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Lavender Daylilies 2023

2 years ago

Post your loveliest lavenders here. Show us as many photos as you would like. Seedling photos are welcome. The next color will be coral (coral red, coral orange, and coral pink or rose) on Monday.


Aerial Applique


Cobraskin Necktie


Lavender Evensong for Al


Orchid Linen


There's A Place


Untamed Heart


Age of Aquarius


Blue Over You X All Things to All Men


Coco's Curiosity X $exy Samantha


Freedom of Expression X Violet Sabrewing 2


Untamed Heart X There's A Place


Carolina Cool Down X Seedling


Debra

Comments (26)

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Debra, I like the Blue Over You seedling, great color!

    Not to many lavender ones here.


    Winifred Esther is a good performer, last season wasnt its best.


    Magic Lake is pinkish lavender, the weather never seems to affect this one. reliable but not vigorous.


    Flutterbye is reliable , i always get several good clump shots from it.


    Coco’s Curiosity is lavender here. Debra, Is yours lavender? seems to like my garden.


    Bluegrass Memories, love the color. This daylily does better with afternoon shade here.


    Baby Blue Eyes was a bonus plant for me. It is a very good smaller daylily. I dont remember seeing any splotchy blooms on it.


    Smurfette suffered last season and its fairly new here. I hope it does better the coming season, the blooms are so nice when the plant is happy.

    Sherry

  • 2 years ago

    Love all the lavenders posted. BLUE OVER YOU X ALL THINGS seedling is a looker.


    MAGIC AMETHYST: A reliable performer.


    BLESSED ART THOU: ORCHID Pink/ Light lavender. Whatever category, it is a very nice plant.


    CAROLINA COOL DOWN


    ENTWINED IN THE VINE


    LAVENDER FLYTRAP


    LAVENDER BLUE BABY


    COBRASKIN NECKTIE


    LIMELIGHT AND LAVENDER


    FRIEDA ALLEN JERRELL


    SKYHOOKS



    That is all from me.


    David

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    David and Sherry - Thanks for the comments on Blue Over You X All Things for All Men! I have some others from that cross that should bloom this year.

    Sherry - Your Winifred Esther always catches my eye with its bluesy colors. Yes, Coco's Curiosity is a lavender here, but in hotter temps it's a rosy lavender. Your picture of it with the bluer tones is very pretty! Could you post that one to the NGA database?


    Coco's Curiosity had an off year here last year. It was very short and didn't have many buds. Also with the cooler temps, it did show as much of an edge as in past years.


    David - I think Limelight and Lavender was the one you acquired for me. It's such a pretty shade of lavender. Mine has never bloomed. It hasn't been vigorous here and with its small fans it has repeatedly accidentally been mowed down. Carolina Cool Down looks pretty in your garden. I didn't get a photo of mine this year.

    Debra

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Irene Bally (new to my garden, hybridized by a friend in Ohio, Deryll Keatting).....very large blooms and a terrific bud count, vigorous and very pod fertile)....



    It can be a purple when it's chilly out like the photos I'm showing but most often is lavender in the heat.



    Carolina Twilight, needs to leave my garden since it doesn't like my winters


    Lavender Panties


    Age of Aquarius


    Orchid Corsage, an oldie but goodie


    Spirit of the Dove


    Berma Abercrombie


    Ocean Pearl....could also fit in the bitone thread


    Entrapment, a small bloom


    Jewel of the Oasis


    Enigma Code


    Ocean Spirit


    a lavender seedling of mine


    My seedling 'Throned in Glory' x 'The Royal Greens'



    Inquire Within


    Gone To Glory


    Mystery Being Written


    Blue Breasted Bee-Eater


    Blue Ghost (late in the day)


    and in the early morning.....


