Hello, Ilse. Have you been swamped with offers to adopt your "extra"
hepaticas? :-) I'd love to see pictures of some that need sorting.

I can't recommend a book for identifying hepatica hybrids. Perhaps someone 
else will jump in.

All: There's an article about Hepatica maxima hybrids in the December 2010
Plantsman:
http://www.rhs.org.uk/RHSWebsite/files/d5/d5e2e573-a4e1-4b33-85b0-dbea66dde346.pdf
 .
The work of Severin Schlyter, source of Ilse's seeds, is discussed and a 
hybrid is named for him.

I grow H. maxima and some other species but as far as I know they have not
crossed. Maxima I love. It's so furry. A friend said that in the rain, it
looks like a wet cat.

Paige Woodward
on top of Chilliwack Mountain
in SW British Columbia
Canada
wet Zone 6
www.hillkeep.ca
[email protected]


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