Fred, if I had any I would gladly share but my bulbs are not flowering age yet. Sounds like a very promising cross so I hope you get your pollen. - J

Hi Jodi,

I'm in the same boat :-))) My mandonii is in it's pipsqueak stage and a few years away from flowering.

Fred

Dear Beatrice,

That would be wonderful, thank you :-))))) I think it would be fine as long as it was dry before storage.

Meilleurs voeux,

Fred

Nice !!! I am not at home for sending tomorrow , but monday I will , give me your adress by MP , I love those transatlantic hybrids , they are strongs !! I hope you well get the pollen on time .

Yes I do too...it's like a long distance love story :-)))))

Fred, if you have enough flowers and wanted to try something else as well, I have from 2017: Madame Butterfly, Mocca, Fledermaus, Exotic Star, Terra Cotta Star, Sweet Lilian, my Mozaique variant and I even have a little Thai Thai left, enough surely for one flower. Just let me know through email if I have anything that you think might tickle the fancy of your Quito. ☺☺

Donna

Hi Donna,

When I get home I'll check the progress of Quito. I'm not sure how many flowers there are, but I'll let you know.

Fred

I love quito ! and maybe the beautifull red od yungacense could express better with it than with lima that darks the color of sedling's flowers ....curious to discover

Béatrice and Fred, I cross my fingers for your transatlantic pollination! And I'm looking forward to see the results in a few years!!!I just love the red of yungacense! Donna was so kind to send me some seeds of a cross she made last year but only one germinated and the seedling was very week and died this winter :-(

Anja

I hope the cross takes because I think it will look quite pretty. Another one I'm thinking of crossing is Merengue due to her warm colors.

Hi Fred ,I am back home , I don't find your address in the private messages , did you send it to me ? I'd like to send the yunga pollen today for you get it as soon as possible .

Hi Beatrice,

I just sent a message to you. Thank you soooo much.

Warm Hugs,

Fred