| Sinningia 'Toney Dale' IR101149 |
| Sinningia 'Toney Dale' is the result of a cross between one of my hybrids and one of Richard Holders (S. 'Iris Walker' x S. 'Cherry Delight'). My double Sinningia 'Rebecca Margarita' is a sibling. It is a soft orange to coral, according to the light source. It has large blooms and is a compact plant. It should carry the genes for calyx doubles and will be interesting to see what comes in future generations with this one. Where 'Rebecca Margarita' gets its color from S. 'Iris Walker', the color here is straight from 'Cherry Delight'. |
| This shot you can see how long the flowers are, it is growing in a 2 and half inch pot here. The information from the 'The Gesneriad Society' International Registry is below: Sinningia ‘Toney Dale’, 2010, IR101149, Brad Walker, TN. (S. ‘Iris Walker’ x S. ‘Cherry Delight’). Cross made Aug. 8, 2009, planted Oct. 20, 2009 and first flowered Aug. 27, 2010. Fertile but reproducible only vegetatively. Compact tuberous plant. Leaves green, 2 in. long x 1 in. wide, with 0.75 in. petiole, oblong, with serrate margin, acute tip and cordate base. Calyx green, leafy. Corolla salverform, 1.75 in. long x 1 in. wide, orange with white throat, some orange spots at base. |
| @copyright Brad Walker, May 15, 2011 |
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