Priorsford

Description

Priorsford bears 124 mm flowers in a double-triangle form, combining glistening white perianth segments with a terracotta-pink corona that is yellow at the base. The 50 mm, ovate perianth segments have acute tips; they spread or curve slightly inward and are smooth, overlapping, heavily substanced, and flat to slightly concave, with narrower inner segments. The smooth, bowl-shaped corona is 24 mm long, with a straight, wavy mouth and toothed rim; the flower blooms in mid-season and is sunproof. Part of Duncan’s “Family Farm and Home Series,” it was named for the registrant’s brother’s farm in Scotland.