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2017, September 16th at 00:20 #20538
The Peony Society
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2018, March 1st at 04:43 #20539
Bob
ParticipantI’m working with the Windflowers here at my place. I just have one seedling I’ve bloomed so far, from Late Windflower x Lemon Chiffon, but unlike the LSW clan, it is indeed tall like the Windflowers, and has side buds under good growing conditions as the Windflowers do. Laddie would seem to be where the shortness comes from in the LSWs and The Little Corporal.
Bill mentions crossing back to Sparkling Windflower, and I have indeed done that with the seedling mentioned above, and with luck it should be blooming next year. With Windflower (Early and Late) on both sides of this cross, I’m expecting even more of the Windflower qualities to be displayed, but in a seedling that’s tetraploid, and thus easier to work with than the presumably diploid Windflowers are.
My sense is that it’s like Bill said : The further one strays away from the original Windflowers, the weaker their influence becomes.
Bob Johnson
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2018, August 28th at 09:16 #20540
Luriel
ParticipantI grow this later windflower strain with the Tolomeo ten as father
Seidl is mentioned – i got 5 different plants of this strain – but only 3 of them has survived
For many years they did not set any seeds.. but this very warm summer – 2 of them did make seeds, and i hope it was Clair de lune that was the father..but it will se in few years, when they flower
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