Re: Accumulated junk


Linda Mann wrote:
> Donald, BREAKERS is notorious for not blooming but growing well in 
our
> area, plus it can produce rebloomers.
> 
> Soo, if you BREAKERS babies are more reliably fertile, & if you know 
the
> parents, maybe some of them would have a home elsewhere.
> 
> Are they all from one cross or ?

All the same cross.  The choices for pollen parent would be YAQUINA 
BLUE, NAVAJO JEWEL and, of course, whatever a bee might have selected 
to contaminate the cross.  I used pollen from both the others on the 
bloom.  I think it's YAQUINA BLUE because I don't think I'd have 
gotten all those ruffles from NJ.  Also, I think I'd have gotten more 
lighter blues than the cross produced.  So I refer to them as 
my 'Schreiner Blues'.  Therein lies one problem.  A bit cheeky to 
assume mine are even as good as what Schreiner puts out.  I can't 
attest to the fertility because I haven't tried to get pods with any 
serious effort.  There haven't been any beepods.

Donald Eaves
donald@eastland.net
Texas Zone 7b, USA






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