Re: Streaked Scapes
- To: hosta-open@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Streaked Scapes
- From: R* <r*@netsync.net>
- Date: Sun, 19 Jul 1998 22:23:48 -0700
- References: <35B2014F.740D@gcnet.net>
Jim Hawes wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Coming out of a lurk position
>
> Ran then stated "Mark Zilis (who originated Little White Lines) says it
> is definitely NOT a venusta. Striker is from plants that were tc'ed as
> venusta."
>
> My apologies, Ran,but I don't understand what "it" refers to...Little
> White Lines? Striker? plants that were tc'ed as venusta? venusta?I'm
> confused. But I am getting off my track of reasoning.
>
> JimIt here (in the same sentence as Little White Lines, refers to Little
White lines. As for Striker, Pete Ruh, bought venusta from the old Q & Z
nursery a long time ago. This plant was from a venusta that may not have
"typical" foliage form. The bloom, however, "keys" out as definatly
venusta. In 1990, I obtained a large volume of this "stock" from Pete.
We immediatly noiticed verious streaked patterns showing in a few of the
plants. I have managed over the years to find one that holds the white
edge. That is Striker. It is, as far as I am concerned, a white edged
venusta type. Occasionally one of these plants will have the white
streak to the center of the leaf, and produce white streaks on the
leaves. I have several nice seedlings from these.
Ran
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