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Variable Flowers of 'Jean May'

19 years ago

My Jean May sasanqua is quite variable in flower form. Some of the flowers are full anemone form (verging toward peony form at times) with almost all of the stamens petaloid; others are single and semi-double with almost no petaloid stamens, and there is everything in between. Is this variability a commonly seen trait of Jean May?

- Steve

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Tsubaki1
19 years ago
The flowers of Jean May can be quite variable in form. Ours in Georgia do the same as yours! So it is obviously a common trait.
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