A pic from last summer, the flower on this hybrid looks like a white flower that was molested by
Barney the purple Dinosaur!..I thought he wore gloves !..this seedling sure does look like finger prints are all over it... I crossed it again last year with 'B.S.' to define it some more.
Jim from the Hills
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Leafy, these are all great looking flowers, but unless they're on smashing plants, they will be ignored. What does the whole plant look like?
George
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George, I hybridize hosta because I love the plant. Who doesn't like flowers ? I post pics of my hybrids because I enjoy doing it and hopefully my pics can bring some joy to someone else this forum was built on encouragement and positive comments by a lot of great people
George, I hybridize hosta because I love the plant. Who doesn't like flowers ? I post pics of my hybrids because I enjoy doing it and hopefully my pics can bring some joy to someone else this forum was built on encouragement and positive comments by a lot of great people
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Leafy, I'm sorry you took that as a negative comment. It wasn't. I simply stated the mind set of the Hosta world. Ran Lydell, here locally, has run into a similar roadblock with his 'Oh My Heart', and others. He too has been working to improve Hosta flowers, both quantity and quality.
You could put a fragrant, red rose on a Hosta scape, and people would immediately ask why is it a plain green leaf.
George
You could put a fragrant, red rose on a Hosta scape, and people would immediately ask why is it a plain green leaf.
George