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what do you have coming for spring?

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I swear im not going to get another DL till summer-ok i have a bid on one still.but if i win thats it!! :o
this is my list and i know i missed at least one-i cant think of it-plus the bonus ones that i will get, but this is what i have coming :eek: :o :eek:
WHATS ON YOUR LIST FOR SPRING ARRIVALS?

TRUELY ANGELIC- thats one i forgot
LUCKY PIERRE,
SPINY SEA URCHIN
Jordan Verhaert
watchyls christmas widow
" " digital scream
" " peacock spirit
" " digital spider
mr spaceman
rainbow over GA
baby blues
spacecoast cranberry kid
Spacecoast Fantasy Flight
lavendar attraction
black plush
Dragon's Token
DROP DEAD RED
WATCHYL CYBER SPIDER
TRUE PINK BEAUTY
michael miller
webster pink wonder
wild wookie
BROADWAY ACCENT
LITTLE DREAMER
Little Romance
MY HONEY CHILD
BROADWAY IMP
ALL AMERICAN BABY
BARBARA MITCHELL
UDO
patricia fay
oakes love-forgot him too!
oh i forgot my eflowergarden.com order
startle
Black Stockings
French Lingerie
Lace Babydoll
Summer Dragon
ROSWITHA
MINI MIGHT
BUBBLY

OK OK I added 2 more but it was a deal
Banana pepper
and John peat
maryotts is having a sale oh JP till the 17th! i had to someone twisted my arm!!! :wink:

I AM SICK!!! :eek:
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Dori,
I think I posted this somewhere else on this forum, but who cares ... I love to post the list! Makes me happy and scared at the same time to think about them.
You know why they make me happy! But a little scared, cause I don't where to put them. I will be working hard this spring to make new areas for them.

Taaa Daaa Here they are ... My Newbies!

All are from the LA.

Jamaican Me Happy - cause I think it will make me happy. I like the color combination.

Victorian Lace - enough said.

Magic Lake - I need colors other than pink.

Lee Pickles - love the double edge.

OVER ACHIEVER - red eye and edge - good breeder

Sink Into Your Eyes - got if for a good price.

HINT OF HARMONY - kind of a double edge. Rose edge/no eye.

HEAD TURNER- red eye and edge - good price.

Ida Belle deBoer - hate the name - paid through the nose - love the pink eye and edge

ONLY THE LONELY - a Rice daylily - a mid/late bloomer

LONDON CALLING - a nice pink from trimmer

FLAMENCO CHRISTMAS - red double, want to cross it with my few doubles

INNOCENT BLUSH - a nice large pink from Stamile

MOMENT IN THE SUN SMITH - GRACE 2005 INTRO - enough said, except too bad it is supposed to be hard to set pods on. But I will be putting its pollen on almost everything.

I have a trade planned for about 3 more, but trades have a way of not happening, so I won't post those till it happens.
And the bonuses .... OMG, where to put them!

I fell in love with my Little Red Dragon Daylily last year, and just had to order more red eye/edge daylilies. Hope to make some crosses from those too.

Little Red Dragon
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You two are sick! :lol: :lol: :wink:

Now don't laugh....I have coming........

South Seas!

Yep, that it...... :roll:

I will have to go to Tinker's to look at what you guys ordered...I have many that I didn't plant last year, still in pots.....Soooo, no more till I figure out where they are going.... :P
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OUCH - now you are making me face up to my obsession but here goes - all of these were from the auction where I basically stole them. It was a long winter and I had time to make sure I got a bargain.

ORCHID OCTOPUS - Lambertson, unusual form
FUJITANI - Longo, unusual form
TROPICAL NIGHTS - Smith
FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN - Harding
ALICIA ROSE KISSED - Quarry
AMERICAN FREEDOM - Smith
CRYSTELLE'S LOVE - Smith
LONE WOLF - Smith
NANCY BILLINGSLEA - Stamile
WINTER CONCERTO - Salter
LET LOOSE - Stamile, unusual form
WHITE NOISE - Trimmer
FOX HUNTER - Trimmer
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION - Carpenter

This batch I got off the Region 2 fundraiser auction.

