BLOG SHOTS #7

GAWE - BLOG  SHOTS

Each month Gardens at Waters East (GAWE) will post two or more never before seen photos of “garden life” called - - BLOG SHOTS.  Here are the photos for today.

moments in the garden - - enjoy

 Daylily - Nefertitii

Blue Flax & Marguerite Daisy

 

Egyptian "Walking Onion" - garlic & Poppies

Old Fountain Head

Green textures of the Rain Garden

Reference Note:  For a complete list of the ten (10) Principles of Design used here and throughout Gardens at Waters East, check out the archive postings for November 14 – 24, 2010.

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New Hybridized Daylilies Part 6

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.               

Flaming Queen

 Boy Toy

Pride

Ruby Red Slippeers

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New Hybridized Daylilies Part 5

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 daylily

ID Code #  20  .07.10

Series:    Lighthouses of Lake Michigan        

Female:  Yellow Hyperion          

Male:      mystery               

 Cana Island Light

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code # 21  .07.10

Series:     Gardens of the World       

Female:     Yellow Hyperion       

Male:         Raspberry Lipstick C.M.            

 Olbrich Botanical Gardens

Madison, Wisconsin

Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden

CSU, California

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code #  22  .07.10

Series:     Presidents of America       

Female:      Mary Wentworth      

Male:          restricted            

 Thomas Jefferson

George Washington

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Information Base - for the following daylily

ID Code #  25  .07.10

Series:      Kewaunee Heritage Series      

Female:        Pumpkin Glow B.S.    

Male:            restricted           

 Kewaunee "Great Fire"  1898

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New Hybridized Daylilies Part 4

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 daylily

ID Code #13 .07.10

Series:      One and Only      

Female:     Pumpkin Glow       

Male:         Red / Green Throat M.K.             

 James Pierce

founder Pierce Township - Kewaunee, Wisconsin

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Information Base - for the following daylily

ID Code #16 .07.10

Series:     Patriots       

Female:   Yellow Hyperion         

Male:       Raspberry Lipstick C.M.                 

 Paul Revere

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code #17 .07.10

Series:    Lake Series #3        

Female:      Ice Carnival      

Male:          Raspberry Lipstick C.M.            

 Waves

Calm Waters

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code # 18  .07.10

Series:     Friends & Lovers       

Female:      Pink Lady WM      

Male:          Brave Heart           

 Alexander The Great

 Hephaestion

                     

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New Hybridized Daylilies Part 3

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 daylily

ID Code # 2  .07.10

Series:    Friends & Lovers        

Female:    Red / Yellow Throat WM        

Male:        Raspberry Lipstick C.M.                

 Poseidon & Pelops

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Information Base - for the following daylily

ID Code # 5  .07.10

Series:         Myth   

Female:       Pink Lady WM     

Male:           Grape Juice S.B.           

 Bacchus / Dionysus

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code # 10  .07.10

Series:       Lake Series #1     

Female:       Ice Carnival     

Male:           Yellow / Red Throat  WM          

 Pisces

Talking Waters

First Light

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code #11  .07.10

Series:         Lake Series #2   

Female:     Ice Carnival       

Male:         Dark Red WM             

Safe Harbor

Sea Marks

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Information Base - for the following daylilies

ID Code # 12  .07.10

Series:      Friends & Lovers      

Female:    Pink Lady WM        

Male:        Yellow Throat M.K.              

 Romeo

Juliet

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New Hybridized Daylilies Part 2

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 # 7  .07.10

Series:  American Treasures          

Female:  Pink Lady WM          

Male:      Raspberry Lipstick C.M.                  

Redwood Forest

Mesa Verde

Picture Rocks Lakeshore

Painter Desert

Mount Hood

Grand Canyon

Glacier National Park

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New Hybridized Daylilies Part 1

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 #8 .07.10

Series: Architect            

Female:  Pumpkin Glow B.S.           

Male:  Grape Juice S.B.                     

Frank Lloyd Wright - Falling Waters

Frank Gehry - Disney Hall

Maya Lin - Vietnam Vetrans Memorial

Richard Meier - Getty Center

William Morris - pioneer of Art & Craft movement

Richard Neutra - International Style

Jorn Utzon - Sydney Opera House

William Le Baron Jenney - father of American Skyscrapers

Richard Buckminster Fuller - geodesic Dome

Mies van der Rohe - Farnsworth Glass House IL

I. M. Pei - Pyramide du Louvre

Norma Sklarek - 1st black woman architect - LAX terminal

Walter Gropois - founder - Bauhaus design

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