Of the registered ones, I like S. David Kirchhoff and S. Jack Spratt. They are such wonderful little patterned jewels. Of the seedlings, the first is my favorite. The colors and wonderful, and that form doesn't bother me. Is is a dip or a tet?

Debra

Love, love love the seedling with the sky blue edge. I don't keep up on all the newest cultivars but I don't believe I've seen a blue edge like that before.

I really like that first seedling the best of all your pics. It is lovely.
kay

Backyard seedling is beautiful as well as S.Rhinestone cross, they are my two favorites today

Like the first seedling best.

thanks y'all, that photo was taken this morning and it was "blue"er while still cool out... alas.
Deb, it's a dip of course of course.. :)
dean

The first seedling is really pretty.

The first seedling is my pick---love that color. Also like Siloam Jack Sprat. Avedon

You have a nice collection of Siloams. Seedlings are pretty. How long have you had them?

Julia

thanks Julia, I do love my Siloams, at first that was all I daylily I thought I would ever grow. I worked for Mrs. Henry in Siloam springs for about 7 summers and she was very dear to me. However after joining a local club I started growing other newer daylilies and went from there.
I've had siloam dls for I guess ten years since I've had the house adding more as I find them, and the seedlings I've had for either two or three years, sometimes it takes more than 2 for the plant to get big enough, but it's been exciting after the wait to see what you end up with. it's also funny to wait that long and then dig up the plant and throw it out when it's nothing all that. ha . :)
dean

WOW I agree that first seedling is stunning I love the color and the form.
Linda