Those all really appeal to me. just when I think I am over the ruffle, flouncy ones, I see one I really. In this case, 3. The first one grabbed my attention and then you say it is a large flower, and tall... Of course, I'm kinds into teeth so of course I like those. Especially with a name like Ankle Biter

I like both W. Frilll and Thills and Laurelwoods Ankle Biter a lot. How short is the ankle biter?

Debra

All three are nice, but the prize goes to the inventive name of Ankle Biter. How funny is that!...........Maryl

The Westbourne looks as though it would indeed be an attention grabber. Really like the color on Crossfire and agree that Ankle Biter is a catchy name-also pretty lily!

Kate

That Westbourne is a bright pretty one. I always like reds, and Ankle biter is hilarious. Neat Post, nancy.

kay

Three great ones today! Its a shame when work gets in the way of fun! I think Ankle Biter is my favorite because its pink, such nice edges on all three I'm betting they will be used in your crosses : )

Sherry

Laurelwood's Ankle Biter is actually more peach than pink. It was in the shade and my cell phone camera's colors are a little off sometimes. It is registered at 23 inches with a 4.5 inch bloom, but mine has been slow to get established so it's not that tall and the bloom is not that large. I bought it to use with the small ones to bring in teeth.

Yes, I will be using the other two in crosses. I hope to get some fancy ones with a brighter red eye and yellow background by using W. Frills and Thrills and we are always after a toothy one with bright saturated colors.

Nancy

Love Westbourne Frills and Thrills!

Pretty

The Westbourne is a lavish daylily, beautifully captured. My only reservation is that with Fashion Police in its lineage, I wonder about consistency.

Very colorful post--always a fan of the Westbournes.

Nice blooms! I like all three. Great FFE on Laurelwoods Ankle Biter.

Lori