NEW FANGLED (P. Black ‘19)
MTB Midseason-Late 20” (51cm)
Definitely some new genes in the quest for better formed and more colorful MTBs and also of shorter stature than most. Standards and styles are pastel peach. Cream falls blend to light slate violet and then to tan gold bands. Tangerine beards are a nice contrast. Two branches plus spur give 7-9 buds.
Sdlg. X246B: U182A: (R261A: (O297A: (Trust in Dreams x Honey Bunny) x O277A: ((L211A: Marksman x Scholar) x (L218A: Scholar x J342A))) x Devoted) X U67B: (Date with Destiny x S216A: (Q22A: (O234A: (Silverberry x L86B: (Waiting For George x Cimarron Trail)) x O230A: (K256A: (Flights Of Fancy x I144A, Fleece as White sib) x T.Johnson TU78A: (I’ve Got Rhythm x Flights Of Fancy))) x Sun Spirit))

FLIRTIN’ SKIRTS (P. Black ‘18)
MTB Early-Midseason 24” (61cm)
A new era of brightly colored, wider and more ruffled tetraploid MTBs is emerging from mixed chromosome breeding. This parentage includes SDBs, IBs, tet MTBs, BBs and TBs. The SDB pollen parent, ‘April Fanfare’, can have 2 branches and 6 buds which helps make it an excellent tet MTB parent. This bright bicolor has unique peach styles and the pattern is pumila spot plicata. ‘FLIRTIN’ SKIRTS’ will make a memorable clump. Can be used in breeding in all median classes and TBs. I’m using it to hopefully produce pumila spot plics in TBs.
Sdlg. W218B: (Black Q47C, Devil’s Delight pod parent x Teenybopper) X April Fanfare