Polys
I am hoping that the information provided helps another hybridizer with his parent choices.:)
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CHARLINE MOORE
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This is not registered as a poly, but it sometimes does. |
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CHARTRES
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The color is not as saturated as the image suggests, but the color combination is a very etherial mix that grabs just about everyone who sees it. Sometimes polys and is very pod fertile. |
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CHATEAU D'IF
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I have not been able to set a pod on this one. Will have to try its pollen in the future. |
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CHIEF FOUR FINGERS
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Pod and pollen fertile. |
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EIGHT DAYS A WEEK - A
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New to the garden in '08, it was well worth the wait to see it bloom. Consistently polys, pod and very pollen fertile! |
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EIGHT DAYS A WEEK - B
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Another view. |
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FAUSTUS
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Faustus is a low percentage poly, but it did poly on our Regional Tour Day in 2009. It's a strong grower, decent branching with a very strong scape. Does set pods, however I have not tried its pollen. |
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FOUR-PLAY
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A consistent polyer, pod difficult. Great substance. |
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LILLIAN'S CRAZY ARMS - A
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This is pretty consistently poly, pod and pollen fertile. |
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LILLIAN'S CRAZY ARMS - B
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LCA has several appearances. |
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PLACE D'ETOILE
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This is one of the last Lambert's registered. It does have the tendency to poly, but not often enough to classify it as such. I have set pods on it before this year. I'm hoping to bring those poly genes out with higher percentage cultivars. Photo compliments of Janene Tidwell, thank you! |
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