Way Up There
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| − | {{Registration|r=Seeker of Light|f=Arterial Blood|m=Pit Of Despair|h=Huben|y=2015|s=MH0874M|p={{price|WUT}}|i=60 M 4.25, Burgundy w'White Midrib, Dor Dip Ext|b=Five feet tall! | + | {{Registration|r=Seeker of Light|f=Arterial Blood|m=Pit Of Despair|h=Huben|y=2015|s=MH0874M|p={{price|WUT}}|i=60 M 4.25, Burgundy w'White Midrib, Dor Dip Ext|b=Five feet tall! A very clear burgundy with a white midrib, black veins and a green throat. 5 well-spaced branches, 20 buds and bolt erect scapes that do not fall.|d=Five feet tall! A very clear burgundy with a white midrib, black veins and a green throat. Most tall daylilies have the branches are clumped at the top: I describe that as "scape like a golf club." Not this one! 5 well-spaced branches, 20 buds and bolt erect scapes that do not fall. The flowers face outwards just below eye level for most people. |
[[File:Way Up There-2.jpg|760px]] | [[File:Way Up There-2.jpg|760px]] | ||
| + | Way Up There has slightly variable form: the above picture shows a better form in the Harmon garden, but the picture's color isn't as true as the first picture. | ||
[[File:Arterial Blood vs. Way Up There.jpg|760px]] | [[File:Arterial Blood vs. Way Up There.jpg|760px]] | ||
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| + | Way Up There is much taller and somewhat darker than its parent [[Arterial Blood]], as can be seen in the photo above. It is also not as saturated, and not as sunfast. Seedlings (look below) can be exceedingly dark and saturated, paler, more sunfast, wider or narrower, and even more clear-colored. I'm breeding with this one a lot for height, branching, budcount, clarity, and erect scapes which do not lean or fall. | ||
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