What was your reaction to this group? Halway another Georges. Ten Cent did not have good plant habit when I saw it. Fireheart a Culver, at 5 inches. I am always wary of evergreen doubles by Kirchhoff (such as Barbara). Pink Lady is eight years old. One wonders why there isn't more distribution. Thanks again!

Where's Waldo doesn't look anything like the data base photo. I like the one you have shown..Maryl

Mantis,

Brent wanted to make sure I saw MAGNIFY THE LORD. It was only a double fan. He stated that it took him a long time to find that plant. TEN CENT WINGS only had the two scapes pictured. There were many fans, but only 2 scapes. This was planted in the open field that he rents. LUST WITHOUT YOU had a good plant under it. It is on my list to get. FIREHEART is in my garden (planted this spring), so I wanted to compare it to mine. LET THE SEA RESOUND looks good in the gardens I have visited and are better than Karol's pictures. BOURNE IDENTITY is just not my thing so I didn't even look at the plant underneath the bloom. PRISM DRAGON and other Selman and SImpson introductions that I saw appeared to have colors that just grabbed my attention. Brent even made a similar remark as I was looking at PRISM DRAGON. I wonder if they would have jumped out at me if it was a sunny day? Thinking back to my Gettysburg visit, ONE FOR THE ROAD grabbed my attention.

David

I love what you have labeled as Where's Waldo, but like Maryl said, the colors and pattern don't match what's in the database. Your Charm City Cerise Glow looks happy in Brent's garden!

Debra

Where's Waldo is supposed to be MISSING WALDO. Brent has it mislabeled in his gardern. Thanks for pointing that out Maryl and Debra. I will let Brent know.

David

Missing W is very colorful here. I posted it earlier. This is a bad year, though, to judge performance (especially height). As for Simpson and Selman cultivars, I would say that Simpson has a reputation for less hardy plants. For both of them, there have been winners and losers.

I very much like this photo of Missing Waldo. I'll have to go back and look at the photo Mantis posted earlier.

Debra

I love the eyed one. We grow Prism Dragon, but right now it is under a nasty vine Bob planted. Missing Waldo is one I considered getting, but since we are downsizing, I have put most purchases on hold. Magnify the Lord has a great eye. Thanks for sharing your trip, David.

Nancy