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Jul 27, 2011 5:24 AM CST
Name: Fred Manning
Lillian Alabama

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I have heard the same thing about what each parent does but haven't paid enough attention to make any kind of judgement. I don't hardly every cross two parents both ways, no reason I just haven't done it much. This year I did cross HEATHER GRACE and a seedling both ways and I will pay attention to this because I am Interested in this seedling form. I could only get one seed pod on Heather, which is one more than Larry said I would get. This is a photo of both side by side. You can see how the seapals on both are droped much lower than the petals.
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This is the seedling with all the stuff in the center
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In my mind this cross either should be very interesting.

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