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Winding down on Saturday

The beds sure don't have many flowers today. The late bed is in full bloom, but soon some of them will be done. We are winding down earlier this year. When I worked (I was a teacher), I worried about not being able to hybridize the late ones. We usually went back to school in early August. That wouldn't be a problem this year. We still have some rebloom scapes coming on, though.

Sunshine on My Shoulders is a nice yellow.

Bob loves the old historic ones. This is Yuma, a parent of the famous Forestlake Ragamuffin.

Triple Cherries will breed for doubles, and this year it has been double on several on rebloom.

I know I have shown Tahlequah Flame before, but Bob got a nice picture of it today. I like the yellow watermark.

The seedling Queen of the garden today is one I might have shown before. It is Mitch Lynd X Rosy Spiketail. It is one fan and three scapes. It bloomed, rebloomed, and then had instant rebloom. I hope it keeps doing that. The color in person was prettier than in the photo.

That's all for today.

Nancy

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