experiments, again
No surprises here, either.
The parents are Dallas Star and Skinwalker. Got these seeds as a freebie -- I'm not usually into the super-thin, ribbony types of spider daylilies. (But neither am I into the super-full ruffly types that are so popular these days among the daylily crowd. That type of edging is often referred to as "chicken fat" and I just do not see the appeal.)
It's a bit wider than its spider parent -- I think I rather like it, though the bud count is not too impressive so far.
(Also, wow, it turns out I had the screen brightness on my phone turned way down. Now that I've moved the photos onto the computer they all look a bit overexposed....)
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The parents are Dallas Star and Skinwalker. Got these seeds as a freebie -- I'm not usually into the super-thin, ribbony types of spider daylilies. (But neither am I into the super-full ruffly types that are so popular these days among the daylily crowd. That type of edging is often referred to as "chicken fat" and I just do not see the appeal.)
It's a bit wider than its spider parent -- I think I rather like it, though the bud count is not too impressive so far.
(Also, wow, it turns out I had the screen brightness on my phone turned way down. Now that I've moved the photos onto the computer they all look a bit overexposed....)
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comments on that entry. Comments on Dreamwidth preferred.