Sheskin

Description

Sheskin has 116 mm flowers with broad, blunt, mucronate perianth segments that spread and become very slightly reflexed. The smooth, overlapping segments are plane to slightly concave, with narrower inner segments and slightly wavy margins, surrounding a 23 mm, cup-shaped corona whose straight mouth is tightly ribbed and entire at the rim. It blooms from mid-season to late and is described as sunproof. A sibling of ‘Lilac Tones’ and ‘Hot Embers’, it belongs to Duncan’s “Family Farm and Home Series” and was named after a relative’s farm.