Clyde Grammon seedling he calls, "Copper Butterfly"
Clyde Grammon seedling that won the Region 13 Clarence Crochet best seedling award in 2018.
Applique seedlings and introductions continue to evolve, giving us larger appliques, broken appliques, and the beginning of appliques with patterns in the eyes. In my humble opinion, Clyde Grammon of Louisiana has really taken the lead with his applique program. Some of the most gorgeous, eye catching appliques I have seen. Clyde has a Facebook page called "Everyday Acres," where he sells his introductions and you can see some of his lovely seedlings. Here's a few more:
Clyde Grammon seedling (Harlequin X Stenciled Perfection)
Clyde Grammon seedling
Clyde Grammon seedling he calls, "Chameleon."
Clyde Grammon seedling (Harlequin X Seedling) Notice how there is a pattern showing in the eye.
Clyde Grammon seedling (Harlequin Seedling)
Clyde Grammon seedling (Harlequin Seedling) sib to the one above
Clyde Grammon seedling (Appliques in different colors! Gorgeous!)
Clyde Grammon seedling
I have seen some really special seedlings and introductions from across the country on Facebook. Here are a few more:
One for the Ages (Petit/ Goff)
Rich Howard seedling (Waggle Dance X Cosmic Blast) Awesome!
Claudia Conway seedling (Moriah X Compass)
Mona of Gascone (Gaskins) Photo by Edvinas Misiukevicius. This one has awesome plant habit as well.
Marvelous in his Eyes (Tim Bell) Photo by Jacob Henry
Bill Maryott seedling
Louisiana Morning (Jeff Salter) Photo by Patrick Guidry
I know I probably forgot some, but this is a great sampling of what's out there. All photos are the property of those people above and use without prior consent is prohibited. Thank you all for sharing. Some very special daylilies and I am excited to see some of these bloom in my garden this summer. Next segment will feature green throated daylilies. I don't have quite as many pictures to share, but still some fabulous advancements. Stay tuned.
