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Seedling 2006 J6
19",
5.5", yellow self, 50% polytepal blooms
(MUDRA
X DEMPSEY FOURSOME)
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Seedling 2006 L3
25",
6", yellow self, 33% polytepal blooms
(MUDRA
X DEMPSEY FOURSOME)
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Seedling 2006 K1
21",
6", peach with yellow throat, 100% polytepal
(MUDRA
X DEMPSEY FOURSOME) |
Seedling 2006 K4
19",
6", purple with dark purple eye and yellow/green throat,
100% polytepal
(MUDRA
X DEMPSEY FOURSOME) |
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Seedling 2006 L4
27",
6", pink with purple eye, large vein, green throat, 75%
polytepal
(MUDRA
X DEMPSEY FOURSOME) |
Seedling 2006 P2
21",
5", pink with red blush and red eye, green throat, 13%
polytepal
(UNINHIBITED X DEMPSEY FOURSOME) |
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Seedling 2006 Q3
16",
5.5", pink double, with green throat, ruffled edges, 33%
polytepal
(UNINHIBITED X DEMPSEY FOURSOME) |
Seedling 2006 R2
26",
5", pinkish red double with green throat and ruffled edges,
25% polytepal
(UNINHIBITED X DEMPSEY FOURSOME) |
One of our Club Members,
Harland Merriam, collects and hybridizes polytepal daylilies.
The six pictures above are from recent seedlings blooming in the
spring of 2008. He has over 1000 poly x poly seedlings in
evaluation.
His goal is to create a
highly rust resistant, semi-evergreen or evergreen, re-blooming,
polytepal daylily with at least 16 buds and 3 branches with
outstanding plant habits and qualities.
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