New and Never-Before-Seen Daylilies
Over the last few years, Gardens at Waters East (GAWE) has hybridized many daylilies, more than four-hundred in all. The process takes approximately four (4) years from time of pollination to first full blooms. Some work, but lots of joy and excitement when the final “product” emerges in those first days of a newly created flower as it comes to life.
The offspring are often a surprise! Recessive and past dormant genes appear that were hidden in the parents, creating new and varied plants never before seen. Here is when a gardener can sit back in awe and drink in what has been created.
This posting is one of a number in a series of photo postings showing recently hybridized daylilies. Each posting will state some information or “code reference” on the parentage of the new daylilies while protecting the exact details.
Information Base - for the following daylilies
ID Code # 28 .07.10
Series: Rainbow
Female: restricted M.K
Male: restricted M.K.
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Your new daylilies look amazing!
ReplyDeleteI want to give it a shot to hybridization some day, tho i would like to try with strawberries.
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Beautiful!!! Each one unique in it's own way! There's nothing quite like the joy you feel when these new plants bloom.Thank you for sharing:)!!!
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