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Mantis, I haven't looked up the parentage on them yet. I've been so busy photographing the seedlings for record-keeping, there's been little time for much else. I was gone almost a month visiting my sick daughter in California during the first part of blooming season. Right now, I've got the photos on one computer and the seedling records on another, and need to get the data moved back with the photos so I can see the pedigrees. I'm getting quite a few bi-tones and not sure where they are coming from, as I didn't have any that I recall when I crossed these 2011 seedlings. Nancy

Did you save seeds? I would really like to grow it here in southeastern Germany and Austria. We might change seeds then, since Iôve breeded some very interesting Cucurbita varieties for British climate too. If youôd like, please write to: ludwig.ammer@gmail.com

Here's an update from me! 1.Bulbous Bonanza Iris-Candy Apple and Daylily Avis Jean - JAYEANNE - shipped today 2. Naturally Native - Spicebush, Black Cohosh and Virgin's Bower seedlings - PEGGY - waiting for cooler temps 3. 6 issues of Better Homes and Gardens magazine - VINA - shipped today Shirley, I think your bird is a Yellowlegs, and I lean towards the Lesser Yellowlegs. Love the photo of your daughters, Heidi! Shirley, I received your magazines today! Yay!! I did not receive your email. BOO!!! I am jealous of the Giant Swallowtails gracing the gardens of Shirley and Ruth! That's so exciting.