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Pale pink with darker pink strikes.  Short plant only 24″ tall.  Blooms here the second week of June, four weeks after the first bloom.

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Opens yellow gold with lightly flared scarlet petals and green center with pink stigmas. Long stems with sequential opening sidebuds, a mature plant is typical of new open flowers for two weeks. Vigorous, medium height and strong stems in a wide spread bush, a mature well grown plant can form a 5ft mound yielding 4 to 5 dozen blossoms year after year. Upright to arching long 27″ stems maintain flowers above the foliage providing a low wide bush. Its’ large dark green leaves make an excellent landscape member lasting well into autumn. APS seeding Certificate of Merit 1984. APS Gold Medal 1996.

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Great cut flower. 32″ tall.

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Beautiful red the does not fade. Center has yellow Staminodes with red flares.  34″ tall.