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Mother and daughter both doing well.....

Richard HodsonRichard Hodson Posts: 790
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I sowed some open pollenated seeds from the blue clematis H F Young a few years ago, this is one of the seedlings just flowering.

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  • TesniTesni Posts: 163

    Oh, what a lovely shade of blue!

  • nutcutletnutcutlet Posts: 27,445

    Nice image



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  • WonkyWombleWonkyWomble Posts: 4,541

    Stunning! How rewarding after your patient wait! image

  • Richard HodsonRichard Hodson Posts: 790

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    The youngster in the previous post is labelled  xHFYoung23, previous flowers  xHFYoung3, picture taken 26/4/2014 and xHFYoung12, 18/5/2013, show the very different flower forms from one batch of seeds.

  • ObelixxObelixx Posts: 30,088

    I love those subtle bars on the offspring 23 and the form of no 3.  Not sure about the pinky one.

    Extraordinary range.   I shall start sowing seeds now and see what I get. 

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  • Barefoot gardenerBarefoot gardener Posts: 162

    They are just beautiful ?

  • PeggyTXPeggyTX Posts: 556

    Ooooooo, how pretty!

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  • FarendwomanFarendwoman Posts: 148

    Absolutely beautiful!

    Isn't it EXCITING sowing seed and getting all these variations!

    Although I can never resist taking cuttings of plants to reproduce identical babies, I always get more of a  thrill when seedlings flower and look different to their parents. 

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