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Fragrant queen sport?

9 years ago

Found this sport growing from Fragrant Bouquet. Thing is, I bought Fragrant Bouquet mature. Not sure if this is a true sport or if this is just new growth that looks much different than the mature clump; it is more streaked, with deeper veins and pointier leaves.

Comments (3)

bkay2000
9 years ago
If it's new growth that is much different than the mother plant and it's attached, then it's a sport (assuming it's not a reversion). You may just have a leaf anomaly, given all leaves are not marked the same. If that is the case, it will look FB when it comes back next year.

bk
schiba
Original Author
9 years ago
Interesting! Thanks for the info! Wonder if Fragrant Bouquet is very stable. Seems to mutate a lot.
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bkay2000
9 years ago
Go to myhostas.be and put Fragrant Queen in the search criteria. It will tell you all the sports of FQ.

bk

Here is a link that might be useful: myhostas.be

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