(Reed,  2012)   40"  Late  5.5"  dormant, diploid  UF – crispate/cascade, 4 branches,  20 buds, extended bloom

Soft peach cream ruffled blooms sit atop well-branched scapes, with blush-rose eyes and light green throats.  The blooms tend to be upfacing, and look like a cloud could land there comfortably! The only downside is that the foliage is a light green color.  Pod and pollen fertile.

Parentage:  CRYSTALLINE ENTITY  X  MARGO REED INDEED.                        

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(Murphy,  2012)    41" MLa   8"    Dormant  Diploid  Spider  Extended

Shocking Red Spider with a green throat and a chartreuse midrib.  Rain Resistant red, sunfast at 98F at 7pm.   Spider Ratio 5/1.  Moderate Bud Builder.  3 branches, 19 buds, but more late in the season.  

Parentage:   TNT x WIRED.   Very Fertile, good parent for sunfast red spiders.                  

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(Reed, 2012)   45"  M  7.5"   dormant, diploid.  UF  Cascade,  extended bloom. 3 branches,  18 buds

This is a huge, commanding red-purple with a darker eye and green throat, lighter ribs.  The out-facing,  cascading blooms are not subtle.  The branching and size come directly from the parents:

Parentage:  PLANET MAX  X  CRYSTALLINE ENTITY.                                

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(Murphy, 2012)    52" EMRe   8"   Dormant  Diploid  UF Cascade   Extended

A very tall, large cream Cascade with purple band, chartreuse throat, and cream midrib. This very imposing plant is in bloom for 3 months with moderate bud building and instant rebloom.  Sunfast at 101F at 7 p.m.   Rain resistant.   Three branches, 22 buds initially, more after bud building. 

Parentage:   MONACAN TRAIL  x  JUST JESSIE.   Fertile.                                                        

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(Murphy,  2012)   51" EMRe   6"   Dormant  diploid  Extended

This tall reddish lavender has a purple band, small yellow throat, yellow midrib, and tiny ruffled cream edge. It starts blooming at Early Midseason and continues until late September, and sometimes, until frost.   It has instant rebloom. The most important characteristic of this plant, in my mind, is that it is a bud builder, continuing longer than any other in our garden.  Branching is moderate at 2. Initial bud count is 19, but by the end of the season, with the scapes continuing to spiral and grow buds, can be 40. 

Parentage Unknown.   Fertile both ways.    Grows fast, so it is cheap!                              

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( Murphy, 2012)    46" M  6"   Dormant  Diploid  UF  Cascade  Extended

The color is very different – clear raspberry, with apricot throat and cream midrib. It has ruffled recurved petals edged in pink to cream. The color can be seen as different from across the garden.  "Jewel-Like" is what Margo calls it.   3 branches,  26 buds.   Very special.

Parentage:  MARGO REED INDEED by HEAVENLY CURLS.   Fertile, good parent.            

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(Reed,  2012)   38"  E  6.5"  dormant, diploid  extended  UF-Cascade, 3 branches, 18 buds, ruffled

Very early, this is one of the first light pinks to bloom (after BEFORE!).  It has clear clean light pink color, and well-branched scapes.  It is tall and large-flowered.  Pod and pollen fertile.

Parentage:  CRYSTALLINE ENTITY  X  MARGO REED INDEED.                  

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(Reed,  2012)  30" MLa  6"  dormant, diploid  UF - Cascade with 4 branches and 22 buds.  Extended bloom.

This cascade is pure clean color – bright, light purple with lighter midribs, and a large cream-white eyezone with a deep green throat.  Nicely ruffled.  The scapes are moderate height and look delicate, but with excellent branching hold many blooms.  Not as large or tall as some of its siblings, this one is smaller scale, and holds its own.  Great foliage. Pod and pollen fertile.

Parentage:  MARGO REED INDEED  X  NORTH WIND DANCER.                    

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