Difference: TbAsteroid (r7 vs. r6)
(TB) 'Asteroid'
1988, Carr
'Asteroid' (F. ( Carr, R. 1981). Sdlg. 77-20F. TB, 39" (99 cm), ML. S. white ground with heavy golden yellow striations; F. white ground with yellow striations, wide golden yellow band, ruffled; yellowish beard with orange overtone; slight fragrance. Franklin Carr, R. 1981). Sdlg. 77-20F. TB, 39" (99 cm), Midseason late bloom. Standards white ground with heavy golden yellow striations; Falls white ground with yellow striations, wide golden yellow band, ruffled; yellowish beard with orange overtone; slight fragrance. 'Bride's Halo' X 'Queen's Jubilee'. Carr 1988.
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