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Dec 12, 2013 9:51 AM CST
Name: Rick R.
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It seems there are two "kinds" of Harlequin Hybrids.

1 - the type discussed here, with the Mid-Century background.

2 - the modern type that Anthony shows with ancestry of L. davidii and L. cernuum. This type really proves L. cernuum's value in breeding: it has many (and "mysterious") color genes.

Lily (Lilium Harlequin)

Both are mentioned (sort of) in the Lily Registry here:

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