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H. ‘Cascading Waters’ (R) 2005
Status: Published

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H. ‘Cascading Waters’

D. Dean (ONIR)

Plant: 54in (137.2cm) diameter; 22in (55.9cm) high; mound-like; fast growth rate

Leaf: 11.75in (29.8cm) long; 7.5in (19.1cm) wide; 8 vein pairs; medium green with .25 to 1.5in (0.6 to 3.8cm) wide, medium grey green, light grey green, creamy white, slightly rippled margins; dull on top; glaucous bloom underneath; broadly ovate with rounded base; deeply twisted tip, moderately wavy

Scape: 30 to 32in (76.2 to 81.3cm) high; dark purple bottom and top

Scape Bracts:

Flower: 2in (5.1cm) long; pale lavender, partial stripes, translucent edges; tubular bell; Ramsey, MN; 8/4 - 8/13 - 8/21

Seed: sets viable seeds, medium green pods

Clump History: original seedling; 5 years old; Ramsey, MN

Notable Characteristics: cascading mound of pointed and twisted leaves 3 to 4 layers of contrasting color variation, red-purple base of flower bracts

Pod Parent: H. 'Liberty Bell'

Pollen Parent: H. hypoleuca

Sport Parent: N/A

Seasonal Color Change: yellow margin becomes cream

Section Class: II-6b

Patent/PBR Number: N/A

Additional Comments: N/A