Peanut x Mountain Magic - New Dark Pink Single by Delisa

This is a new seedling grown out by me. The hybridizer is Delisa Harvey (you see guys, Delisa's seed does produce singles too!! Nice ones at that!!).
I'm loving the thick waxy corolla on this one. The color is a very dark pink (sorry can't tell you abut the fragrance). I've had this plant 2 years and she has never had a bug problem. She like partial shade and the entire plant remains rather small but bushy (very attractive for a patio).
This is a personal favorite of mine so far for my 2008 cultivars. I really like how the flowers look solid not flimsy and do stay open during the hot daylight hours.

This message was edited Apr 4, 2008 7:30 AM

Another pic

Beautiful!!! How small is small?

After 21/2 years in a place where brugs grow to giant heights she is about 3 1/2 feet tall and bushy. She would rather send up new side shoots than grow tall.

This message was edited Apr 4, 2008 9:14 AM

Xeriscape..
yes I also love the thick waxy flowers some have.. yours looks great...I've a Painted Lady X Peanut cross just sprouting out after a few weeks.....so as not to get lost in the pile.. seems to be 100% germination.. of this...a two year old seed.. now that's also a good trait to breed for..no getting lost in awaiting months for them to start going...
I have this grower named Gary to thank for this one.. I understand Peanut crosses are a favorite of his also.... Keep up the good work there ...Xeriscape..
Gordon

looks like another good candidate for baskets.


kenboy

Or Basket Cases.....LOL!! ......this is good for brug addicts with small spaces in which to grow

Ok, who is selling them? Where can I buy one? I confess I am a brug addict with small spaces.

Nothing for sale yet. She is still a seedling in my mind. I have not even cut on her yet or registered her with a name.....

Thanks for letting me know. All of us brug addicts up north would love small ones.

Wow Gary! I like the shape on this one too! The small size is a plus, and hopefully MM's good blooming habits will be passed on. Congrats to you and Delisa.