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You are bidding on 5�seedlings that have been started indoors and that have never been planted outside. These seedlings are very well developed. Please see my about me page for example photos of what you can expect. If you will multiple auctions I will combine shipping. Basically I will combine as many as I can in the same flat rate box. I am only shipping to the continental USA.

I did this cross to try and get some more interesting colors and forms with bearding. While it is possible that you get some bearding in these seedlings, it is more likely that they will carry the trait but not express it. These will be great plants to cross with one another or with bearded (cristate) forms to get gorgeous bearded plants in the next generation.�

POD:�Late to the party�� Height 28 in.(71 cm), bloom 5.5 in.(14 cm), season MLa, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Diploid, Very Fragrant, 16 buds, 3 branches, Saturated alizarin crimson self with wide green to near white throat extending onto the midribs. (Laura Harwood � Northwyn Purple Flash)

POLLEN:�Threadfall�(2019)-�diploid -�Michael's Sword�x Texas Feathered Fancy...height 25 in., bloom 4.5 in., season EM, Semi-evergreen, 24 buds, 4 branches,�sculpted�cristate, medium violet-red self, with patterned sepals plus a small green throat.�This plant begins blooming in late June and continues into August on medium height�scapes�with arching blue-green foliage underneath. It is very pod fertile here and the pollen is extremely fertile. In 5 years I have never seen a bloom that did NOT have�cristate�tissue�in the throat, whether grown outdoors or in the greenhouse though of course, your results may differ.� It produces many�cristate�seedlings when crossed to�cristate�partners�but its true value is in its ability to produce�cristate�seedlings�in�outcrosses.� Most of the resulting seedlings have good pollen, too.

Paypal and Venmo�accepted. Will be shipped as quickly as I can manage after the close of the auction and payment is received. All photos are mine from my Zone 5 Michigan Garden, unless otherwise indicated.

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