Sometimes it's hard to get all of the qualities to line up. Maybe in
the next generation?

<<This cross has been all over the place, color-wise, all wide but
short and
not behaving well. Last chance for them.>>

Betty Wilkerson
Zone 6 KY
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The one with yellow stands appeals to me more, Mary Lou. -- Griff

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A couple of siblings to the bright yellow fall maiden posted 11/17/10.
The one with yellow standards is a short thing so far. Can't decide if
I like it or hate it, but seem drawn to it each year. Kind of like the
fascination of watching a train wreck - can't seem to look away.
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The other one sprouted a year later. Maidened last spring ludicrously
stunted. That pattern is a real head-scratcher.Â
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This cross has been all over the place, color-wise, all wide but short
and
not behaving well. Last chance for them.
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Mary Lou, near Indianapolis
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