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 Sandra Marie
(Hollingsworth 1998) Lactiflora. Late Midseason. A best
landscaper. Semidouble; cupped outer petals and smaller inner petals
are light pink to blush. Inter-mixed stamens impart a creamy glow.
Sweetly fragrant flowers are set close to the broad bush on stout,
very erect stems. Low medium height, 28-30inches. Shoots emerge
red-purple; medium large leaflets mature to dark green and develop
fall color. A model form for easy care landscapes. Pollen and
seeds. Limited supply. Item 1865. $20.00 |
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 Sarah Bernhardt
(Lemoine 1906) Lactiflora. Late to Very Late. Double; bright
medium pink, large flower on long stems. Light fragrance. Good
foliage, floriferous, good performer. Spreading stems should have
support when flowered in the landscape. Extensively propagated and
cropped in The Netherlands for the florist trade. Item 1918. $14.00 |
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 Show Girl
(Hollingsworth 1984) Midseason Hybrid. Early Midseason to
Midseason. A best landscaper. Anemone form sometimes modified by
showy center petals; warm, medium pink guard petals surround a large
center of cream-yellow petalodes; heavy substance throughout. A rich,
warm color combination, eye-catching over distance or up close.
Large, dark green leaflets on stout stems, a strong bush. Sidebuds
extend flowering; on mature plants pink petals at center add flash and
style. Several times Best Japanese /Anemone Hybrid at national
exhibitions. Seed fertile. Item 0688. $18.00 |
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 Sparkling Star
(Bigger 1953) Lactiflora. Early Midseason. A best
landscaper. Single; bright dark pink, color carries well. Many
medium to large flowers on a medium height, has side buds. Vigorous,
strong bush, stands well in flower. Gold Medal Award 1995. Item
1982. $16.00 |
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 Stellar Charm
(Hollingsworth 2005) Lactiflora. Early Midseason to
Midseason. A best landscaper. Anemone to medium size bomb, white,
guard petals cupped. White center petals or yellow petalodes, often
the forms mixed. Petal substance excellent, flower a symmetrical
bowl, sidebuds extend flowering. Erect bush, medium tall, dark green
leaflets make an effective background for the white flowers. Item
1822. $20.00 |
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 Sweet Melody
(Hollingsworth 1992) Lactiflora. Midseason to Late
Midseason. A best landscaper. Semidouble; beautifully formed
bowl, rich baby ribbon pink petals are typically graded smaller
inward, although the center may be full in some seasons; creamy, pale
yellow stamens are interspersed at center. Mild fragrance.
Medium-tall bush. A fine addition to the short list of medium pink
semi-doubles. Seeds, pollen scarce. Honorable Mention new variety,
1992 National Exhibition. Item 0385. Limited supply. $16.00
This plant is sold out for
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 Sword Dance
(Auten 1933) Lactiflora. Late. A best landscaper.
Japanese form; bright, light red petals of a hue unusual in a
Lactiflora cultivar surround a large center of predominantly yellow
staminodes which are streaked with the same red, a very appealing
color effect. Color holds well in sun. Tall, broad bush, strong
flower stems well clothed in foliage. Prolific, excellent performer.
Seeds. Item 0045. $18.00 |
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 Tempest
(Auten
1931) Lactiflora. Late Midseason. Semi-double to double;
informal petal placement, shining deep crimson, a few yellow stamens
evident, enhancing the red color. Low-medium bush fits well in the
landscape, best with concealed support. Flowers readily on young
plants. Item 0104. $16.00 |
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 Walter Mains
(Mains 1957) Midseason Hybrid. Early Midseason to Midseason.
Japanese type; dusky deep red outer petals surround a cluster of red
and yellow staminodes, centered by whitish carpels. Medium height,
spreading bush, stands well, grows well, dependable. APS Gold Medal
Award 1974. Item 0623. $30.00 |
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 White Doves
(Hollingsworth 1996)
Early Hybrid.
Early. A best landscaper. Single,
opaque white broad and rounded petals form a lovely cupped flower,
light yellow stamens, with mild fragrance. Of medium height,
generally erect. Vigorous, sturdy stems, but medium large foliage will
cause some stem spreading. Fertile, both pollen and seeds. Item
1949. $28.00 |
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 White Sands
(Wild & Son 1968) Lactiflora. Late Midseason.
A best landscaper.
Anemone form; white guard petals surround a center of narrower off
white petalodes, on younger plants the smaller yellowish petalodes
have a stronger tint. Fragrant, one of Lavon's favorites. An easy
performer; medium-tall, strong, erect bush, many stems. Seeds.
Limited supply. Item 1436. $16.00
This plant is sold out for
the 2008 season. |
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 Wine Angel (V. Christenson / Rogers)
Early Hybrid.
Early. Japanese to
near Anemone flower form. Petals a bright, deep red-purple,
surrounding a large center of red-purple staminodes streaked with
yellow. Both the coloring and the partial doubling are rare in Early
Hybrids. Strong grower, but stems spread widely, making support
preferable if to be flowered in a viewed landscape. Produces seeds,
has interesting breeding possibilities on account of the doubling and
the unusual dark hue at this season. Item 1736. $24.00 |
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 Wine Red
(Gilbertson 1974) Lactiflora. Late Miseason to Late. A best
landscaper. Anemone / Bomb; wine-crimson petals and petalodes form a
neat flower with mounded center. The medium size flower is in nice
harmony with the 24-inch bush, a scale suitable for a small space.
Seeds. Limited supply. Item 1375. $16.00
This plant is sold out for
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