I like it too!

GreenIris said:Yay! Please let us all know as soon as it is available for sale

Yes, please do!

Tim.. I liked it and grew it for a couple years but the past few winters have been rough here constantly battling with Botyrtis and or other things that show up in the winter months.. The one I really liked of yours was Southern Morning really nice peach/pink it grew well and bloomed every spring and I had kept some of it until last winter and it was lost with about everything else in my field..

Brad ~ I'm sorry!

Maybe you can put your list in the "lost" thread. Maybe some can help you replace a few of them. I would, but I just started this year.

ARUBA1334 said:Tim.. I liked it and grew it for a couple years but the past few winters have been rough here constantly battling with Botyrtis and or other things that show up in the winter months....

If I can help with anything, I'd be more than willing to send a giant "Timmy box" your way next summer.
Botrytis is a scourge for me as well. I keep it managed with alternating foliar sprays of Strike 50wp, Clearys 3336 and consan 20

I'm curious how you came up with the name? Or any meaning in the name? I'm one of those that are picky about names and really like that one if it's "for Zion" and not coming against.

Not to get off topic (as there are other "name" topics), but when I ordered from Keith Keppel the first time, he wasn't real gentle about my feelings of names, though I feel sure he must be a real nice man. I learned to be more understanding.

I would love to order one myself to see how it would do in my garden.

Named after a old favourite hymn

I'm surprised I don't know that hymn, but then where I mostly went we never used hymn books but, except one place. I'll have to look up the lyrics. Thanks.