    Last Lama


    a diploid seedling


    a seedling of mine out of Gone To Glory x Awaken the Dawn


    In High Regard


    Frank's Star of Bethlehem


    Buzzer Beater


    Lavender Blue Planet


    my seedling 'Sky over Schuyler' x 'Blue Dolphin'


    'Carmen Renee' x 'Sky Over Schuyler' seedling


    Westbourne a Chip Off the Ol' Block


    Party Every Day


    another of my seedlings


    Pilgrim on Earth


    my seedling 'Leotha' x 'Claudine's Charm'


    Spiritual Corridor



    Sky Over Schuyler


    Blessed Art Thou


    Pitcairn Island


    Love this color on a seedling 'Bubble Yummin' Mama' x 'Pistachio Moon'


  • 2 years ago

    Nan - Thanks so much for the nice seedling comment! Best for Last is more of lavender here too, although it's registered as matte pink. Mine used to have wonderful bud counts and multiplied fast, but now its in too much shade to do well.


    Celeste - You have so many dreamy lavenders. How did you ever talk Deryll out of Irene Bally? I offered to buy it twice from him, but he never responded. I think it's very pretty. You have some wonderful lavender seedlings. My favorites are Gone to Glory X Awaken the Dawn with that marvelous edge and Sky Over Schuyler for its fantastic color.


    Debra

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    My climate means we mostly get mauve pink shades, which I do like but it's just not lavender. I have to stop myself when I see others pictures and remember that. Still I do appreciate lavender in others gardens. My appreciation for the color all started with Debra's English Lavender (do you still have it?), and goes to so many others posted now such as Orchid Linen (you know that edge gets me) and Age of Aquarius (looks a little mauve to me but pretty).......Sherry: Coco's Curiosity looks so pretty for you.....Celeste: You are the queen of purple and lavender with your climate. So many pretty ones. That's a great picture of Orchid Corsage, and a couple of your seedlings have turned out really well with the one out of Gone to Glory having the form I like the most...........I'm thinking some of Brad's seedlings may qualify for this catagory too when he posts. Looking forward to more.....................Maryl

  • 2 years ago

    Debra, I added Coco to the NGA database!

    Sherry

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Maryl - I do still have English Lavender, but it never seems to multiply where I have it now. It didn't bloom last season, along with about 60 others.


    Sherry - Thanks so much for adding your photo of Coco to the database!

    Debra

  • 2 years ago

    Mantis, I'm not seeing your photos.....but we'd like to see them! Hope you can get them posted.

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Spiritual Corridor did nothing this year. The Coco's Curiosity and Untamed Heart seedlings look interesting. As much bud count as the parents? Magic Amethyst tended to be splotchy in the spot I had it, right next to Born to Reign, which was exasperatingly splotchy. However, when I move things to the estate garden, which has more sun and a higher elevation (even though just a few blocks away), there is much less splotchiness with many cultivars.

    Jewel of the Oasis is a sparkling color. Carolina Cool Down was a shadow of last year's performance, but still good. It's a big plant, but I trim leaves in consideration of neighbors.

    Viagra Falls had a good year. Because of, or in spite of, the winter/spring? A good question for any of those that had a good year. Like many lavenders, it does not like hot mid-day sun and loses the impact of the bluish eye in more sun.




    Emmerich's Character Witness turned out to be an interesting color.


    Davisson's Love Song was quite good in spite of....


    Hanson's Sea World was pleasing.


    An older Moldovan, Pewter Lake, shone again as a neighboring bush was affected by the winter.


    Pray Without Ceasing looked good in this photo, but as a young plant, it had some splotches. Not a good year to judge splotches, as many were more prone.


    Marian Cavanaugh attracts attention in the garden, but does not have the ideal plant habit that Curt strives for.


  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Echo Beach performed well. A good grower and a favorite.


    Not a good year for Alan Watts


    I will allow myself a glamour shot of Sword of Justice. It had a decent year. Seldom splotchy. I got this when Debra pictured time after time, but haven't seen her show it recently.


    Emmerich's Kingdom Bound is superb, though subpar in a bad year.


  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Rice's Abraham Lincoln had a terrible year, but I got a good shot of the coloring, which can be difficult to capture. (Generally, lavenders are not popular.)


