Katie Moragne
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#178 Impressive intense red edged petals contrasted by white radiating with yellow shading from center. Elliptical petals with rounded tip, moderately overlapped; heavy texture; strong sweet scent. Vibrant brick red contrasted with soft white of the rolled inner edge of each petal, radiating with yellow shading from center; good keeping quality. 4", strong sweet fruity scent, great keeping quality. Compact tree, wimpy roots. Medium tree. Huge, lush bloom heads that last. Named in honor of the daughter of William Moragne, Sr. Seed parent: Daisy Wilcox. Pollen parent: Scott Pratt. 4" Many flowers display 6 to 8 petals. Compact tree with multiple branching. Gardenia perfume. Should be grafted. Dark pink with orange center, 3” in medium size clusters, medium tall growth. Can bloom on new tips. Fussy, easy to kill. Needs very well-draining soil. Sensitive to soil compaction. Slow to root. One of the Moragne collection, vibrant hot pink with combination of peachy-orange and yellow combined, 4 inches size flower, blooming in large tight bundles, Petals are thick and good texture, sweet scents. Sets seed.
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