MAYOR OF HALLADAY (Davisson-J 19)

MAYOR OF HALLADAY is a late blooming 8" lavender with a chalky ivory watermark that turns cream peach under certain weather conditions. Registered as a large flower rather than an unusual form, it sometimes has pinched petals and twisting, quilled sepals giving it an unusual and interesting shape. Scapes are 40 inches with 5-way branching, 28 buds. It is a hardy, semi-evergreen with flawless foliage from a cross of a seedling (CURT'S GIFT X CONFESSIONS OF A HEMAHOLIC) X Steve Todd's remarkable VICTORIA JOSEPHINE. MAYOR OF HALLADAY represents a step forward in bringing a lighter lavender into the late season as well as easy fertility both ways. MAYOR OF HALLADAY is producing exciting, reblooming, fertile seedlings with watermarks.