Mrs Collier

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Mrs Collier - Heirloom Grandiflora

Colour: Cream with primrose buds

Variety:  Annual

Scent:  Strong vanilla

Sow:  Autumn and Spring

Height:  Approx 2m

History: When Mrs Collier was first exhibited around 1905 it was considered the closest to ‘yellow’. It was rediscovered in a South American garden by Prof Harland c.1955 and released by Dobbie and Son of Edinburgh. Named for the wife of one of the employees at their Mark’s Tey seed farm. Mrs Collier is a foundation cultivar used in the cross between Lathyrus odoratus and L. belinensis, which has led to the various Lathyrus x hammetti hybrids.

Each packet contains 10 seeds

** Tasmanian customers: we are finalising quarantine requirements to send to Tasmania. Orders will be delayed in sending until final approval obtained. We will keep you notified as to the progress of your order **

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Mrs Collier - Heirloom Grandiflora

Colour: Cream with primrose buds

Variety:  Annual

Scent:  Strong vanilla

Sow:  Autumn and Spring

Height:  Approx 2m

History: When Mrs Collier was first exhibited around 1905 it was considered the closest to ‘yellow’. It was rediscovered in a South American garden by Prof Harland c.1955 and released by Dobbie and Son of Edinburgh. Named for the wife of one of the employees at their Mark’s Tey seed farm. Mrs Collier is a foundation cultivar used in the cross between Lathyrus odoratus and L. belinensis, which has led to the various Lathyrus x hammetti hybrids.

Each packet contains 10 seeds

** Tasmanian customers: we are finalising quarantine requirements to send to Tasmania. Orders will be delayed in sending until final approval obtained. We will keep you notified as to the progress of your order **

Mrs Collier - Heirloom Grandiflora

Colour: Cream with primrose buds

Variety:  Annual

Scent:  Strong vanilla

Sow:  Autumn and Spring

Height:  Approx 2m

History: When Mrs Collier was first exhibited around 1905 it was considered the closest to ‘yellow’. It was rediscovered in a South American garden by Prof Harland c.1955 and released by Dobbie and Son of Edinburgh. Named for the wife of one of the employees at their Mark’s Tey seed farm. Mrs Collier is a foundation cultivar used in the cross between Lathyrus odoratus and L. belinensis, which has led to the various Lathyrus x hammetti hybrids.

Each packet contains 10 seeds

** Tasmanian customers: we are finalising quarantine requirements to send to Tasmania. Orders will be delayed in sending until final approval obtained. We will keep you notified as to the progress of your order **