Sorry my List was not here! I thought this was my Posting. LOL I have many Daylilies Seeds, All Hand Pollinated, Not Crossed. Abstact Art - 1965 height 33", bloom 6", season M, Diploid, Blend of pink and rose with lavender gold rings and gold throat. Ace Red Alice in Wonderland - 1966 height 32", bloom 5", season M, Diploid, Lemon yellow self. Always Afternoon - 1987 height 22", bloom 5.5", season E, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Medium mauve edged buff with purple eyezone and green throat Antietam - 1980 height 25", bloom 5.5", season M, Diploid, Red violet self with deep green throat. Apollodorus - 1984 height 28", bloom , season MLa, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Violet purple self with cream yellow throat. Belle McCall - NOT REGISTERED Height 20" Bloom 4" Season M Dark rose-pink blend, gold throat Beverly Hills - 1973 height 36", bloom 6.5", season EM, Diploid, Deep silver rose with greenish yellow throat. Black Eyed Stella - 1989 height 13", bloom 3.12", season E, Rebloom, Diploid, Golden yellow with dark red eyezone and yellow gold throat. Buried Treasure - 1961 height 32", season E, Diploid, Very Fragrant, Ivory yellow with white midribs and large green throat. Butterpat - 1970 height 20", bloom 2.5", season M, Diploid, Fragrant, Medium yellow self. Catherine Woodbery - 1967 height 30", bloom 6", season MLa, Diploid, Very Fragrant, Orchid self with green throat. Cherry Cheeks - 1968 height 28", bloom 6", season MLa, Tetraploid, Rose pink blend with green yellow throat. Cherry Lace - 1972 height 36", bloom 6.5", season M, Diploid, Cherry rose with tangerine throat. Cherry Wink - 1985 height 26", bloom 5.5", season M, Diploid, Rebloom, Crimson veined burgundy with yellow green throat. Purple edged silver with darker eyezone and green throat. Cool Jazz - 1987 height 28", bloom 5.5", season E, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Clear shell pink self with green throat. Corryton Pink - 1981 height 32", bloom 6.5", season EM, Tetraploid, Pearl pink blend with green throat. Country Lane - 1983 height 35", bloom 5", season MLa, Diploid, Diamond dusted pink with yellow green throat. Custard Candy - 1989 height 24", bloom 4.25", season EM, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Cream yellow with maroon eyezone Rimmed Yellow and green throat. Desert Princess - 1987 height 16", bloom 3.25", season M, Diploid, Dark orange with burgundy eyezone and green throat. Dominic - 1984 height 30", bloom 5.5", season EM, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Dark red self with light yellow throat. Dun Robin Red-Velvet Eenie Allegro - 1981 height 13", bloom 2.5", season M, Diploid, Apricot edged rose with chartreuse throat. Fiesta Skirt - 1977 height 34", bloom 5", season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Wine red with near white edging and large lemon throat. Fire Chief Nicholas - 1994 height 32", bloom 4.25", season MLa, Tetraploid, Fragrant, Red with dark red eyezone and green throat veined maroon with gold throat. Golden Chance - 1970 height 28", bloom 6.5", season EM, Rebloom, Diploid, Fragrant, Gold with red edges and gold throat. Golden Prize - 1968 height 26", bloom 7", season La, Tetraploid, Gold self. Grape Velvet - 1978 height 24", bloom 4.5", season M, Diploid, Grape purple with medium large green throat. Hot Toddy - 1968 height 25i", bloom 6", season M, Diploid, Deep pink with bright pink midribs. Ice Carnival Illini Show Girl - 1984 height 32", bloom 6", season M, Tetraploid, Deep red self with very green throat. Light red self with green throat Joan Senior -1977 height 25", bloom 6", season EM, Rebloom, Evergreen, Diploid, Near white self with lime green throat. Laddie Boy - 1983 height 19", bloom 5.75", season M, Diploid, Watermelon red edged burgundy with raised pink midribs and gold throat. Laugh & Sing - 1985 height 32", bloom 4.5", season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Crimson with raised midribs and small green throat. Leebra Orange Crush - Gates-L. 1977 height 18", bloom 6", season EM, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, Fragrant, Cream orange with red eyezone and yellow green throat. Liebling - 1956 height 32", season EM, Diploid, Yellow tan bitone. Linda - 1936 height 48", 5" Spidery season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Orange