Daylilies (Secret of Contentment, Moment in the Sun, Pink Aloha, Snaggle Puss, and a seedling)

Daylily Secret of Contentment {(Lifting Me Higher x Absolute Treasure) x (Senegal x JT Davis)}, by C. Emmerich (2008). Beautiful, consistent large blooms!


Daylily Moment in the Sun (Siloam Ralph Henry x JT Davis), F. Smith and L. Grace (2005). Beautiful, bright, ruffled blooms!


Daylily Pink Aloha (Florida Snow Angel X Blue Pink Beauty), H. and P. Buntyn (2007). Pink blooms! Love it.


Daylily Snaggle Puss D. Morris (2010). This is a really beautiful daylily! Free blooming, high buds count and fertile for me!


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Seedling [(Busy Eager Beaver, E. Olson 2007) x (Venus Fly Trap, J. Gossard, 2008)]. High bud count, tall branches, saturated red color, a keeper!

Paph. Hsinying Macassar x Paph. urbanianum

This is a cross of Paph. Hsinying Macassar '#1' x Paph. urbanianum, purchased from Ebay. See the little 'wings'? I am not sure if this is common. So far, this is the only one that is winged.

Daylilies (Reds, Purples, and Teeth!)

Daylily Doug Warner ([Gary Colby x Meet Joe Black] x Sailing at Dawn) by T. Petit (2008). A beautiful first bloom!


Daylily Desire of Nations [{(sdlg x Fortune’s Dearest) x Tet Lavender Blue Baby} x Heartbeat of Heaven sibling] x {(Regal Majesty x Clothed in Glory) x Heartbeat of Heaven} by C. Emmerich (2009). A beautiful first bloom. This is one of my most treasured daylilies.





Daylily Karen Stephens (Spacecoast Rebel Yell x Jerry Nettles) by J. Kinnebrew (2009). One of the best reds in my garden. Great plant habit and very consistent saturated blooms- I have not seen any water damage! One of my all time favorites.




Daylily Jennifer Trimmer (Bella Sera x Kaskel seedling 'Best Edge') by D. Trimmer (2006). Amazing! Many blooms! So far, I have failed to set pods in it.



Daylily Talladega ([Scarlet Lace x Seize the Night) x Complementary Colors) by P. Stamile (2009). Beautiful, consistent blooms.



Daylily Rubies for Congo {(Crimson Wind × Hoochie Coochie Man) X [(Forever Red × Altogether) × (Invitation To Immortality × Art Imperial)]} by D. Kirchhoff (2005). First bloom is breathtaking! Deep saturated red.



A Spacecoast Dark Obsession (J. Kinnebrew) seedling. Large (7") red.



Forestlake Ragamuffin (F. Harding) x Puffer Fish (J. Gossard), first bloom. Toothy.



Forestlake Ragamuffin (F. Harding) x Dangerous Expectations (J. Gossard). A yellow seedling (D. Expectations is red)- but vey nice!

More seedlings (and others too)!

Daylily Fabulous Black Pearl. Very consistent. Frequent blooming. The top two are new pictures. The third one was posted before.








Daylily Talladega ([Scarlet Lace x Seize the Night] x Complementary Colors), by P. Stamile (2009). First bloom, absolutely beautiful! Clear rose red.



Daylily Venetian Fringe (<[Susan Pritchard Petit x Denali] x [Unlock the Stars]> x [Mort Morss x Blonde Ambition]), T. Petit (2008). This is its second year in my garden. Very consistent double covers with shark teeth.



Daylily Jennifer Trimmer (Bella Sera x Kaskel seedling 'Best Edge'), D. Trimmer (2006). This cultivar is absolutely amazing! Consistent blooms, clear lavender purple. Frequent blooming and high bud count!




Daylily Eloquent Cay (Shelter Cove x Spectra Elegance), P. Stamile (2007). First bloom, bright yellow.



Good Save the Queen Seedlings. New blooms continue showing up. Here is a collection of all blooms captured on camera:

Seedling #4 continues to improve. The top two are new pictures. The last one was posted before.







Seedling #5 has been consistent. The first picture is new; the second was posted before.






Seedling #7. This is very large (~7") for a first bloom.



Seedling #8.



Forestlake Ragamuffin seedling. First blooms are from a duo. Of course there are teeth on the petals!

Seedling #9.

Daylilies (Fabulous Black Pearl, new seedlings, and others)

Daylily Fabulous Black Pearl (J. Salter, 2008). First bloom for the season, beautiful! Dark purple eye and edge.



Daylily Merlot (P. Stamile, 2010). Today's bloom (upper) has less splotches compared to the picture below, posted on May 31.







































Lost tag daylily. This cultivar has been my favorite since I planted it two years ago. This is its first bloom for this season (upper); below is a picture of the same cultivar bloomed in the previous year (June 10, 2010).




































Five God Save the Queen seedlings. I have posted two of these seedlings before.

Seedling #1 (new bloom, upper), the picture below was posted on May 29, 2011.





































Seedling #2 (new bloom, upper), the picture below was posted on May 30, 2011.









































Seedling #3, this is nice.




















Seedling #4, large (7") bloom, good bud count and scape height. I am using this as a parent.





















Seedling #5, this one has the clearest color of all five seedlings. A keeper!

Daylilies (Going Green, Monday Morning Blues, Santa's Little Helper, Merlot)

Daylily Going Green (Inimitable x Zephyr’s Song; P. Stamile, 2008). A lemon yellow-spring green bloom opened perfectly well this morning. The bloom has good size (6") and its substance heavy. A very nice cool color, brightens the daylily bed.



Daylily Monday Morning Blues (Magical Passes x tetra Blue Moon Rising; T. Petit, 2005). I posted a picture of this cultivar on May 27. Today, it greets me with three blooms. This is a heavy bloomer!



Daylily Santa's Little Helper (Wild Cherry Roundup x [Cherry Burst x Tetra Ruffled Masterpiece]; D. Trimmer, 2007). A small bloom (4.5") but with great color clarity. No splotch on the petals. The red is quite intense.



Daylily Merlot (Violet Becomes You x Big red Wagon; P. Stamile, 2010). This is the third bloom; this bloom, and each of the previous bloom, are heavy with splotches. The bloom is purple-red in color with heavy substance.