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Name That Bloom Submit pictures of blooms along with information about bloom size, typical date of bloom, growth habits, and any unusual characteristics (pictures showing bush and leaf shape would be helpful) for posting on the web site to: Check out the blooms shown below and send me an email if you have any suggestions. Please put "name that bloom" in the subject line and include the bloom number with the text of your response. A list of suggested names will be posted on this page. Send responses to: Suggestions Bloom 100 Possibly a root stock plant that was used for grafting many years ago. Bloom 100 Elizabeth Arden Bloom 100 I believe bloom is Elizabeth. Below is a picture of the one in my yard. It usually blooms about 2 1/2 inches in diameter. Ken Baton Rouge, LA.
Bloom 101 Hazel Herrin Var. or Elizabeth Le Bey Bloom 103 Tomorrow Var.
Bloom # 100
The plant was my grandmother's and I seem to
remember her saying it was given to her in the 1940s. I personally know
of the plant's existence for at least 40 years.
I have never seen another blossom with the striped
markings. Some of the flowers are solid pink, others are solid white,
and some as striped in various designs.
Ocala FL Bloom # 101
It was probably planted 50 years ago on Dog River in Mobile AL. It blooms mid-season/late and has very large blooms which are very upright in the center. This photo was taken in Jan 2005 Bloom # 102
Bloom # 103
Bloom # 104
Bloom # 105
Bloom # 106
Bloom 107
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