiful seedlings Wylie I really don't know how you choose which to keep!!!! haven't seen a bad one yet
Lovely Spruce 'Starman's' Quest' is a favourite of mine

 

A much better flower open today on 'Spacecoast Behaviour Pattern'

'Cosmic Hummingbird'

'Diane Taylor'

'Morning Breaking'

'Watchyl Lavender Blue'

Mmmm this one should have been 'Russian Ragtime' clearly isn't after looking through the suppliers catalogue I found one that looks exactly like it 'Frances Joiner'? but I did order 'Madge Cayse' too which hasn't flowered yet it does have buds though so we'll have to wait and see if there's been a label mix up, not to fussed as they were a bargain at £1 a plant and so far 4 have turned out to be right 2 aren't and 2 still to flower so I've certainly got my moneys worth , like it whatever it is .

 

'Spacecoast Behaviour Pattern' its cracker Simbad

we are all racking the photos up now , we have quite a lot just between us Wylie , amazing seedlings they put most to shame that have been named , I hope you have inspired people to give the seeds a go.

 

You have to make a check list of what you expect a seedling to do, and look at every flower as an audition for being kept. There just isn't enough land to keep everything
Spacecoast Behaviour Pattern is looking good
I have had problems getting Diane Taylor to set seed, so I just grabbed something in the front and pollenated it thinking it wouldn't work. But it finally set a pod & I don't know where the pollen is from. Eight Miles High is starting to rebloom - with teeth! It just needs a lot of warmth.

 

Paper Butterfly

 

Outrageous

 

Patchwork Puzzle

 

Lynn Hall

 

'Patchwork Puzzle' is lovely JazzSi I bought it 3 or 4 years ago just before the first really cold winter and unfortunately it didn't survive ,the only daylily I've ever had die on me!!!

 

Patchwork Puzzle is really niceI was suprised to see it is pre-2000, I think it looks more recent.
I keep forgetting about Core Values, which gets overshadowed by its larger Dan Hansen buddies. But the others didn't have flowers today so it is the star of the garden:

I like the double banding in the eyezone on the sepals.
Trying to compete for No. 1 is Sybil's Blues x Waterdrops:

And if you like a bouquet, here is Paradise City:

 

Got to be joint first with the first two Wylie

A few more flowering here today

Look Spruce your 'Turkey Lurkey's' flowering

'Selma Longlegs'

'Hemstitched'

'Canadian Border Patrol'

And talking of good older ones Wylie the star of the show today has to be 'Quilt Patch' a really old one from 1964 but , first time its flowered here and three perfect first flowers.

 

Quilt Patch is worth 2 photos . And it really does look like it is brown.
Looking at the backgrounds, you must be spending hours there every day dead-heading. But I do like the back view in Turkey Lurkey

 

First Knight (Salter, 1995)
height 28in (71cm), bloom 6in (15.0cm), season EM, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, Fragrant, Cream yellow with gold edge and green throat. (Kathleen Salter × Ida's Magic
I know you like this one Wylie