■(Spx) 'Yotsugi'

2011, Shimazu

'Yotsugi' (Hiroshi Shimizu by Carol Warner, R. 2011) SPEC-X (pseudata), 31" (79 cm), Midseason bloom. Standards white mottled rose; style arms purple, deeper midrib, narrow white rim; falls white veined purple, narrow white rim, signal deep golden yellow center, creamy yellow edge, narrow deep purple eyelash pattern. 'Gubijin' X mixed JI pollen. Draycott 2011. Translation: Four trees.

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From Draycott Gardens catalog, 2016: YOTSUGI (Hiroshi Shimizu, 2011) 31" M. I would love to see this variety grown in pots in everyone’s back yard water feature. Shorter than many of the pseudatas, the plant is very vigorous, and the striking flowers are larger than many of the other pseudatas. It displays the characteristic of “pushing buds” giving it a long bloom season even though the stalk only has the terminal and one branch. Some of the later flowers might be below the foliage, but the black down in the signal and the large round bright yellow color of the signal will definitely make the flowers stand out. The name means “Four Trees”.

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