he also has one named "Lovisa Maria"
--- zan...@aol.com wrote:
From: zan...@aol.com
To: alpine-l@science.uu.nl
Subject: Re: [Alpine-l] Daphne 'Larissa Maria'
Date: Sat, 20 Oct 2012 21:46:24 -0400 (EDT)
Brian, is it possibly a misspelling of a daphne developed by Rick Lupp? He named two for his grand daughters, and
I think that "Maisie Larae" was one of them. Saw it at Rick's in March and it was a lovely small one growing in one
of his sand beds. There's a vague similarity in the name, so thought it might be possible. Don't have a copy of that
catalog so can't give the parentage.
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Subject: [Alpine-l] Daphne 'Larissa Maria'
I have a small daphne with a label that says 'Larissa Maria'. Is there such a cultivar? I have tracked down a Larissa Maria who was 'starting (my) design education in Chicagoland' and a Larissa Marolt who appears to have been Germany's 'top model' in 2009. Neither appears a likely candidate for botanical immortality, though I suppose anything is possible. I'd be grateful for any information.
Brian Bixley
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