SKY OVER SCHUYLER

Palest blue-ish lavender, these blossoms look skyward. It is named for the local little village of Schuyler (pronounced “skyler”), by Walton's Mountain, home of John-Boy Walton. The petals are lavender and firmly ruffled, with a darker lavender penciled eye. The sepals pinch to narrow. It has a lemon throat. Well branched and budded, it has a long bloom season. It is out of a Jack Carpenter uf seedling, and a sib to Flight of Orchids. 3-way branching and 20 buds per scape. $100.00


	SKY OVER SCHUYLER (Reed, 2007) name pending… 36” EM 6” dormant, diploid, unusual form (crispate) Palest blue-ish lavender, these blossoms look skyward. It is named for the local little village of Schuyler (pronounced “skyler”), by Walton's Mountain, home of John-Boy Walton. The petals are lavender and firmly ruffled, with a darker lavender penciled eye. The sepals pinch to narrow. It has a lemon throat. Well branched and budded, it has a long bloom season. It is out of a Jack Carpenter uf seedling, and a sib to Flight of Orchids. 3-way branching and 20 buds per scape. $100.00