MH1125F

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MH1125F (Huben nr) 55 EM 5, Rose Bicolor, Dor Dip Noc

Description

erect, 7br36bu, melon base, carries dark scapes

Siblings

MH1125G (Huben ) 44 E 4, Yellow Self, Dor Dip Noc
(LM2 * Army of Darkness)
This one has tall, very dark scapes with 7 branches and 36 buds. I'd introduce it in a heartbeat except that the scapes fall in my garden. The flowers are green throated, large, bright and beautiful, if tailored. I'm breeding this to melons with erect scapes and some dark scape genetics.

MH1125X (Huben ) 42 E 4.5, YellowGreen Self, Dor Dip
(LM2 * Army of Darkness)
Dark scapes!

Descendents

No descendents.

Ancestors

LM2 (Michaels )
(Stars My Destination * Rosemary Whitacre)
- Stars My Destination (Michaels 2009) 48 M 3.75, Yellow Self, Dor Dip
  (Corky * citrina)
  - Corky (Fischer 1959) 34 M 3.5, Yellow Self, Dor Dip
    (sdlg * Mignon)
    - seedling
    - Mignon (Stout 1941) 40 EM Re 2.5, Yellow Self, Dor Dip Ext Noc
  - citrina
- Rosemary Whitacre

Army of Darkness (Huben 2015) 32 E 4.25, Melon Polychrome, Dor Dip Ext
(MH0466A * From Darkness Comes Light)
An enormous breakthrough in dark scape breeding! This first dark-scaped melon has entirely dark scapes, 4 branches and 27 buds, long branches, and a strong red stripe on sepal reverse. The flowers are not fancy, but they are a distinctively colored light melon with cream tints, yellow green throat and yellow and green veins. I've used this one very heavily in my breeding program.

MH0466A (Huben ) 36 E, Yellow Self, Dor Dip
(Sir Blackstem * Boston Symphony)
An F1 between dark scapes and white. It's neither, but throws dark scapes and melon.
- Sir Blackstem (Hager 1988) 24 E Re 2.5, Yellow Bicolor, Evr Dip Ext
  ((Pizza * (sdlg * Raindrop)) * Gold Thimble)
  The darkest-scaped registered daylily.
  - (Pizza * (sdlg * Raindrop))
  - Gold Thimble
- Boston Symphony (Reilly 1998) 30 E 3.5, NearWhite Self, Dor Dip
  (Swiss Mint * Gentle Shepherd)
  - Swiss Mint (Reilly 1994) 27 EM 5.87, NearWhite Blend, Dor Dip Fra Ext
    (sdlg * Joan Senior)
    - seedling
    - Joan Senior (Durio 1977) 25 EM Re 5, NearWhite Self, Evr Dip Ext
      (Loving Memories * Little Infant)
      - Loving Memories
      - Little Infant (Monette 1973) 20 M 4, Cream Self, Evr Dip
  - Gentle Shepherd

From Darkness Comes Light (Huben 2010) 34 E 3.5, Cream Self, Dor Dip Noc
(MH0047I * A Small Multitude)
My next nominee for an award. Cream blooms on inky purple scapes. 25 buds, 4 branches. Exceptional plant habits and performance.

MH0047I (Huben ) 36 EM Re 2.5, NearWhite Blend, Dor Dip
(Aerial * Boston Symphony)
- Aerial (Sobek 1985) 34 M 2.5, Gold Self, Dor Dip
  (Corky * Purity)
  - Corky (Fischer 1959) 34 M 3.5, Yellow Self, Dor Dip
    (sdlg * Mignon)
    - seedling
    - Mignon (Stout 1941) 40 EM Re 2.5, Yellow Self, Dor Dip Ext Noc
  - Purity (Traub 1949) 45 ML 4, Yellow Self, Dor Dip Fra
- Boston Symphony (Reilly 1998) 30 E 3.5, NearWhite Self, Dor Dip
  (Swiss Mint * Gentle Shepherd)
  - Swiss Mint (Reilly 1994) 27 EM 5.87, NearWhite Blend, Dor Dip Fra Ext
    (sdlg * Joan Senior)
    - seedling
    - Joan Senior (Durio 1977) 25 EM Re 5, NearWhite Self, Evr Dip Ext
      (Loving Memories * Little Infant)
      - Loving Memories
      - Little Infant (Monette 1973) 20 M 4, Cream Self, Evr Dip
  - Gentle Shepherd

A Small Multitude (Huben 2010) 44 EM 2.5, Gold Self, Dor Dip Noc
(Corky * Early And Often)
Gold Self. Tall and Small. Minute, species-like spatulate flowers on tall, well-branched scapes. Extraordinary breeder.

Corky (Fischer 1959) 34 M 3.5, Yellow Self, Dor Dip
(sdlg * Mignon)
- seedling
- Mignon (Stout 1941) 40 EM Re 2.5, Yellow Self, Dor Dip Ext Noc

Early And Often (Huben 2001) 26 E Re 4, Peach Polychrome, Dor Dip Ext Fra Noc
(Sunny Honey * Sobek 94.12)
Honorable Mention award 2006! At last: a northern rebloomer that isn't yellow or gold. The heart of my breeding program, producing a great diversity of seedlings, many of them rebloomers. Very rapid increase. Tested and found highly rust resistant (a character passed to most of its kids.) Early And Often was my first introduction, and has lived up to its promise as a continuous rebloomer; it blooms non stop from early July until frost. Some growers report as many as seven sets of scapes per season. Unlike other diploid rebloomers, it is a color clarifier and readily gives up the melon tones in seedlings.