SPEC-X:Cast Ashore, etc.

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• Subject: SPEC-X:Cast Ashore, etc.
• From: w*
• Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2001 18:07:50 -0500
• Priority: normal

Chuck Chapman,

I want everbody to know how well your beardless do in the heat of the 
southern US.  NORTHERN VALENTINE bloomed long before the show and was 
quite nice.  CAST ASHORE won a blue ribbon at our show yesterday and 
was a show stopper.  It is nothing short of a masterpiece.  Since it 
will grow in the heat here, it should do well all over, I think.

Speaking of beardless, does anybody know of  another versicolor like 
JOHN WOOD, which is quite adaptable to the south.  The ones from New 
England and other colder areas do not do well here.  MYSTERIOUS 
MONIQUE, CAT MOUSAM, and MURRYANA are examples of the iffy type.

Walter Moores
Enid Lake, MS USA 7/8

 

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