VANILLA LACE was a wonder when it bloomed the first time. It had the biggest edge I had gotten on any seedling up to that point.
VANILLA LACE has good substance and holds well in full sun. The flowers bloom above the shorter foliage, and open well.
The color is lavender which has a more pinkish color in warmer weather. The edge is predominately white with some yellow or gold occasionally. It has a nice extending green throat. It has been fertile
both ways. It has been moderately easy to use as both a pod and
pollen parent. A very pretty flower .
$85.00 double fan
QUEEN'S CIRCLE (Kelly Mitchell 2006) Tet
(Awesome Blossom X Tet Lavender Blue Baby)
5" evergreen, early mid-season, 26"
rebloom, 25 to 30 buds
QUEEN'S CIRCLE brings a different double edge to daylilies. The color of QUEEN'S CIRCLE is a rich red violet with a dark blackish eye and double black and white to silver metallic edge.
I have been using QUEEN'S CIRCLE to breed for double edges with wider metallic silver edges. This has been made easier by the fact that QUEEN'S CIRCLE is a very easy pod parent. Pollen is also easy to use.
QUEEN'S CIRCLE is a vigorous grower with attractive foliage.
Makes a beautiful clump.
$125.00 double fan
WONDERFUL TO SEE (Kelly Mitchell 2006) Tet
((Raspberry BeretXSdlg)X(Monterrey Jack X Desperado Love))
6" semi-evergreen, early mid-season, 27" rebloom 30 buds
WONDERFUL TO SEE is the first in a number of seedlings I'll be introducing that have colors that are out of the ordinary.
WONDERFUL TO SEE has a eye and edge in a different magenta coral shade. The picture doesn't show the shade quite right. It is more to the coral side in person. The base color is a nice clean light yellow with a green cast.
It has been giving seedlings with yellow bases that have even more green in them.
A very easy parent both ways. Scapes often have 10 or more pods on them. A good rebloomer.
