• Subject: Re: Stylophorum hybridization?
• From: &* P* L* <1*@rewrite.hort.net>
• Date: Wed, 1 Jul 2020 19:38:07 -0500 (CDT)

> 
> Oh!  I got it all wrong. I thought you wanted to create a hybrid. You
> want to prevent it. Duh!
> Sorry, I don't know that either. How big is your yard?
> Kitty

Well, I'm not sure what I want and I did make it sound like I wanted hybrids. 
 :)  If they'll hybridize freely I'll plant them close to each other just for 
giggles since I probably can't get a straight species out of the deal.

If they hybridize but have to be neighbors I'll probably do it by hand and 
plant them far apart -- the best of both worlds.

And if they don't hybridize, I'll plant them apart anyhow. :)

The yard isn't very big (like 1/4 acre with a house in the middle), but I 
figured I'd put the S. lasiocarpum in the front yard where it's drier and the 
other two in back where it's irrigated, but about 50' apart.  

Chris

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