Ain't Yeller
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| − | {{Registration|f=MH0057F|m=Ice Trumpets|h=Huben|i=36 EE Re 3.25, NearWhite Self, Dor Dip Noc|b=5 branches and 30 buds. Opens well cool. My first triumph in extra-early near-white breeding. A creamy near-white (can't tell if it's from the yellow side or the melon side.) | + | {{Registration|f=MH0057F|m=Ice Trumpets|h=Huben|y=2014|i=36 EE Re 3.25, NearWhite Self, Dor Dip Noc|s=MH0382A|p={{Price|AY}}|b=5 branches and 30 buds. Opens well cool. My first triumph in extra-early near-white breeding. A creamy near-white (can't tell if it's from the yellow side or the melon side.) Even better, it throws kids that can be much earlier than itself! It can rebloom, and will be used to move rebloom lines even earlier.|d= |
| + | For a long time, when I would look at an early or reblooming seedling, I would exclaim "but it's yellow!" | ||
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| + | Ain't Yeller is my first triumph in extra-early near-white breeding. It blooms at least a week before [[Stella De Oro]] (first week of June here), blooms for around 4 weeks until the beginning of peak season, and then will send up some rebloom scapes later in the summer. Scapes have 5 branches and 30 buds in my garden. | ||
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| + | As an early bloomer, opening after a cold night is critical and I've never seen Ain't Yeller fail to open. It's a creamy near-white (can't tell if it's from the yellow side or the melon side.) | ||
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| + | Ain't Yeller could be planted to bloom with a June perennial bed. It's not as flashy as some, but it is a good color to work with in the garden or for hybridizing. | ||
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| + | Ain't Yeller throws kids that can be much earlier than itself! It can rebloom, and will be used to move rebloom lines even earlier. It is somewhat top-branched, but the flowers don't seem to interfere and the kids can have similar budcount with better spaced branches. | ||
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