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My favourite Neo

13 years ago

Here is a pic of an unknown Neo that I have. It is my favourite because of the rosette shape and the colour.

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dooleybugs01
13 years ago
marleneann,
Lovely shape on that one, should have a name to it. For some reason it strikes me a as a allan freeman hybrid. No landfill for this one.
Dooley.
splinter1804
13 years ago
Hi marleneann,

Yes I've got to agree with dooleybugs, that's a "little ripper" and deserves a name for sure.

All the best, Nev.
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marleneann
Original Author
13 years ago
Actually...got it from Bromagic and it is a hybrid cross but the name was lost. The lady said I could give it a name.
You are correct Dooley...it could well be an Allan Freeman hybrid.
hotdiggetydam
13 years ago
You may have saved the plant from the landfill. Bromagic put names on every plant in sight for awhile and some were just look alikes.
dooleybugs01
13 years ago
marleneann,
I would have a wild guess and say the parentage was two tone x painted lady. maybe called it toned lady or shapely lady.
dooley.

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