light petals with orange yellow Light bicolor polychrome with spot or eyezone. Little Business Little Wart - 1964 height 24", bloom 3.25", season M, Diploid, Fragrant, Lavender self with green throat Mabel Nolen - 1984 28" Height, 6" Bloom, Early Mid Season, Diploid, Fragrant, Rose self with green throat. Malaysian Monarch - 1986 height 24", bloom 6", season EM, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Burgundy purple self with cream white throat. Mikado - 1929 height 36", Bloom 6.5" season EM, Rebloom, Diploid, Orange medium with spot or eyezone. green throat. My Ways - 1975 height 38", bloom 6", season EM, Rebloom, Diploid, Velvety ruffled red, medium yellow to green heart. Naughty Marietta - 1962 height 32", season EM, Diploid, Bright pink blend with gold throat. New Note - 1978 height 26", bloom 5", season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Cranberry red with blue cast on raised midribs and medium small greenish throat. Novelty Number - 1965 height 28", bloom 5", season M, Diploid, Buff yellow with rose red eyezone and green yellow throat. Perfect Peach Glory - 1996 height 20", bloom 5.5", season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Very Fragrant, Peach polychrome with rose pink halo and chartreuse throat. Pink Damask - 1951 36" Bloom 5" Midseason, Rebloomer, Diploid Medium Pink Self, Recurved, Slightly Ruffled Edges Pink Limeade - 1972 height 29", bloom 6.25", season EM, Diploid, Pale yellow suffused pink with lime throat. Pink Sleigh - 1977 height 30", bloom 6.5", season M, Diploid, Pale pinkish yellow blend with pale lime green throat. Prairie Belle Quicksilver - 1984 height 18", bloom 2.75", season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Lavender and cream bicolor with yellow green throat. Sammy Russell - 1951 height 30", season La, Diploid, Red dark self, deciduous. Sand Pebbles - 1976 height 26", bloom 5.5", season EM, Diploid, Dusty rose pink blend with yellow green throat. Savory - 1982 height 28", bloom 6.25", season MLa, Rebloom, Diploid, Magenta veined mahogany with slightly raised midribs and gold throat. Scalawag - 1971 height 32", bloom 7", season EM, Rebloom, Diploid, Golden yellow with brown edges and green throat.. Scarlet Orbit - 1984 height 22", bloom 6", season E, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Fragrant, Red self with chartreuse throat. Rose and cream edged rose bicolor with green throat. Shari Harrison - 1975 height 22", bloom 5.5", season EM, Rebloom, Diploid, Violet purple with deeper purple eyezone and green throat. Siloam Little Girl - 1976 height 18", season M, bloom 3.75", Diploid Shrimp pink with rose eyezone and green gold throat Siloam Plum Tree - 1978 height 24in, bloom 4in, season EM, Diploid, Deep purple self with green throat. Siloam Royality - 1993 height 26", season EM, bloom 5", Diploid Dark purple self with green throat Siloam Show Girl - 1981 height 18", bloom 4.25", season M, Dormant, Diploid, Red with deep red eyezone and green throat. Silver Shears - 1989 height 27", bloom 4.87", season M, Diploid, Light creamy yellow self with small yellow green throat. Sleigh Ride - 1966 height 20", bloom 5", season M, Rebloom, Diploid, Bright red self with grape green throat. Sligo - 1988 height 26", bloom 5.5", season M, Tetraploid, Dark red self with green throat. Strutter�s Ball - Moldovan, 1984 height 28", bloom 6", season M, Tetraploid, Black purple with very small silvery white watermark and silky halo above small lemon green throat. Study in Scarlet - Kirchhoff-D., 1985 height 28", bloom 5", season E, Rebloom, Tetraploid, Blood red self with green throat. Sugar Candy - Wild, 1973 height 34", bloom 5", season M, Diploid, Deep blue orchid with apricot throat. Sultan's Expression - 1987 height 25", bloom 5", season M, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Golden orange self with deep green throat. Spiritual Corridor. Thisby - Millikan-B., 1988 height 22", bloom 3.25", season EM, Diploid, Medium pink self with very green throat. Tutankhamun - Elliott, 1978 height 26", bloom 4.5", season M, Diploid, Very Fragrant, Lilac purple and cream edged lilac bicolor with deep lilac eyezone and green yellow throat. Wine Time - Wild, 1976 height 30", bloom 4.5", season EM, Diploid, Deep wine purple with chartreuse throat. Misc Mix of others not listed.