    Ring the Bells of Heaven can be lovely. The first two years, it had many splotchy blooms; then for some reason, spots were much diminished.


    Captain Freckles (Davisson).


    Hanson's Logically Implied. Not as many buds in this off year.


    Munson's Silver Ice.


    Edge of Irrelevance looks promising.


  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Royal Girls --doesn't like hot sun (like many purples). Have to capture early to get the unique lavender color.


    Lavender Blue Planet


    Ideological Worldview had an off year.

    Pray Without Ceasing looked good in this photo, but as a young plant, it had some splotches. Not a good year to judge splotches, as many were more prone.

    Marian Cavanaugh attracts attention in the garden, but does not have the ideal plant habit that Curt strives for.

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Hanson's Storm Surge. Form varies; large flower. Performance?



    Christopher Hitchens had a bad year, with shorter scapes and lower bud count. Sound familiar?



    Korth's Blue Healer



    Spiritual Corridor did nothing this year. The Coco's Curiosity and Untamed Heart seedlings look interesting. As much bud count as the parents? Magic Amethyst tended to be splotchy in the spot I had it, right next to Born to Reign, which was exasperatingly splotchy. However, when I move things to the estate garden, which has more sun and a higher elevation (even though just a few blocks away), there is much less splotchiness with many cultivars.

    Jewel of the Oasis is a sparkling color. Carolina Cool Down was a shadow of last year's performance, but still good. It's a big plant, but I trim leaves in consideration of neighbors.

    Viagra Falls had a good year. Because of, or in spite of, the winter/spring? A good question for any of those that had a good year. Like many lavenders, it does not like hot mid-day sun and loses the impact of the bluish eye in more sun.





    Emmerich's Character Witness turned out to be an interesting color.



    Davisson's Love Song was quite good in spite of....


    Hanson's Sea World was pleasing.

    An older Moldovan, Pewter Lake, shone again as a neighboring bush was affected by the winter.

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    I have no idea what you can or cannot see. These are the cultivars I pictured: Viagra Falls, Character Witness, Love Song, Sea World, Pewter Lake, Pray Without Ceasing, Marian Cavanaugh, Echo Beach, Alan Watts, Sword of Justice, Kingdom Bound, Abraham Lincoln, Ring the Bells of Heaven, Captain FReckles, Logically Implied, Silver Ice, Edge of Irrelevance, Royal Girls, Lavender Blue Plant, Ideological Worldview, Storm Surge, Christopher Hitchens, Blue Healer.


    Party Every Day


  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    Spiritual Corridor did nothing this year. The Coco's Curiosity and Untamed Heart seedlings look interesting. As much bud count as the parents? Magic Amethyst tended to be splotchy in the spot I had it, right next to Born to Reign, which was exasperatingly splotchy. However, when I move things to the estate garden, which has more sun and a higher elevation (even though just a few blocks away), there is much less splotchiness with many cultivars.

    Jewel of the Oasis is a sparkling color. Carolina Cool Down was a shadow of last year's performance, but still good. It's a big plant, but I trim leaves in consideration of neighbors.


    ^iagra Falls had a good year. Because of, or in spite of, the winter/spring? A good question for any of those that had a good year. Like many lavenders, it does not like hot mid-day sun and loses the impact of the bluish eye in more sun.




    Emmerich's Character Witness turned out to be an interesting color.


    Davisson's Love Song was quite good in spite of....


    Hanson's Sea World was pleasing.


    An older Moldovan, Pewter Lake, shone again as a neighboring bush was affected by the winter.


    Pray Without Ceasing looked good in this photo, but as a young plant, it had some splotches. Not a good year to judge splotches, as many were more prone.


    Marian Cavanaugh attracts attention in the garden, but does not have the ideal plant habit that Curt strives for.


