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Having fun with seedlings

18 years ago

I've has some interresting blooms this year. :o)

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iris_gal
18 years ago
This is your seedling?!! It looks like a classic historical!
Springshowers
Original Author
18 years ago
I know. :o) The two parents are historics. Both are NOID's. Here's the pod parent:
I call it Laura's Red.
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And here's the pollen parent:
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I have a few siblings to the above seedling that I'll be posting.
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marvine
18 years ago
That seedling looks just like Indian Chief. The pink one looks like Vanity. Aren't seedlings exciting? Never know what we will get!
mshadow
18 years ago
Beautiful! It is fun, isn't it. Just wish it didn't take so long.

Shadow
Springshowers
Original Author
18 years ago
You know, Shadow, I used to think the same thing. When I first started seedlings, it would take atleast 2 years to see a bloom. This year, however, I have a LOT blooming that just sprouted last spring (07). Shoot, some of them (like the HUGE Supreme Sultan x ? seedling) I actually tilled under after they sprouted... I'm loving it! :o)

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