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Friday's blooms (Many new ones)

5 years ago

Before I start to show some new ones, I have to show Jazz Me Blues (a Bennett intro). I had posted a picture of it earlier and noted a pattern beginning to to show in the throat. Today, there was a different pattern.



Very excited to see this. I have never seen this with this plant in all the years I have grown it. I will be curious to see what the next few days bring.


WOODSIDE ROMANCE: All the blooms were polytepals



VIRGINIA PECK: The first plant I won at a club auction 25 years ago.



More in the comments


David

Comments (9)

  • 5 years ago

    More Bennett intros


    Passing Fancy: Somewhat new. It has great plant habit with three way branching.



    JUBILEE BALL: One of my favorites.



    POLAR FIZZ:



    SALTY SKIPPER: I know Mantis likes this one. I am beginning to come around with liking it more and more.



    Tainted Love: One of the few nonpinks and nonwhites that he introduced. Not the best picture as the blooms were crowding each other, but it is a good one.



    Continued

  • 5 years ago

    Here is the last Bennett and it is a repeat, but a better picture.

    Have a Heart




    WEBSTER'S PINK WONDER was very large this morning.



    MEGATRON was even bigger



    IT'S THE RAGE: Relatively new to the garden (2 years)



    Continued

  • 5 years ago

    SHIRLEY'S RED DRAGON: Purchased it off the LA last Fall. This is its first bloom.



    NEW COVENANT: I am really liking this one and the color. The color is that vibrant in real life.



    SMOKEY MOUNTAIN AUTUMN: Looking really good this morning.


    PINK TARANTULA: Still in a pot. It will have a home in the ground come August/September. I love it and I nothing like it in the garden.



    There are more to post, but it is late and I am tired.


    Thanks for looking.


    David

  • 5 years ago

    What a good picture of the UF Pink Tarantula. I find the Picture of the shape and symmetry of this bloom unusually attractive to my non UF taste. Good job on the pic..............Bennett pinks are always top notch in the color department. Out of curiosity, when did he die? That pattern on Jazz Me Blues looks very "now"..........I am always happy to see Smokey Mountain Autumn. It's one I grew many years ago and remember fondly..... And I also like Bennetts non pink, Tainted Love. Do the blooms typically crowd each other out?...................Maryl

  • 5 years ago

    Maryl,


    I have Kay to thank for the PINK TARANTULA. She posted many pictures of it, that it appealed to my UFO/spidery taste. I'd like to think that I don't grow many spidery types, but they are increasing in their presense in the garden.


    Mr. Bennett passed away on April 21, 2015.


    Jazz Me Blues has never shown this pattern before. My best guess is that it comes from the LAVENDER BLUE BABY side of things. I see LBB in the background of several patterned plants. The other parent, KIWI MAGIC, has not passed on that pattern from what I can see.


    TAINTED LOVE has multiple scapes blooming, so the blooms in the picture are from 3 separate scapes.


    David

  • 5 years ago
    last modified: 5 years ago

    What a nice pattern on Jazz Me Blues! What size is the bloom on that one, and is it a dip? I like Pink Tarantula, Passing Fancy and Jubilee Ball.

    Debra

  • 5 years ago

    I always enjoy seeing Salty Skipper, Passing Fancy caught my eye. i enjoy seeing your Bennet daylilies, there arent any in my gardens

    Sherry

  • 5 years ago

    Jazz Me Blues is so pretty. Passing Fancy looks good. Smoky Mountain Autumn stuns when it looks like that.

  • 5 years ago

    An exciting post. New Covenant does have a vibrant color.

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