this is a plant that has been a parent to several seedlings. and will be again. skinny and bright orange. search for Bagana and find a few. if not Bagana perhaps one of its seedlings will be crossed with last night’s plant Thorhalla. three images…
yes. another Irish Lullaby seedling. this one is a cross with another seedling – Blue Lustre and Mascara Snake. this one has full formed round petals. it is not as skinny as yesterday’s flower. and it is every bit as pretty.
8/4
this is most likely a sibling to this other seedling. then again it could be my extremely accurate ability to almost get things right… two images
7/22
what is in the garden ? well if you are doing it right – you are. it does not have to be your garden. it just has to be you in a garden. any garden. that includes untended and wild gardens. sometimes you just have to be there. see it and feel it. find it. tonight this is what is to be found in the digital garden. a seedling – Prague Spring x Gift Tie) x Sally Sue. two images..
7/6
this is a seedling. one that is doing what i most enjoy seeing. an open star shaped form. petals that are longer and narrow. petals with a bit of a pinch. now the questions comes – given some time to recover from transplant how tall will these flowers grow ? two images..
7/5
it is late. where is the white rabbit from Alice in Wonderland when one needs him ? and the fairies are outside sprinkling that white stuff ! this is the other flower – the one that at least for now will not be named for a granddaughter. the sibling to this flower has an alternate destiny. and we will get to that one in good time. right now were gonna do the one that will remain a seedling for now. though i think one way or another it too just might be registered…
some crosses are a stretch. whether it’s a far out left handed crochet, an unusual quilting maneuver, or a strange shot from half court – sometimes you have to let it all hang out and take a swing, make a cross you normally would not take. then again some of us are more comfortable doing this with a higher frequency. abandoning the sure thing in exchange for a possible sure surprise. this is one. a seedling with one half from a newer daylily and the other going back to much earlier times. and the orange shade makes for a nice change. two images…
8/7
big clump. they are Webster’s Pink Wonder. a 13 in 33 cm flower on a 36 in 86 cm tall plant. time to let this flower take over three images
7/13
a bit of an edge. just a wink. there is a narrow eye band, very faint and very pale. a hint of a silvery grey zone and a barely darker outer edge. there, still not quite there. and a pale edge. enough to move this seedling into the next bed. enough to move me. two images
7/30
about the ruffles ? it seems this is another flower that has escaped my attention. this is Kipling, ruffles and all. a whole lot of orange, a touch of yellow and dressed with ruffles. two images
7/13
a north east ohio garden 