(Reed, 09)  45”  MLa  6.5”  dor.dip.ext. fragrant.  Unusual Form –cascade.  This bloom is yellow/green (lemon/lime) with tea-colored piecrust-ruffled edges.  It has heavy substance and good curling form with presentation power.  It is symmetrically recurved and the ends twist and curl. It stands tall on erect scapes with 2-3 way branching, and has a bud count of about 16.  Out of LOLA BRANHAM, it continues blooming into mid-August. Crisp fresh substance - refreshing in hot August like a cool drink.   Fertile.  (name pending)

    (Reed, ’09)   50”  MLa  8”  dor.dip.ext.  Unusual Form – pinched crispate (very consistent).  Large, late, tall, and pinkish. 

This bloom has size, form, substance, presence, and personality.  The color is muted pink, with a large yellow-cream throat (green deep in the throat).  The sepals quill and curl and the petals are ruffled.  Parentage unknown, this has been a favorite garden flower for the late season for some time. Scapes are erect and the bud count is just adequate (around 12). Difficult pod parent. (name pending)   Really nice dancing in the late garden!

(Reed, 09)    36”  M  7”  dor.dip.ext.  Unusual form – cascade. 

This very white bloom is consistent and high-performing.  It has the strength from RADIANT MOONBEAM, and the grace and narrowness from SKINWALKER.  It is 3-way branched, with about 22 buds.  The bloom has good substance and is slightly ruffled.  Easily pod and pollen fertile.   Delicious.