Coral Nebula

Coral Nebula.  Bremer.  2017.  Advanced generation lutea hybrid.  (Sedona x Seidl #141).  Large semi-double of cream heavily blushed in coral-pink.  Coral color is more prominent in center of the flower with outer petals more cream.  Petals notched, ruffled and crimped.  Dark maroon flares on inner most petals.  Flowers present around and on top of bush.  Coral-pink stigmas, red sheath and filaments.  Typically 5 carpels.  Foliage wide and dark green.  Plants are rounded and foliated to the ground, stems not easily visible.  Plants attain 3.5 feet in Wisconsin.  Fertile both ways.  Any winter stem kill is replaced by vigorous basal shoots.  Better than average amount of bloom for a lutea hybrid.  Outstanding.  We named this Coral Nebula as it conjures visions of a coral space scape.  In high demand.  Superior on the show table for its large ruffled bloom with beautiful blend of color.  Plants are often smaller than other grafted plants after 3 years, but quickly catch up in years 5 and 6. Ships in late September to mid October.  AGE: Field grown, 4+ year old graft or division from larger plants – our choice of available plant material upon harvest.