BODACIOUS BLUSH - Buntyn
COLOR SURGE - Morss

This batch is coming from the hybridizers.

STRANGER THAN PARADISE - Morss, unusual form
SPACECOAST DREAM CATCHER - Kinnebrew
PAULA NETTLES - Kinnebrew

These I got from Trimmer, who did the conversions.

tet SEAL OF APPROVAL - Santa Lucia/Trimmer
tet SKINWALKER - Roberts/Trimmer, spider

All of these already have the crosses planned for them and they are different genetics than what I currently have on the premises. Many of these are from newly converted diploids. Now if the weather will cooperate, I will be knee deep in seeds by Labor Day. Next winter I expect to see pics of ALL these new purchases blooming for us.

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Goodness..... :o

I will be waiting for you girls pictures! :P
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All tets, northern hardy, I plan to use them for hybridizing.

RED PENNANT. Webster
RED PINNACLE, Webster both Spiders

ROCKET BOOSTER, Santa Lucia Spider

RUBY SPIDER, Stamile Spider

HEAVENLY BEGINNINGS, Gossard UF

TECHNY SPIDER, RECKAMP Spider

SPACECOAST KRINKLES, Kinnebrew very ruffled dormant.

PANDA BEAR, Stamile, yellow, red eye & edge

GARDEN SYPHONY, Reckamp yellow, hints of pink, folded edge

5 seedlings, (Forestlake Ragamuffin x Antique Wizard) x Annette's Magic, Pickles

2 seedlings, John Peat x Belle Cook, Pickles


The survivers of about 800 seeds planted in February, dosn't look all that good right now to be truthful, maybe half sprouted so far
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Post by LucyGoose »

Wow!

You all have put me to shame......I am going to change that *ONE* daylily.....I have a bunch highlighted, but am still at this moment looking....:lol: I am up to the *S's*....then I will ask you all your opinions....:lol: I really shouldn't be doing this....I have potted ones from last year....I need to go get the names, so I don't double up...:lol: Like I said, Lord help me!!! :lol:
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LOL lucy my dh said you are the smartest of all of us!!
I keep track of mine at tinkers and in a notebook.

Jaydee thats quite an impressive list you have(FLR is on my want list)
gramush1-you have a great list also!! :)
Made me rember my 2 seedlings i have coming

I do have a bid at the region 2 auction-but i knda hope im outbid :o I really need to focus on some other things like coralbells!!! i want more coral bells!!! :lol:

Im really going to need to sell alot of plants this yr! :-?
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Well Dori, tell DH that I am not smart any more.... :lol:

I need help.....This is my list....I can not in NO WAY get all this....The ones I have a star by, I really like the pictures at Tinker's and from where I am getting them.....tell me if you have any of these and your opinions....Thanks

Christopher Russell *
Cat Dancer*
Antique Rose*
Lake Norman Spider*
Uptown Girl...Suposedly 46 buds on one scape! :o
Jersey Girl *
Karen's Curls
Lavender Stardust
Miss Jessy
Orchid Corsage
Pink Super Spider
Mad Max
Ruffled Royalty...Candelabra (what's that?) 30 plus buds
Lilting Lavender
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You have good taste Lucy. I only have LAVENDER STARDUST and LILTING LAVENDER on your list and highly recommend them. Others on your list that I have seen but don't have are LAKE NORMAN SPIDER, KAREN'S CURLS, ORCHID CORSAGE, PINK SUPER SPIDER and MAD MAX.

Candelabra means good branching on a scape.

I see a pattern here in your "likes". The only one of your list that isn't my taste would be MISS JESSIE. You have picked unusual form type blooms and I don't know if MJ would be big enough to suit you and very static instead of having movement to it.

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Dori, I'm in on that John Peat deal too. So add that one to my list. :lol: You are getting some beauties! Michael Miller for one, and spiney sea urchin for another. Do you have your crosses planned already also like Jaydee and Ed?

