■(TB) 'Purple Pomp'
1972, Fothergill
'Purple Pomp' (
H. Senior Fothergill, R. 1969) Seedling# 66/53. TB, 44" (112 cm), Midseason to late bloom. Royal purple self. Seedling involving
'Sable',
'Blue Ensign',
'Bright Melody',
'Sulgrave',
'Windsor',
'Violet Hills' X seedling involving
'Sequatchie',
'Blood Carnelian',
'Mexican Magic',
'Sulgrave',
'Windsor',
'Christabel' and others. Mission Bell, Tell 1972.
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From AIS Bulletin #205 April 1972 Introducing PURPLE POMP (Fothergill) #66/53. ML. 44". (Sdlg. involving Sable, Blue Ensign, Bright Melody, Sulgrave, Windsor, Violet Hills) x sdlg. involving Sequatchie, Blood Carnelian, Mexican Magic, Sulgrave, Windsor, Christabel, etc.). Royally bred. A rich royal purple self with glowing undertones of amaranth. A tailored flower of excellent form and medium width. When established will show 4 or more branches, and I have counted 7 buds on the rebranched lower branch and a total of 21 flowers per stalk. A vigorous, healthy grower, with excellent rhizones and strong purple-based foliage. Will undoubtedly be useful to breed branching and very rich colors without haft markings, since it is absolutely smooth. A good mate for Gala Madrid, Martel, Lilac Rose, Caliente. Co-released with Mission Bell Gardens. Net $25.00. Tell's Gardens. |
From AIS Bulletin #205 April 1972 Introducing PURPLE POMP (Fothergill) (Co-introduced with Tell's Gardens). Royal purple self with undertones of Amaranth. Many well placed buds. $25.00. Mission Bell. |
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