Morning |
Like the
deftly-knotted tie of an Edwardian dandy, this flower lends a touch of elegance
to the garden.. These boldly-eyed blossoms have a definite "face."
The color is a flesh-peach with a raised lavender midrib, red-violet eye
and olive throat. The eye "bleeds" into the petal color.
Diamond-dusted with a gold pencil-edge. Clear colors. Buds have a touch of
lavender.
Evening |
Wanting a taller scape on Paper Butterfly, I crossed it with Gay
Cravat, again a Peck cultivar. The result is this very free-flowering plant
that is taller than both parents, with the large blooms well balanced on the
tall scapes. The flowers face outward all around the plant for a sculptured look.
Budcount 18-23, with three-way branching. Thick creped substance. Fertile both
ways.
Gay Cravat x Paper
Butterfly
Flower 6 1/2 x 3 x
2"
Height 36"
Semi-evergreen
Early Midseason
Introduced at: $75
Evening |
Butterfly Cravat is my favorite of your beauties! Love the strong eye. Works perfectly with the form. Congrats on a lovely flower!
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