Pics of two new blooms today.
tnangela
14 years ago
Both could be called 'miniature hybrid musks'.
First bloom (ever)on this seedling. Knockout x Prosperity
My first ever DOUBLE KO seedling and it's looking like a miniature...
and Moore's 'Little Emma' which I just recently received from Nor'east. This is my second bloom on it. The first was white and I was disappointed, so it thrilled me to see some color in it. Dad is Clytemnestra which makes it a hybrid musk also.
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