L. x ‘Bronze Medallion’ Martagon
$40.00
Description
L. ‘Bronze Medallion’
has such an alluring appeal that it is well looked for with collectors near and far. The peach tepals open with a blushing rose and darken with age to a cherry red. This is a martagon that is very unique with its frosted buds that create an amazing display in the June garden displays. Pollen slippers have a matching rusty glow that accommodate the peachy ‘ness’ of the inflorescence. There is definitely something lurking in the genetics of this one that I have now been doing research on. The brassy bronze is a dead giveaway in some of the lineage. The fragrance is subtle, soft and spicy. A welcome of the wane of spring into the birth of summer sunnier mornings. If I could chose five, this is one of my top five martagons.
Bronze Medallion’ II(c/d)
H: E. Robinson, pre-2008 Inside of tepals bronze; muted old-gold ( who doesn’t love old gold )?, near spots in basal half of each tepal. Spots chocolate-brown, quite large, round to elliptic, evenly and densely distributed over basal half of each tepal; also along margins on outside of tepals. Papillae absent; filaments yellowish, pale; pollen dark orange; stigma pale orange. Buds slightly bronzed rose-pink. Pedicels long, arching, dark brownish green. Stems 1.5–1.8m, dark. Early.
4-5 feet tall multi stem mass once mature
part shade to filtered sun rays Will not tolerate deep shade nor wet ditch like conditions
Plant bulb 6 inches deep and water in well.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.10 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.00 × 1.00 × 1.00 cm |
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