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Matterhorn x picotee 2010

12 years ago

The seed parent was the pure white single Matterhorn, which was fertilised by pollen from picotee, all white apart from a delicate pink fringe to the petals. This one just managed to survive. The original cross in 2010 produced one fertile seed pod from which two seedlings grew. One of these subsequently died and the remaining one has kept me waiting for 4 years before producing a flower. I'm glad it finally made it, and although the picotee fringe has not survived, it is a pleasant enough combination of white and pink.

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  • 12 years ago

    IâÂÂll keep an eye on this one next year and see if it is any different. IâÂÂll probably try to spoil it a bit as it is the sole survivor of this cross.

    The one above the double red (which is Benfica x Dancing Queen) is Bogota x San Remo from 2009. Here is a shot of this yearâÂÂs flower.

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    It did rather better last year, producing a spectacular bloom

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