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Thread: introducing Phrag kovachii X Saint Ouen

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  1. March 1st, 2007, 03:20 PM #1
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    Default introducing Phrag kovachii X Saint Ouen

    It is being registered as Phrag Haley Decker, after Glen's daughter. The petal span is 4" x 1.5" It was a little difficult getting the color correct with my camera, it is a little darker than this.



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  2. March 1st, 2007, 04:02 PM #2
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    Now I almost want to wait for the hybrids rather than get the species. It's shape is much better than kovachii
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    What a treat to see your picture! It's amazing and beautiful!
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    fantastic!
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    Excellent bloom.
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    Wonderful! Thanks for posting it!
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    BRAVO! I agree with you, Fren. I like this shape more than the kovachii parent.

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    It's lovely! I wonder what all the other babies from this batch looked like?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diane View Post
    It's lovely! I wonder what all the other babies from this batch looked like?
    This is the first to open, we will be seeing more in the future. There are maybe 4 or 5 in spike. Ther is also a kovachii x Walter Schomberg, a couple of kovachii x Cape Sunset and a kovachii x besseae in spike. So we will be seeing some of the other crosses as well in the near future. I will be sure to share them here.
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    Wow, it is so bright and big, beautiful!
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