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New Seedling

18 years ago

This seedling opened today for the first time, Super Dancer x Ocelot. It has a strong fan with 8 leaves, 30 inch stalk with 5 buds, large bloom 7 inches across. Sleight sweet fragrance. The falls have an unusual color pattern. I think it is worth registering, what think ye?

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marvine
Original Author
18 years ago
Trying to upload pictures again -
wmoores
18 years ago
Very nice, Marvin. Definitely one to watch.
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njiris
18 years ago
I think its really nice Marvin. The gold around the hafts makes the iris glow, almost like a golden metallic.And the falls look like they were brush stroked with color.
Yes you SHOULD register it.
Laetitai
mshadow
18 years ago
Beautiful! I also love the haft marks, really individual! I think you should introduce it. Must have been exciting to see it open for the first time.

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iris_gal
18 years ago
I like it very much. Different color combo than others I've seen in the 'range'. Do register it.

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