DELANEYS RAINBOW (Trimmer, 2014) x New Frontier (Gossard, 2016) – 4 sds ,only

Heavenly New Frontiers

(Gossard, James) 2016 introduction

(Hippopotamus ) x (Wolfman)

Seedling Number :G1


Pentaploid 27" Mid Late Season Dormant emo fr 10" 3-4 way branching 18-24 buds. Fertile both ways. Rebloomer.

Unusual Form Type : Crispate

Very Good rust resistance. Northern Hardy.

Flowers of Heavenly New Frontiers are pink with lighter watermark and gold toothy edge and green throat. One of the first flowers i introduced that was ground breaking in its time was Heavenly Beginnings. Today thegrandkids such as Heavenly New Frontiers have arrived. Like H beginnings was the beginning of my toothy program, H New Frontiers is going to take us into the unexplored regions, the New Frontier. First of all it is the first knownPentaploid. I expect many others to exist, but firstregisted as. It is extremely pod and pollen fertile. Its pollen sets on 3.5x, 4x,5xploidy with ease. It and Heavenly Way Big are the most powerful pollens I have ever used in a daylily. The substance is much better than normaltetraploids. Below is a few photos of its different forms. I have even seen color changing and doubling in it. I believe this to be the most important daylily of the Decade. It is an outstanding garden plant as well. Ok, why the high cost. After purchasing a flowCytometer from BDAccuri C6, i began testingploidys. I was wondering why many of the new plants I was purchasing from top breeders were so hard to use as pod parents. Below is just a little of the journey. The more i tested, the more questions i have. Im at the point I need to do chromosomekaryotyping, the same system used by all the main cancer research labs. It is around $34,000 for a basic system with setup and 3 days of training. .PDF file of my quote can be emailed to you if so desired. Would be hard to get a grant fromAHS, so I'm going to sell this flower to buy it. All money from its sales will go to its purchase. I'm still short 5,000 but friends like Mike Holmes have donated Heavenly Queen of Sheba to make up the difference, Thanks Mike. So by buying this flower you are investing in theAHS. A database will be created for all to benefit. We will also be able to offer testing for these services. The hope is to haveAHS fund money to hire grad student to run samples. There is about 5,000 funding per year, it did not get used this year. This opens the doors for all hybridizers that want to cross acrossploidy levels. I believe we can cross thehexaploids with the diploids to get diploids withtetraploid genes. I have also identified two haploids, such may be a way to make rust resistant daylilies. The possibilities are endless. This is my best daylily I have introduced to date, that why the seedling number was G1. On its maiden bloom, several hybridizers saw it and i was offered $5,000 for it. Its a great daylily! I'm going to keep price at $700 for two years so people who buy it and can make there money back if so desired. Hopefully each region could buy one, or any

clubs. Thanks , all of you for making this happen. Any questions, feel free to call...$700 SF. Sold Out

All crosses have been made in my garden and are from the 2016 crop. Seeds are all from true to name registered daylilies. Seeds have been dried 2 days and kept in the refrigerator, ready to plant. I give bonus seedsof my choosing with each shipment.

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The first parent listed in the title is the pod parent and the second pollen

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