canary yellow

9 years ago

so here is the 1st year for my in the ground Canary Yellow to throw up an inflo....confooosed , so I guess that is what the leaves are for? Does anyone know if Cstar re-named this one too or was it created by them and it is their name? roxanne

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mksmth zone 7a Tulsa Oklahoma
9 years ago
wow thats a crazy inflo. I have seen them turn into a branch but never do both.
rox146
Original Author
9 years ago
so finally here comes the long awaited Canary Yellow. roxanne
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rox146
Original Author
9 years ago
the blooms are along at the same time as new leaves on the inflo.
rox146
Original Author
9 years ago
it is a very pretty yellow along with a nice citrus scent.
rox146
Original Author
9 years ago
it has a very "cupped" bloom. Glad I have it in my collection from C star nursery. Wonder if there is an AKA name???? roxanne
jandey1
9 years ago
That's lovely, Rox! I love pink buds that open to yellow flowers! Gladys O'Neal is close to opening for me and her buds are bubblegum pink.

The flower looks a bit like my Veracruz Lutica, but I don't think the stripe on mine was as pink.
rox146
Original Author
9 years ago
mahalos Jandey. More opened on it today and the first from last week still hiding and no fading....yet. roxanne