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Re: i crhrysograph

Hi Anita,
 
Chances of either of these crosses working is a long shot (never say "impossible"!).
 
If chrysographes isn't perfectly hardy for you and you'd like something that looks like it, you might try crossing to a hardy Sino-Sib hybrid. There are no guarantees on what the kids might look like since a number of the Sino species are involved, but I have a dark seedling that would increase the odds of getting something close.
 
She's about 4 years old this season and has sailed through -29 as well as 100 degree heat. Good increase and wonderfully fertile.
 
Christy
 
THE ROCK GARDEN
Newport, WA
http://www.povn.com/rock/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Anita Moran" <avmoran1@earthlink.net>
 
> What are my best chances of getting seeds
> a cross I chrysograph X siberian
> or
>  I chrysograph X I versicolor
> thanks
> :)
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> Anita Moran
> USDA Zone 6b
> Maryland
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