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Your opinion on these varieties for potential local trade.

4 years ago

I may be having a trade locally. A few I saw in her garden a while back [all were blooming fairly late] that I liked were: Cherry Pie Delight, Sweet Child of Mine, Silver Trumpet, Willow Dean Smith, & Ashwood Dark Side. Anyone have these and your thoughts on them. I do know some of you have Sweet Child and Willow Dean.

Thanks,

Brad

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Comments (3)

mantis__oh
3 years ago
Willow Dean Smith and Ashwood Dark Side are nice ones. WDS is only a moderate multiplier here.
lilykate7a
3 years ago
I only have WDS and Sweet Child of Mine. WDS will always be a keeper for me. Sweet Child is not in a good spot so has not multiplied well but blooms are really nice. Debra’s photos of it in her garden were always so pretty.
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shive
3 years ago
I would recommend both Sweet Child of Mine and Willow Dean Smith. Both are good multipliers for me.

Debra

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