RE: TB:Favorites


> 	Donald Eaves[SMTP:donald@eastland.net]
> 
> John,
> So are these the ones you anticipate seeing bloom again?  If you could now
> go back through the list and elaborate on the unique qualities they have
> that drives that anticipation, I'd be interested.
> 
> EPICENTER:  Great color contrast (black cherry on salmon cream plicata),
> great vigor and consistent bloom.
> 
> DOUBLE DRIBBLE:  Technically a luminata-plicata I guess, but appearance is
> a mid/light blue "self" with soft and subtle white veining.  Strong plant,
> good stalk, good substance.
> 
> LAUGH LINES:  Luminata-plicata with bold magenta burgandy color, excallent
> form, ruffling, size, substance, tall and well branched.
> 
> SOCIETY PAGE:  Pale pink, great waxy substance, shorter but with sturdy
> stalks, a good grower.
> 
> TIMESCAPE:  Big ruffled lavender and white blended thing.  Performance
> usually excellent, but may be dependent upon location.
> 
> CRYSTAL DREAMS:  Hard to describe.  Lovely pale, pastel pattern involving
> pink, white, and lavender edging.  Healthy with good substance but slow
> grower and less consistent than some, I want to breed it with more
> weedlike (i. e., Byers) cultivars.
 
> LARRY GAULTER:  Big, tall, ruffled dark purple.  Much better performance
> in southern California than the Schreiner dark purples, and much more
> ruffled.  A very strong grower, occasionally rot sensitive but grows too
> well to worry about it.
> 
> CLOUD BALLET:  Lovely pattern of near-white pale icy blue, with medium
> light blue edging (a "bleeding" tint, not a clearly defined edge line).
> Nice ruffles and a good grower.
> 
> SKIPALONG:  Fancy plicata in sort of a mauve tone.  Big flowers with good
> substance, wavy ruffling, and very distinctive.  Will stand out despite a
> soft coloration.
> 
> REINCARNATION:  Tall Byers reblooming space-ager, falls sometimes curl in
> a disappointing manner but otherwise the form is very nice.  A very
> interesting parent, this trait is not prevalent in its progeny.  The color
> is sort of a boysenberry mauve blend, very nice.  Great stalks, branching,
> growth, and dependability.
> 
> ROCK STAR:  Shorter Byers reblooming space-age plicata, raspberry on
> salmon.  Slightly open standards, but great color and charm.  Nice
> ruffles.
> 
Boy that took some time, but I guess if I wanna recommend them, I oughta say
why.

John Reeds, southern CA 9b


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