S-198 from ED BURTON
Re: S-198 from ED BURTON
John you got a nice picture of S-198
Did you try to cross it with anything?
Did S-280 bloom for you? mine did and the colors were lighter than normal in this crazy summer, I have noticed this with more than a few.
Did you try to cross it with anything?
Did S-280 bloom for you? mine did and the colors were lighter than normal in this crazy summer, I have noticed this with more than a few.
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Re: S-198 from ED BURTON
That is nice!!
Claudia
"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest" - John Muir
"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest" - John Muir
Re: S-198 from ED BURTON
Ed, I think S-198 looked like it had more saturated color here than in your photos!
Unfortunately, S-280 did not show off its stuff. It did bloom, but like almost ALL my daylilies this season, they were pale (and often deformed) versions of themselves. I attempted to cross it with MORT MORSS, and just harvested the two pods; seed total: 4. Almost nothing set seed this summer either. Temperatures were in the 90's and 100's from about May 1st straight through to August 1st!
Unfortunately, S-280 did not show off its stuff. It did bloom, but like almost ALL my daylilies this season, they were pale (and often deformed) versions of themselves. I attempted to cross it with MORT MORSS, and just harvested the two pods; seed total: 4. Almost nothing set seed this summer either. Temperatures were in the 90's and 100's from about May 1st straight through to August 1st!
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