New Moraea hybrids, 2019
RC Weber (Mon, 23 Sep 2019 00:36:31 PDT)
Again, plants that deserve to be in science fiction movies! Thank you!
Love this list ... <g>
~ Cate
On 22-Sep-19
4:10 PM, michaelcmace@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, gang.
If you don't like hybrids, my apologies and please move on to the next
message.
I've posted a summary of my new Moraea hybrids from this year. If you've
been with this list for a while, you know that for about a decade I've been
experimenting with crossing various "Peacock" and related species of Moraea.
The results continue to be really interesting, with lots of spots and
stripes and unusual color combinations. I am amazed by the genetic diversity
of this genus.
https://growingcoolplants.blogspot.com/2019/09/…
I sometimes get asked about the ethics of growing species versus hybrids. My
perspective: I don't see a conflict; I also do my best to conserve and share
the species. But raising hybrids gives me new stuff to look at every year,
whereas I already have most of the Moraea species that are available.
If anyone has any advice, or suggestions on things to cross, I am all ears.
I am not a botanist and appreciate any help I can get.
Mike
San Jose, CA
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