My grandma taught my Mom who repeated it to me, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all!" and... "If you look hard enough, you can find some good in every one." My Grandma (her pet name for me was "Obbie"...for some reason, I didn't pronouce "Grandma" and "Awe-bee" was the name she answered to when I was a small child. Even her neighbors & lots of friends called her "Obbie" throughout the years of my growing up. She was a "hired girl" on farms when she was a teenager...she was married and divorced at a young age...she was widowed after another marriage to my grandpa of 26 yrs...she worked in a bakery, she operated a cafe, she ironed clothes in her home for other families...she was always a HARD worker!...she passed that on to her 3 daughters & family. Here are some of my precious memories of my Grandma, Obbie that I wrote back in 1984 for a genealogy book my Mom created: In the back yard, Obbie had lots of flower gardens. I once found the cactus garden with my bare feet when I jumped a fence playing (where I shouldn't have been)! There were also lots of sour grapes, good ripe strawbeeries and lots of green apples. We were never without homegrown food at Obbie's. And, oh, that homemade jar of strawberry jam. Of course, inside the house, there were always homemade chocolate chip cookies. And on Sundays, the smell of Obbie frying chicken (that my 'grandpa butchered). Anyone was welcome to show up for Sunday dinner! Obbie taught me a few of the things every woman was supposed to know before growing up. The ol' treadle sewing machine put out lots of doll clothes and pin cushions. Crocheting chain stitches (by the miles). Obbie crocheted each grandchild an afghan for graduation. Never being bored at Obbie's, there were always old catalogs for cutting out paper dolls and clothes. (Ok, Gjers, I could go on & on...but I just want you to know that I was very blessed...I was a "crouper" as a child and finally outgrew it at 12 yrs. old...but my Obbie would always come running when I got sick...with "warm 7-up" and hugs. Anyway, I will end this post with a poem I wrote for this genealogy book (she died when my first grandchild was 4 mos. old): "My grandma, Obbie, always had time for her grandchildren. She was never too busy to forget us. I am the lucky one even to have had Obbie for my grandma... If I can be as strong, as you were strong, If I can give, as you have given, If I can be kind, as you always were kind, If I am loved, as you are loved, If I am cherised, as you are cherished, If I am mourned, as you are mourned, Then I can say..my life is truly blessed. Obbie passed on her love for gardening & flowers to me...as my grandpa did also...and my Dad. Here is a pic that I am so fortunate to have of my Grandma holding me in her backyard...I lived in the same household the first 2 yrs. of my life...and her LOVE shaped my life. Ahhh, pretty sentimental stuff...but I enjoyed all of your sharing and wanted to share a bit of this special lady! Thanks, Jeanne S.

Oh gee!! do I ever remember that Ed Sullivan Show in 1956. Everyone was agog with anticipation. We and a couple of other young couples had a party just to watch Elvis perform on that show. None of us had ever seen anything like it in public. The advance publicity had made such a big to-do about his sexy gyrations and whether or not Ed Sullivan would allow the viewing audience to actually see him do his thing, live, on stage, in person, WOW!! He didn't even do any back to front movements.....it was all side to side. Today, that wouldn't be considered sexy. When I see what passes for music, dancing, and public sex now, I wonder what influence did the acceptance of Elvis have. At least, he had a good voice.

Hahahaha...yes, it is EEEEEEEE-vil! The spawn of demons!!! (Or at least of Kevin McCarthy!) Seriously, it is an interesting looking plant, and has a nice bloom. But if you want to keep it from taking it over, I agree with sharbear. Keep concrete or something under the pot so the little plantlets don't drop down onto the dirt. I'm telling you...you will weed hundreds upon hundreds out of your planter. It is astounding how many babies it can produce. *plant singing here, sounding remarkably like Elvis* "I'm evil, evil, evil, thas me! Evil, evil, evil, thas me... So don't mess aroun', don't mess around with meeeeeeee!" (That plant is TALENTED too, eh?) Marcia