Clowesia Rebecca Northen
 

(Clowesia Grace Dunn x Clowesia rosea)

easy to grow and bloom :D with great fragrance and gorgeous flowers... This plant has 3 spikes, but as for now only one has open... update photo to follow...

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Sue, as I always say Ctsm pileatum is my number one, but if there is any plant to compete with it, then it would be Clowesia Rebecca Northen.... thi scross is just great!

I will someday find a replacement for the one I lost...it is one of my absolute favorites and I MUST HAVE IT!!! :whip:

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You've done a lovely job, I can imagine the fragrance...she's gorgeous :cloud9:

One of the best!!! The smell is AMAZING!!

Very pretty Ramon, I like that little "beard" they have. What is the fragrance?
Joann

Very nice, Ramon. Can you find Clowesia rosea in Europe? I think it's practically identical to Rebecca Northern in shape; however, its scent (to my nose, at least) is a bit stronger than Rebecca Northern's (kind of like cinnamon). Congratulations on your beautiful blooms.

Steve

Oh Ramon, They are soooo wonderful.

Thanks! :)

I cannot really describe this fragrance comparing to something else I know, it is kind of sweet-sour parfum, very nice and quite strong :)

Steve, Catasetinae are not easy to get in Europe. They are not very popular here... Except Ctsm. pileatum 'Oro Verde'... It was already quite difficult to get Clowesia Rebecca Northen...

Ramon congratulations for such an attractive blooming display and please show us pictures when the others flower spikes are fully open.