—– Forwarded Message —-From: MICHAEL BROOK <>Sent: Tuesday, 5 May, 2009 12:16:52 PMSubject: Handkerchief Tree On Saturday last, I was in Winchester in Hampshire to attend a wedding. Whilst exploring the city, we came upon this magnificant Hankerchief Tree (…
For the edumicated crew: Why are the old doubles, basically the wild sports that got tamed such as all the ‘Plenus’ es and ‘Telamonius Plenus’, not considered “species” -? If a flower spontaneously mutates into something else/another flower form, and…
How about, “Can I get a quick nap standing up?” Ethel Smith in MN
Ian, I have an idea…. There is a red daylily that looks like a tulip, which is quite famous; Hybridized by Bob Hand of Jackson, MS, the name given the daylily is ‘Tulip Red’; so I’m suggesting the name for…
Dear All, I found the unusual daffodil doing tulip impressions at Oakwood Daffodils while touring the fields on the recent trip during the convention. Seeing as it caught my eye, my thinking was it could be a marketable product, you…
John Reed has asked me to post to Daffnet a few name changes that affect the current catalog that many of you either received by mail/email or picked up at the convention tour. They are: Lickety Split will be…