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Mon, Mar 1, 10 at 0:06
| Does anyone know if someone has done hybridizing with some of the more Mediterranean type tulip species, to develop varieties that will grow easily in the Sunbelt? I have been reading about species like Tulipa clusiana, T. goulimyi, T. saxatilis or its diploid cousins, or T. sylvestris. Possibly also T. systola or T. polychroma.
Any info appreciated!
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| A little late in responding.... but, the link might be of interest on this topic. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://members.shaw.ca/hydahlia/FEDworkshop.html
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