10 All Things to All Men Combo: 4 Ashwood Still Night, 2 Sd. 1199, 4 Shirley Koch + Extras..

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Ashwood Still Night (Norris-R., 2004) height 28", bloom 5.25", season E, Rebloom, Semi-Evergreen, Tetraploid, 45 buds, 4 branches, Purple self above green throat. (Earth Music × Evening Enchantment) This is another nice dark purple from Richard Norris. Although not quite as dark as Dark Side, it boasts a vibrant green throat. As the day wears on, a slightly darker ring around the throat is visible. It has the advantage of a high bud count and rebloom!

Sd. 1199 (Venus Flytrap x Heartbeat of Heaven) 6” x 30” Mid. Season, Dormant. Dark purple flower, lighter watermark, small white bubbly edge and green throat. Holds well in the sun and should carry genetics for teeth from pod parent, Venus Flytrap.

Shirley Koch (Morgan’15)(White Eyes Pink Dragon x Bluebeat) 8” x 38” A deep purple UF flower with a large watermark above a green throat. Dormant, mid season. Commands your attention in the garden!! Named for Shirley Koch, dear friend, Hosta specialist and plantswoman extrordinaire!

ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN (Emmerich’13) [Repeat the Sounding Joy x (sdlg x Fountain of Life. 6” x 28”, 5-way branching with 3 laterals and a V (range of 2-7 way, 33 buds, Sev, M, instant Re., fr. Dark pink lavender with etched gray lavender eye; gray lavender plus ivory plus yellow edge; yellow to green throat. Great opener in the low 60’s. Those of you who have ordered from me in the past know that I am very straightforward when describing the pluses and minuses of my plants. So if you are just looking for a pretty garden flower, I would suggest waiting a few years until the price comes down. BUT IF YOU ARE A HYBRIDIZER WANTING TO MAKE FLOWERS WITH GORGEOUS FACES AND FANCY EDGES AND GOOD SCAPES AND BUDCOUNT AND INSTANT REBLOOM, AND AN UNUSUALLY LARGE PERCENTAGE OF “KEEPER” AND INTRODUCTION QUALITY FLOWERS, YOU WILL WANT THIS PLANT!!! Or to say it another way, I believe that IF YOU COULD ONLY BUY ONE MORE PLANT FOR HYBRIDIZING FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE, THIS ONE SHOULD BE IT! Those who know me well would likely say that I am not an exclamation point kind of person, but I have never seen anything like this for breeding. This is the introduction that might put me out of business because many using it will find that it “levels the playing field” among hybridizers (i.e. most beginners will be able to quickly create things as beautiful as those who have been hybridizing for many years).