(JI) 'Suibijin'
Before 1911, Sakata
'Suibijin' (
Sakata Nursery, 1928, 1911). JI. Single. Color Class-3. Translation: Slumbering Beauty. Synonym: Suibyin.
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| From Flowerfield Bulb Farms catalog 1956: SUIBIJIN (Slumbering Beauty). (Horikiri classic variety). A fascinating single type with each of its ruffled falls held differently. One is folded inwardly and held upright. The second, less folded, is held horizontal!, while the third opens wide and drapes downward. A broad hand of rose-red borders each petal. The center zone, styles and standards are white; early blooming and free budding. Each $4.00. Three $8.00. |
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