Pixie Dragon X Northwood Dot Com OR Crazy Lace - 10 seeds
(pod X pollen)

Pixie Dragon (Gossard 2015) - dor/34"/4"/mid/26-30/5-way/dip

Northwood Dot Com (Seifert 2019) - semi/33"/5"/mid/16-20/3-way/dip

-OR-

Crazy Lace (Wild 1966) - dor/30"/5.5"/mid/?/?/dip

(hybridizer & year) - (foliage/scape height/bloom size/bloom time/bud count/branching/ploidy)

Keywords - diploid, rebloom, diurnal, early morning opener, EMO, dormant, unusual form, spatulate, vigorous X rebloom, diurnal, diploid, edge, eye, dotted, spotted, stipples, stippled, stipple - OR - stipple, stipples, stippled, peach, pink, pastel, dormant, diploid, rare

Inspiration for the cross - SO I GOOFED this season! I had both Northwood Dot Com and Crazy Lace in bloom at slightly different times, and both were new to the garden this year. Crazy Lace is in the top row of the 4-photo grid, and Northwood Dot Com is in the bottom. Both are light to white stipples, and well, at some point during my hybridizing I started using pollen from Crazy Lace and marking it as Northwood Dot Com. On the pollen side of my hybrids this year, most of the seeds marked as Northwood Dot Com could have been Crazy Lace. I didn't make the mistake going the other way, as anything I tagged as Crazy Lace I knew what I was using, and when it came to pod parents, there was no confusion at harvest time which was which. So...all that said, the bottom line is that in a fair amount of crosses, I may never really know which pollen was used, particularly if I remade the cross several times over the season, as I did with this one. As such, it's a slight mystery, and I'm offering the seeds at a bargain price given fact that it could be either pollen parent. Regardless of this mix-up, I think these are actually really nice seeds and the general concept of the cross is the same, whichever plant was actually used as the pollen donor! STIPPLES. It's that simple.

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In a nutshell:

• Payments via PayPal- please wait to pay either monthly, or when you're done bidding.
• Happy to combine auction wins over multiple weeks, just communicate
• USA winners, shipping starts at $5
• Canada, ask first
• All others: sorry, not shipping to you at this time!
• All seeds are from this season
• All photos are ours from our garden unless otherwise noted.
• All seeds have been examined, bad or questionable seeds culled, and good seeds are appropriately dried and refrigerated.
• All seeds will be re-checked during packing! If they're not good, you will be refunded!
• Seed growing is a gamble and results aren't guaranteed, so don't bid more than you can comfortably risk!
• For those that are new to this: Daylily hybrids do not come true to seed; every seedling will be an individual, unique bloom.
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Winter 2023-2024 is our second season selling daylily seeds hybridized by Matt (dad) and Ethan (son) in our zone 4b (sometimes 3b) garden in Duluth, Minnesota, at the tip of Lake Superior! (we've been selling hosta seeds for a few years now)! We took good notes, had lots of help from fellow hybridizers, and we're excited to share what we've created this year!

All seeds are from the 2023 season unless otherwise noted. All photos are of our own plants unless otherwise noted (getting teeth to express this far north?!!)

All seeds air dried for at least 2 days, some many more. The first seeds from 2023 went into refrigeration on 9/27/22, and we are continuing to pack and store seeds at this time. We have done a meticulous job preparing these seeds, and they are sold as-is (again, see our About Me page for full terms). Please do not bid if you are uncomfortable with the information we've provided.

Payment

We prefer PayPal payments; note that you can pay with your credit card even if you don't have a PayPal account. You are welcome to rack up wins over multiple auction cycles; please just check in with us if you're going to continue bidding. We'll simply collect your total when you're ready to have us ship! If you haven't won in a while, we'll ask that you settle your tab within 7 days of your last win. Bottom line, just communicate in a timely fashion and everything should go well!

United States

Shipping - USPS First Class - $5 for up to 10 packets. All seeds shipped with padded envelopes with extra bubble wrap. Priority Mail is also available; Small Flat Rate boxes can hold dozens of packets and will be just $11.00. If we can charge you less for shipping, we will. For other quantities or shipping options, please ask!

Minnesota residents, we are required to collect sales tax on your purchases; our local Duluth rate is 8.875%

Canada

Please inquire before bidding. We have found shipments to Canada became increasingly slow and problematic during the pandemic.

All Other Countries - We are not shipping to any other countries at this time. We cannot provide phytosanitary certificates (prohibitively expensive here in Minnesota!) Please do not ask, as the answer will simply be no.