Beautiful! I wouldn't be worried about the last one, although I don't personally know it. It's still alive, there is new growth. Could be that it's just a slow grower, there are a lot ot those. chris

i really have no clue what you mean.. just post them in this post.... if at first you dont succeed.. fry,fry a hen ... i mean.. try try again ... ken

Laura, I love each and every one of your 'babies'! How exciting for you to see them bloom. As you know, I'm just starting with the seedling addiction and it will be another year or two (or more, in my climate) before I see blooms. I always love to see what others are getting from their crosses. Each of these has great merit and are beautiful to my eye. I'm loving the green throats on the first three and the last 4 are so vibrant, with great form and color. I could actually tell they had Emmerich in them. You've done a great job, daylily mama!

Wow, Laura.....You can definitely see Jellyroll Morton in that last picture of it! I really like the pinching too. I especially like the way it looks in photo #1. This will be an interesting daylily to keep us updated on over the season and next year. It reminds me of some of Curt Hanson's newer daylilies. (Jellyroll makes a good parent) .You did good! I don't suppose you know who the other parent is, do you? I will have to use Jellyroll in my hybridizing this summer, for sure.