Thanks, Kate. Yes, Debra's seedling has many buds and is quite tall as well.I wanted to post Gemstone since the first two blooms weren't fabulous and I like the big flat flowers too..

They are opening fairly fast now. I think thereare ten more that started blooming today (Sunday) It is always fun to see what has opened (or is opening).

kay

The seedling looks good, but it doesn't have as many buds as I would have hoped for you. None of those scapes appear to have bud counts in the teens, while it usually has 12-17 here. It is a fast multiplier and makes a beautiful clump though. I think my favorites of these today are Lady Dragon and Stenciled Infusion. Of course, I always like Diver Down too! The million bells look fabulous edging that bed. Like Kate, I've only grown them in pots before, but I like how they look in the ground.

Debra

Debra ’s seedling is the winner today! I also like Lady Dragon. All are lovely, of course. Cant wait to see some lovely clump shots .

Sherry

Debra, I am very happy with the buds it has. It is a baby yet and it is multiplying very well. I grow Million bells in pots, but someone in Texas who used to post here showed them in the groun and I like them very well so I decided to try it. /And I do like them. If blooming slows down a bit of dilute Epsom salts starts it again.

Thank you Sherry. I have always liked it. You can't tell from my photo but it is nice and tall too.

kay

Another lovely group of blooms. Nice seedling and will be blooming for quite a long time with all those buds.

Thank you, Julia. I think it will bloom a lot too.

kay

Gemstone Red (a Reimer) is attractive with that expansive throat/eyezone. Debra's seedling is looking good. And Lady Dragon (a Trimmer) certainly calls for attention. The calibrachoa are very nice!

Thanks you so much, Mantis.