    Spiritual Corridor did nothing this year. The Coco's Curiosity and Untamed Heart seedlings look interesting. As much bud count as the parents? Magic Amethyst tended to be splotchy in the spot I had it, right next to Born to Reign, which was exasperatingly splotchy. However, when I move things to the estate garden, which has more sun and a higher elevation (even though just a few blocks away), there is much less splotchiness with many cultivars.

    Jewel of the Oasis is a sparkling color. Carolina Cool Down was a shadow of last year's performance, but still good. It's a big plant, but I trim leaves in consideration of neighbors.

    ^iagra Falls had a good year. Because of, or in spite of, the winter/spring? A good question for any of those that had a good year. Like many lavenders, it does not like hot mid-day sun and loses the impact of the bluish eye in more sun.




    Emmerich's Character Witness turned out to be an interesting color.


    Davisson's Love Song was quite good in spite of....


    Hanson's Sea World was pleasing.


    An older Moldovan, Pewter Lake, shone again as a neighboring bush was affected by the winter.


    Pray Without Ceasing looked good in this photo, but as a young plant, it had some splotches. Not a good year to judge splotches, as many were more prone.


    Marian Cavanaugh attracts attention in the garden, but does not have the ideal plant habit that Curt strives for.


  • 2 years ago

    Mantis - It looks like your lavenders are showing up multiple times now. _iagra Falls looks to have a lot of buds! Marian Cavanaugh has such a pretty face! Is it low on branching an bud count for you? I also find Echo Beach and Royal Girls captivating. As for seedlings you asked about, this is the first year for the Untamed Heart seedling to bloom. Both it and its parent only had 7-8 buds in this bad year. The Coco's Curiosity kid has never shown as many buds as its mother, but it is a reliable rebloomer. I think it got hit by grubs last year, but I'm not sure. Sword of Justice did not bloom here this year.


    Debra

  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    I saw a clump of Marian Cavanaugh when it was just a seedling. It did have a lot of buds, but branching was more crowded than an ideal scape. I didn't know if it would be introduced. My plant is still young.



  • 2 years ago

    I'm back from vacation. I will pick up with this and go back to what I missed in the future. Lavenders are probably tied with purple as my favorite and this thread is amazing! Some of my favorites: Debra, Orchid Line, Age of Aquarious, Cocoa's Curiosity x $exy Samantha.

    Sherry, Fluttebye and Bluegrass Memories. David, Magic Amethyst and Lav. Baby Blue.

    Celese, Carolina Twilight, Carmen Renee x Sky Over Schueller, Frank's Star of Bethlehem, your dipoid seedling, Lav. Blue Planet and your beatufully colored 'Bubble Yummin' Mama' x 'Pistachio Moon',

    Debra's seedling, Blessed Art Thou x Great White

    Carmen Renee

    Egyptian Ibis

    My seedling, unregistered but called First Light.

    Metaphor

    Mediterranean Sailor

    Fiordiligi

    Benchmark

    Tune the Harp

    more below:

  • 2 years ago

    I have found that when I make a post, it disappears at first, then I refresh the page and there it is. FYI.

    Sovereign Queen, a Munson

    Kent's Favorite Two x Unknown

    Carmen Renee x Wilson Spider

    So Lovely x North Wind Dancer

    So Lovely x VT Fondly Kin 1

    So Lovely x VT Fondly Kin 2

    Brad


  • 2 years ago
    last modified: 2 years ago

    What are the parents of First Light? Looks like a bitone.

  • 2 years ago

    Mantis, First Light is Fiordiligi x Siloam Amazing Grace. Fiordiligi can be bitone sometimes.

    Brad

  • 2 years ago

    First Light is nice with its ruffled edges and rounded form......Sovereign Queen is a pretty Munson....... You do lavender well in your climate............Maryl

  • 2 years ago

    Brad,


    Your seedling FIRST LIGHT is beautiful. Love the ruffles. Love the midrib as well. It reminds me of several Bennett intros but only in lavender.


    David

  • 2 years ago

    Brad - "First Light" is pretty with its ruffles and colors! I also like Carmen Renee X Wilson Spider a lot!


    Debra

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