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Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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celestialrose zone 4/5 NH (
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Wed, Oct 24, 12 at 23:41
| I don't know which will win the Stout this year, but I had fun searching through my photos of some of the contenders.
These will be shown in alphabetical order, not in order of my preference. (But if you're wondering, I'm rooting for either Persian Ruby, Laura Harwood or Margo Reed Indeed).
Celeste
AMERICAN FREEDOM (is a blooming machine in my zone 4 garden)
CREATURE OF THE NIGHT
FORESTLAKE RAGAMUFFIN
GEORGE JETS ON
GREY WITCH
HEAVENLY ANGEL ICE
HER BEST BLOOMERS
LAURA HARWOOD (gorgeous; blooms late here)
MARGO REED INDEED
MYNELLE'S STARFISH (I love the unique shape & large size)
NUTMEG ELF (petite blooms on tall scapes)
PERSIAN RUBY (HUGE, velvety blooms)
SHORES OF TIME (gorgeous pink, but doesn't always open well in my cold zone)
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RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| Thanks for your work assembling these. My vote is Laura Harwood, but in the heat here this summer, it nearly passed on. All I have left is one scrawney fan. |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| The majority on this forum seem to predict Laura Harwood. |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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You grow lots of contenders! I was wondering about your American Freedom. How old is it? I want a blooming machine too ;) |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| Pulling for Mynelle's Starfish myself, but I wouldn'd mind having any of them in my garden |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| Mynelle's Starfish here always had such short scapes and wasn't very vigorous. |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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Mantis I never really noticed a lack of vigor although you are correct about the scapes being short. thank you |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| THANK YOU to those who took the time to comment! Nat, American Freedom is on it's second year here but I have been amazed at it's performance thus far. (It came from Maryotts). It bloomed for a very long time, both summers, and always had several blooms opened up each day. I never noticed any problems with it opening either which is a plus in our colder climates. jaco42, I also like Mynelle's Starfish very much. Mine is quite vigorous and I love those HUGE & very unique blooms. I have no complaints about it myself...but wonder if others are bothered by it's short scapes. Short scapes don't bother me, I just plant those in front of the taller ones. Celeste |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| celeste same here just plant it towards the front and let it show off |
RE: Photos: Some of the Stout Award contenders
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| Celeste, looks like AF loves your garden! I got mine at the same time (and from Maryotts too) :) Didn't bloom first summer, quite short and only 24 flowers altogether with rebloom this summer. Will hope next year it will improve. |
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