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One of a range of recently introduced double flowered forms. This one seems to be one of the more reliably attractive of them - some of them are rather
greenish as they open. On Minoru Nonoguchi's gardening website I found the following "Rhodohypoxis 'Goya'.It is a double-flowered species of Matsuura hybridization. The pretty pink flowers are very wonderful. The three sisters of the Matsuura cross are Rhodohypoxis 'Goya', Rhodohypoxis 'Mone', and Rhodohypoxis 'Dali'. Everyone is." I wish I read Japanese, but I am interpreting that as a seedling raised by Matsuura (a Japanese surname). I may be completely wrong. Later he says: "These are the three sisters of Matsuura's hybrid, Rhodohypoxis 'Goya', Rhodohypoxis 'Mone', and Rhodohypoxis 'Dali'. They are all blooming well." |
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| 3rd June 2007 | ||
