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Hey, I know its nigh on impossible to identify a noid but look at the tag and flower and see if it rings any bells with you.
Locally procured and heaven knows how many times a non-English speaker recopied this tag. Anyway I've googled all the variations I could with no results. Any leads appreciated.
I've had a look at the RHS Site where you can put in bits of names and couldn't find anything that looks like the info on the label. But, in any case you should post this on discussions where you might get a better response.
Sometimes google is helpful but you might trying playing around with the RHS Site. Link below. (grex name search)
After a bit of "sleuthing", the closest that I can come up with is Blc. Edna Jensen (Blc. Nanette x Lc. Cameronian), a cross made by Kodama in 1947. If it is indeed a real "old-timer", this could be a possibility. The big "brasso" lip could come from Blc. Nanette. The rest of the tag could indicate a clonal name such as 'Layne No.6'.
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