Bold Tiger

Double Kwanso

Frank Smith

highland Pinched Fingers

Olive's odd one

orange cream

Orange Velvet

Tuscawilla Tigress

BERTIE FERRIS

AUGUST ORANGE a late bloomer

APRICOT WAX this one is somewhat orange,_

DUKE OF DURHAM I have several that are mixed colors

I've got a few more, maybe even more orange than these but I have to transfer them to Flikr before I can post them
here.

Kay/phal

MATCHLESS FIRE one of my absolute favorites even though
it is a red/orange combo

All of my oranges ones----hey some of the rest of you join
us two.

I like this game.

kay/phal

it is a red/orange combo

CHESAPEAKE CRABLEGS:

ORANGE VELVET:

CARROT ROUGE TRUFFLE:

BRONZE EYED BEAUTY:

MARGARET TUCKER:

ORANGE GROVE:

SCREAMCICLE:

DANCES WITH GIRAFFES:

AUTUMN ORANGE TRUFFLE:

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN HAYRIDE: (this is a polychrome, but it has a lot of orange)

TRICKSTER:

PRIMAL SCREAM (who could be w/o this one?)

MARK ALAN CARPENTER:

MEAN GREEN:

MANGO CHUTNEY:

MICRO DOTS: ( great little plant!):

FESTIVE GINGERBREADS: (a really funky different one by Curt Hanson)

GLORIOUS AUTUMN:

This was a seedling of Dan Trimmer's - very intense orange. It will probably be a future:

TIGER BY THE TAIL:

MOUNT HERMAN MARVEL:

ORANGE PUFF:

PEACH MAGNOLIA:

ORANGE ELECTRIC:

ORANGE BRAID:

OLIVER BILLINGSLEA:

I think of fooled me as mostly orange.

That's all I've got pics of. I do have a couple of orange Noids and several that either didn't bloom yet, the pic was bad or I just didin't get a shot of. This is so much fun. I've seen several more that I 'NEED'. LOL

Kim

Kim

CONNIE CAN'T HAVE IT

DAINTY DESIGNER

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

JERRY PATE WILLIAMS

MEXICAN HOLIDAY

MERRY MOPPET

ON LOOKS ALONE

PARADISE OF GOD

PURL GRIFFIN

SPACECOAST TINY PERFECTION

SWIRLING PETTICOATS

Now the seedlings:

This second year bloom might be yellow, but it has the orange shading neat the edges of the petals. Last year it was much more orange although still washed over a yellow background.

And this first year bloom could be a lot of colors - - maybe a touch of a touch of rose, coral and pink, but then again, maybe some orange. I'm looking forward to next spring to see what this will turn into. IF nothing else, it should be interesting as a hybridizing flower.

Larry

Dani

Dot

BAHAMA BUTTERSCOTCH

MAUNA LOA

SOMBRERO WAY

SPACECOAST CITRUS KICK

SWEET OLE MAN

WEB OF INTRIGUE

Julia