Now, LucyGoose, I was so proud of you, only getting one and it is a wonderful one at that. Then you go and plan on buying a bunch more. :roll: I can't say anything though, I was only going to get 3 this year. :wink: Sorry, I can't comment on your choices, except pink super spider. But it bloomed for the first time last year and was big and beautiful, I got it the year before. I hear lots of good things and love the pictures I see of Lake Norman.

Jaydee, All of the Smith daylilies you are getting are beautiful. But I hear they don't do super well in the north, so I hesitate to get them at the higher prices. I may be zone 6 on the map, but I think I'm zone 5 for daylilies.
I like the 2 trimmers you got, are you the one that outbid me on White Noise? :lol:

Ed, I have always liked the look of SPACECOAST KRINKLES.

Lots of spiders and UF on everyone lists this year. Sorry guys, you have to convince me a little bit more in this area.

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Sharon this is the UF that convinced me.
Rob Cobb, Webster

I was not a fan of spiders or uf's either until I saw them bloom in my own garden, now I may be hooked.
I bought a few a couple of years ago to give the flower beds a little different look, wow never expected the impact they would have, "forget maybe" I'm hooked, sigh

ROB COBB, The flower is hugh, taller than most, the first time it bloomed it was like a beacon drawing you from afar to come take a look. My non gardner wife even commented on the pretty new flower by the gazebo.
Rob Cobb is also proved to be very fertile.

Christmas Ribbon is the second daylily pictured, whats not to like? I did not get it to set pods, but I will. I did use the pollen on a few, but I have so very few plants to cross it with that I expect little.

The last one is of one of my seedlings, no planning here neither, parent is shaped anything like it. I crossed it to Rob Cobb pollen and pod, mostly because I had nothing else that would make any sense, that will not be the case this year though. :wink:
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tma - t"wasn't me that outbid you - you made me feel guilty so I checked but you weren't in the mix. I got mine against a guy that also sells on the auction and if he thought it was a bargain, I went for it. I absolutely love the width of those petals! If I recognize someone's name on the auction, I won't bid against them.

gramush - what are we going to do about tma not liking spufs? When my hubby got the addiction, he ordered most of the plants. I loved the big, round, ruffled ones and hated the pictures of the spufs but when LONGSTOCKING bloomed the first time I was hooked. You could see it from 20' away, it swayed in the breeze, dancing on tall scapes.

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And then SPIDER MIRACLE kicked in and it was a full blown addiction.

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And then you have this one, dancing and laughing in the breeze, FREE WHEELIN'

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Nope I love them but I also love the big full forms, the minis and oh yes, all of them in between.

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Yes indeed Jay Dee

There are worse habit's out there, by far. My wife wishes it was cheaper though, LOL
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Post by LucyGoose »

Lucy is loving the UFO pictures!! I love them here, too....

So far on my list, I am definantly getting......

Christopher Russell
Antique Rose
Lake Norman Spider
Lilting Lavender
Pink Super Spider
Royal Jester
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Yes Lucy definately likes the happy dancing blooms! Keep shopping Lucy.

My gardens keep me off the streets that for sure so I guess that is a good thing.

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:lol: Hey Jay Dee.....you buying? :lol: Just playing.... :wink:
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Lucy not only am I buying, it is at my house, on my deck, while we view the garden - come on down!

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I dont have crosses planed yet-i kind just go out there and start dabbing! any recommendations welcome! my list is at tinkers for anyone wanted to tell me what to cross! :)

I love karens curls it was one of my favs last summer!!

i did get 3 more but there were only a 1.00ec on the lily auction-sigh
ROSWITHA
MINI MIGHT
BUBBLY
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notmartha,

I've been thinking a little about what I want to cross. I've only come up with one that I think is a must.
My cross (Reason for Treason x John Peat) x Innocent Blush. That is if Innocent Blush blooms for me.

I think I have to think harder. :lol:
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