H. ‘Yellow Corduroys’
(R)
2016
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H. ‘Yellow Corduroys’ |
G. R. Goodwin (ONIR) |
Plant: 36in (91.4cm) diameter; 16.5in (41.9cm) high; mound-like; slow growth rate
Leaf: 10in (25.4cm) long; 8in (20.3cm) wide; 13 to 14 vein pairs; light green with 2in (5.1cm) wide, greenish yellow, slightly rippled margins; slightly shiny on top; dull underneath; nearly round with cordate base; moderately cupped, deeply twisted & folded, Intensely corrugated overall.
Scape: 24 to 30in (61.0 to 76.2cm) high; medium green
Scape Bracts:
Flower: 1.5 to 2in (3.8cm) long; white, ; tubular; Zionsville, IN; 6/5 - 6/25 - 7/5
Seed: sets viable seeds, greenish-yellow pods
Clump History: original seedling; 12 years old; Zionsville, IN
Notable Characteristics: bright, tricolored, corrugated blade with downturned edges
Pod Parent: Parentage unknown
Pollen Parent: N/A
Sport Parent: N/A
Seasonal Color Change: color intensity increases over the growing season
Section Class: II-5b
Patent/PBR Number: N/A
Additional Comments: N/A