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Which Itoh is this?

Dillybeansown (6b in the Ozarks)

6 years ago

I know this is either Bartzella or Canary Brilliants. Leaning towards CB, but mine doesn’t seem to have the rich coloring I’m seeing in some photos. Does anyone with experience with either of these know which I have here? :) Thank you! :) (Also, what’s going on with the leaves? Is that chlorosis or something else?)

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mazerolm_3a
6 years ago
Hi, could it be Garden Treasure?
xiangirl zone 4/5 Nebraska
6 years ago
It's gorgeous! Peonies are usually blooming on Memorial Weekend, but not this year. We are awaiting them anxiously!
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AlexUnder
6 years ago
I am not sure it is either. Sometimes it is hard to judge based on photos as the colors are not simply true, but I see some rose/orange tint and Bartzella is rather yellow with some reddish center. Yours is closer to Signing in the Rain.
Ladydi Zone 6A NW BC Canada
6 years ago

Finally, yesterday my Bartzella opened. It's been so cold & wet in Prince Rupert BC (Csnada) I was beginning to wonder if it would ever happen. Looks very much like yours Dillybeansown. I luv it!!!
jbplantobsessed
6 years ago

this is singing in the rain...looks very similar to your last photo

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