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Forestlake Ragamuffin, Part 11, A Daylily Teeth Blog

Posted on November 10, 2010 by Mike

FLR Seedling, Jack Looye Lemon yellows are among my favorite colors. Unfortunately, I don’t see many seedlings out of FLR that are yellow. Jack Looye provided this image of a seeding he hybridized (sdlg x Forestlake Ragamuffin). While Jack didn’t … Continue reading →

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RUBY CORONA: a daylily to use for teeth hybridizing

Posted on November 9, 2010 by Mike

WHITE FANG x RUBY CORONA John Benz Nancy Olson asked  “Do you have any suggestions of a toothy cultivar that would enhance the height and branching and still keep the red prominent?” Looking for a tall toothy red daylily is … Continue reading →

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Forestlake Ragamuffin, Part 10 David Hansen

Posted on November 8, 2010 by Mike

David Hansen seedling Welcome back. We attended the  Midwest Hybridizers image presentation meeting this Saturday.  Hundreds of new seedlings were shown by the novice hybridizers to the experienced hybridizers. Not surprisingly,  many of the hybridizers presented daylilies with teeth.  Furthermore, FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN was in many of … Continue reading →

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FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN Part 9, Daylily Teeth Blog Angelo Brunetti

Posted on November 5, 2010 by Mike

Critical Mass x Bass Gibson Angelo Brunetti Angelo Brunetti e-mailed me an image of a seedling that he hybridized. The cross is (CRITICAL MASS x BASS GIBSON). If you didn’t read the post on BASS GIBSON, you may want to … Continue reading →

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FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN Part 8, Daylily Teeth Blog

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Mike

WILD HAIR, Tom Polston I received an update from John Rice today in regard to BASS GIBSON. John stated “JAGUAR’S PAW is a sib to JAGUAR.  Everett told me there were 3 siblings (these 2 and 1 other) and one … Continue reading →

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FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN Part 7, Daylily Teeth Blog

Posted on November 3, 2010 by Mike

BASS GIBSON , John Rice The cross of John Rice’s BASS GIBSON is (Forestlake Ragamuffin x seedling). The seedling was known previously as Jag 3, hybridized by Everett Dougherty in the mid 1990’s. John Rice has subsequently registered the seedling … Continue reading →

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Forestlake Ragamuffin, Part 6

Posted on November 2, 2010 by Mike

I ran across MARMALADE MUNCHER (Forestlake Becky X Forestlake Lawdy How Gaudy) on the Lily Auction last week. FORESTLAKE BECKY has FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN as a parent. The hybridizer of M.M.  is Mike Grossman of Minnesota. I quickly glanced past the cuping … Continue reading →

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Forestlake Ragamuffin Part 5

Posted on October 31, 2010 by Mike

John Rice introduced ANNETTE’S MAGIC in 2004. I like this outcross.  The cross was ED BROWN x FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN.  ANNETTE’S MAGIC has a 28” scape and 5.5” bloom.  Ragamuffin in this example put teeth on a first generation cross on … Continue reading →

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Why You Should Register For The Blog

Posted on October 29, 2010 by Mike

SEE ME FEEL ME TOUCH ME I wanted to touch base with everyone about the daylily blog.  If you haven’t registered , you can do so at the bottom of the page in the Admin area. When you register you will  recieve an email when blogs are … Continue reading →

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Forestlake Ragamuffin Part 4

Posted on October 28, 2010 by Mike

SILENCE OF THE LAMBS David Mussar posed the question of plant habit when hybridizing with FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN. In some circles of thought, hybridizers suggest that the pod parent is responsible for plant habit. FLR was registered at 28 inches, with … Continue reading →

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Forestlake Ragamuffin, Part 2

Posted on October 26, 2010 by Mike

BRISTLING FURY If you’ve seen the kids out of Forestlake Ragamuffin, you probably noticed that its coloration is recessive and the teeth transfer is dominant.  I saw a hundred or so kids of the FLR cross onto Tetra Spindazzle and … Continue reading →

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Dan Trimmer, PATRIARCH of TETRA SPINDAZZLE

Posted on October 21, 2010 by Mike

NORTHERN EDGE Another hybridizer that used Tetra Spindazzle  early on was  Bob Schwarz.  Bob and Dan Trimmer were friends.  So Dan gave a piece of Tetra Spindazzle to him.  Bob introduced his LAUGHING GIRAFFE, reg. 1997 out of it.  If … Continue reading →

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