Nightlily said:
My experience in crossing with species is: most of the seedlings are disappointing - if there is something special still hidden in their genetics you need a lot of patience to bring it out.
Nightlily said:
Growing like weed is not really a feature for a garden plant - making runners and spreading through beds like H. fulva Europa isn't either.
Good points! I guess if a Europa seedling lost the invasiveness but kept the toughness it might be interesting...
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