■(SIB) 'Harpswell Snowburst'
1991, McEwen
'Harpswell Snowburst' (
Currier McEwen, R. 1990). Seedling T(6)83/37(3). SIB (tet.), 36" (90 cm), Early midseason bloom. Standards blue violet (RHS 94C) veined darker (95B); falls same, edged silver, large stippled white signal. Seedling T(5)75/83(1): (seedling T(4)72/10(1), involving.
'White Swirl',
'Snowy Egret',
'Pirouette',
'Morning Magic',
'Fairy Dawn', McGarvey pink seedling x (
'Sally Kerlin' x
'Cambridge')) X
'Windwood Spring'. Pope's Perennials, Seaways 1991.
Honorable Mention 1996.
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References:
From AIS Bulletin #280 January 1991 Introducing HARPSWELL SNOWBURST: T6 83/37/(3), Tetraploid, 36", E-M. The outstanding feature of these nicely shaped flowers are the dramatically stippled white signals which appear to burst out on the medium blueviolet (RHS-94C) silver-edged falls. 1 branch and 3 buds. $35. Seaways Gardens/Pope's Perennials. |
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