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12 years ago

I have quite a few seedlings that didn't make the cut after 1-3 seasons of seeing them bloom. These are attractive enough to be grown in the average garden. Those that didn't have any merit went right onto the compost pile. They include both diploids and tetraploids.

Here are some of the crosses represented:

HOLIDAY PARTY X THE BAND PLAYED ON

TUTTI FRUTTI CURLS X NORTH WIND DRIFTER

JUST PLAIN BILL X LIQUID SUNSHINE

BEN'S ZINGER X SEEDLING FROM LARRY'S GRACES BREEDING PROGRAM

VI X STELLA'S RUFFLED FINGERS

CATAPULT SAM X SHUFFLE THE DECK

HILDA DEAN X GREAT RED DRAGON

VELVET ONYX X VENUS FLY TRAP

AUTUMN WOOD X SNAKE IN THE GRASS BOO

CATAPULT SAM X TUTTI FRUTTI CURLS

Unfortunately, there are also a few from my first year of dabbling and they all have unknown pollen parents. The mothers of these are:

THE BAND PLAYED ON

SEARS TOWER

SEEDLING FROM BETTY HARWOOS

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Pat
Original Author
12 years ago
I posted without adding a wish list.

I'm really looking for some dwarf asters for a bed I'm redoing.

Newer echinacea would be welcome or take a list at my Exchange Page for ideas of what else I might like.

Here is a link that might be useful: Exchange Page
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