Sioux Hall
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| − | {{Registration|l=unknown|r=unknown|f=Sobek 93.36|m=Gladycita|h=Huben|y=2016|s=MH0853R|p={{price|SH}}|i=unknown|b= | + | {{Registration|l=unknown|r=unknown|f=Sobek 93.36|m=Gladycita|h=Huben|y=2016|s=MH0853R|p={{price|SH}}|i=unknown|b=This is a very intense and sunfast lavender with an extraordinary green throat that speaks for itself. It is named in honor of the late, great Sioux Hall (6th dan Aikido), who taught me so much about Aikido and raising children. I knew Sioux for 32 years, and she has been a close friend of my entire family. Sioux usually tied her red hair with a lavender ribbon. I'm registering this daylily with 5 branches and 33 buds, but sometimes it has 6 branches and 37 buds (and sometimes less.) The excellent scape, which is erect and doesn't lean at all, comes from altissima breeding by Bob Sobek.|d=This is a very intense and sunfast lavender with an extraordinary green throat that speaks for itself. It is named in honor of the late, great Sioux Hall (6th dan Aikido), who taught me so much about Aikido and raising children. I knew Sioux for 32 years, and she has been a close friend of my entire family. Sioux usually tied her red hair with a lavender ribbon. I'm registering this daylily with 5 branches and 33 buds, but sometimes it has 6 branches and 37 buds (and sometimes less.) The excellent scape, which is erect and doesn't lean at all, comes from altissima breeding by Bob Sobek. |
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| + | [[File:File:Sioux_and_Carol.jpg|760px]] | ||
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| + | Here's Sioux demonstrating atemi with my daughter, Carol Huben. | ||
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| + | [[File:File:Sioux and Peggy.jpg|760px]] | ||
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| + | Here's Sioux demonstrating proper control of uke in ikkyo with Peggy Huben. | ||
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[[File:Sioux Hall1.jpg|760px]] | [[File:Sioux Hall1.jpg|760px]] | ||
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| + | In full sun, the camera can make the flowers look pinker. The lavender in the first photo is much more accurate. | ||
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[[File:Sioux Hall2.jpg|760px]] | [[File:Sioux Hall2.jpg|760px]] | ||
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| + | In hot weather, there is more recurve, but the flower remains sunfast even at 100 degrees. | ||
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