CINNAMON CRISP

CINNAMON CRISP

48-99: (Poetic Voice X Sparkling placeStateChampagne)

Poetic Voice: (Peach Whisper: (MING PORCELAIN x LOVE GODDESS) x (CHICAGO CANDY CANE x Tetra YESTERDAY MEMORIES)] x Crush On You (ENCHANTED EMPRESS X sdlg)) X Sparkling Champagne: (SECRET SPLENDOR x STEP ABOVE)

34 to 36 inch scape - 6 inch diameter - 3 to 4 way branching - 22 to 24 buds - dormant

The best possible name that I could come up with for the color of H. Cinnamon Crisp is a burnished cinnamon. Curiosity got the best of me as to where the coloration in this daylily came from so I did a search of the parentage. Much to my surprise I discovered that the majority of the lineage was from pink and rose breeding. I was also pleasantly surprised that the lineage can be traced well into the 1970s reinforcing my belief that crosses involving old timers can often result in a more modern look. Needless to say I used this daylily with cutting edge pinks and purples and reds to take the already satisfying look of H. Cinnamon Crisp in a different direction. One cross that I made and look forward to seeing bloom is Cinnamon Crisp X Ironman!!!

The plant habit of this cultivar is more than acceptable given that it was lined out under trees for the past few years. I can only imagine how much better the habit will be when it is actually planted out in the sun again! Don't ask me what I was thinking of when initially lining it out other than it was done before the leaves came out on the trees but that was rectified after I looked up and saw the trees! I guess that I should have taken a course or two in horticulture instead of all those psych classes J.$75.00


	CINNAMON CRISP 48-99: (Poetic Voice X Sparkling placeStateChampagne) Poetic Voice: (Peach Whisper: (MING PORCELAIN x LOVE GODDESS) x (CHICAGO CANDY CANE x Tetra YESTERDAY MEMORIES)] x Crush On You (ENCHANTED EMPRESS X sdlg)) X Sparkling Champagne: (SECRET SPLENDOR x STEP ABOVE) 34 to 36 inch scape - 6 inch diameter - 3 to 4 way branching - 22 to 24 buds - dormant The best possible name that I could come up with for the color of H. Cinnamon Crisp is a burnished cinnamon. Curiosity got the best of me as to where the coloration in this daylily came from so I did a search of the parentage. Much to my surprise I discovered that the majority of the lineage was from pink and rose breeding. I was also pleasantly surprised that the lineage can be traced well into the 1970s reinforcing my belief that crosses involving old timers can often result in a more modern look. Needless to say I used this daylily with cutting edge pinks and purples and reds to take the already satisfying look of H. Cinnamon Crisp in a different direction. One cross that I made and look forward to seeing bloom is Cinnamon Crisp X Ironman!!! The plant habit of this cultivar is more than acceptable given that it was lined out under trees for the past few years. I can only imagine how much better the habit will be when it is actually planted out in the sun again! Don't ask me what I was thinking of when initially lining it out other than it was done before the leaves came out on the trees but that was rectified after I looked up and saw the trees! I guess that I should have taken a course or two in horticulture instead of all those psych classes J.$75.00