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As promised, this is the first blooming for this Ang hybrid. The fragrance is as sublime as florulentum as is the flower shape. If anyone can identify a trait from eburneum, I'd welcome the input. It is about 12" tall.
It IS the green spur! I never even thought of that. As I recall, florulentum has a very long spur. So it would seem that the eburneum influence lies within the spur. Excellent....
Fantastic plant MrB! I might also suggest that eburneum is providing some "stoutness" to both the main stem and leaves that pictures of florulentum suggest is less in that species.
Where did you come by this hybrid? How would you describe the fragrance? Florulentum has been on my wishlist with Kirkii and Veitchii for a long time and haven't found em yet.
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