PFM Auction September 2011
SVDC – Plants for Members
- Is a SVDC Members Only Activity
- These plants are scheduled for auction September 2011
In order to allow a greater percentage of our members to experience growing newer cultivars and to allow gifts to the club to benefit the largest number of people, a club plant program has been established. Plants are purchased by the club’s plants for members committee. Club Members act as caretakers for these plants and must agree to return the plant in its entirety to the club at the meeting as requested by the Program Coordinator to be auctioned to club members only. Plants are nurtured for 18-36 months depending on time of year and rate of increase.
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CHERRY CREAM PIE
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Cherry Cream Pie - E Murphy 08 43" LRE 6.5" Dor Dip Fragrant 3 Branches, 21 Buds. Pink blend Cascade with cream midribs and chartreuse throat. This plant starts to bloom here in late July and blooms until at least September. Tall, with strong scapes. Eric's last introduction. This flower starts late, and blooms for a very long time, is fragrant, extended, cascade Unusual Form, and fragrant. It has heavy substance and creped texture. 3 branches and 21 buds, blooming until September some years. Fertile.
Caretaker: Blair Stephens |
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CRYSTALLINE ENTITY
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Crystalline Entity – Margo Reed - 2003 - 36" M 8" dor.dip. UF Light pink with light rose eye - cascade, exotic. Very clear color, long blooming, one of Margo's favorites. (There are two sets of this plant)
Caretaker: Belinda Sheppard |
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EDGY
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EDGY – a Jim Murphy 2007 Release
Caretaker: Tena Felts |
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HARD TIMES
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Hard Times – Jim Murphy Spider
Caretaker: Stan Betzold |
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LEMON ICE TEA
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Lemon Ice Tea – Margo Reed, 09: 45” MLa 6.5” dor.dip.ext. fragrant. Unusual Form –cascade. This bloom is yellow/green (lemon/lime) with tea-colored piecrust-ruffled edges. It has heavy substance and good curling form with presentation power. It is symmetrically recurved and the ends twist and curl. It stands tall on erect scapes with 2-3 way branching, and has a bud count of about 16.
Caretaker: Tena Felts |
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MEGATRON
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MEGATRON – Hybridized by Gossard, 2006
Caretaker: Rachel Adams |
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ONE LAST PIE
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One Last Pie - Murphy, E. '07 - 45" Vlre 6.5" Dor dip Striking rose with gold and green throat, cream midribs. Fertile. This always impresses people in the very late garden, with it's consistent performance in August, September, and even October.
Caretaker: Libby Keim |
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POINT OF VIEW
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Point of View -Bloom Period: early midseason (em) reblooming (re) • Flower Color: scarletdark red Size/Age/Growth Size: 24-36" tall. BIOLOGY Growth Culture: Space 24-36" apart. |
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SKYDIVING
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Skydiving – Margo Reed, 2004 - 46" Mla 7" dor.dip. UF pinched crispate Cream yellow, wine-red chevron, g.t. Caretaker: Arret Barnard |
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WEBSTERS PINK WONDER
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Webster’s Pink Wonder - Webster-Cobb This daylily is a rare collectable. It has flowers which measure 13" across!! It is a UFO crispate. The colour is pink with white midribs and huge yellow-green throat. It has heavy substance. It really needs to be seen to be believed - an incredible flower. Tetraploid.
Caretaker: Stan Betzold |
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WHITE CHOCOLATE
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White Chocolate Margo Reed, 09: 36” M 7” dor.dip.ext. Unusual form – cascade. This very white bloom is consistent and high-performing. It has the strength from RADIANT MOONBEAM, and the grace and narrowness from SKINWALKER. It is 3-way branched, with about 22 buds. The bloom has good substance and is slightly ruffled. Easily pod and pollen fertile. Delicious.
Caretaker: Libby Keim |
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