one last seedling and an Irish Lullaby. that would be the common parent for the last several days. there is a very pastel touch of color in Irish Lullaby and perhaps a touch more in the seedling. three images. first the seedling and last the parent.
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what a gorgeous Lily, I had not seen this one, I do like the name 🙂
I will have to look for one now LOLs…
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maryrose
To me, this one combines gentleness with happiness. It’s lovely.
This is lovely. I nearly always prefer these in-between colours to the more primary ones.
Too funny I live in Ireland and never heard of Irish Lullabye! Thank you for the education!
heretherebespiders – Irish Lullaby was named and hybridized by a wonderful lady just outside of Columbus Ohio. So I am not surprised you have not heard of it. It is quite a wonderful flower. Relatively speaking there are not too many daylilies raised here that have made the journey across the pond. Many have made the journey and they continue to travel. Still there are many more that have not made the journey. Not sure if Irish Lullaby has done so. It is a gorgeous mid season plant. Thanks !