Re: HYB: Black Forest in Romantic Evening

Neil writes...

>So it looks like BLACK FOREST is rather strongly present 'way back.

I don't know if it has been mentioned recently but a rehash can't 
hurt for anyone who may have missed the connection Black Forest = 
aphylla

The consequence to a greater or lesser extent is a tendency to:

shortness,

small flowers,

tendency to bloomout,

intense coloration,

blue beard coloration,

need for cold induced dormancy, etc., all traits that are expressed 
in many modern blacks.

Cheers,

Mike,  mlowe@worldiris.com   --   http://www.worldiris.com
South Central Virginia, USA; USDA Zone 7A


 

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