Melanie Mason, Claudia Conway,Eddy Muers on the Daylily Teeth Blog

Freedoms Triumph x God Save the Queen1 Melanie Mason, Claudia Conway,Eddy Muers on the Daylily Teeth Blog

Freedom's Triumph--x--God Save The Queen, Claudia Conway

Claudia Conway,N.H. , writes “I really feel, as I have said before, that DLs are evolving towards toothy edges…
From small bumps or knobby edges…we are able to make crosses that have a higher percentage
possibility of teeth in the offspring…as you say making the edge pop…. ”

Melanie Mason, N.Y., in response to Jamie Gossard “Re: Ripped edges… although visually I agree with Jamie Gossard that the edges have a torn appearance, if you look carefully, the color of the toothy edge persists completely around the petal, with no interuption. My thoughts are that at somewhat regular intervals along the edge, there is cellular proliferation. At these intervals, the edge grows faster than the petal, allowing teeth, knobs, horns, and even tentacles to appear. Nevertheless, even in the absence of these protrusions, the edge is apparent.”

Eddy Muers, Belgium, writes  “Where can we place this phenomenon” ??

eddy zaailingen 011 Melanie Mason, Claudia Conway,Eddy Muers on the Daylily Teeth Blog

What are these protrusions?, Eddy Muers

 

 Thanks Claudia, Melanie and Eddy!

More tomorrow on the daylily teeth blog.

Mike

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