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**carolyn137** · April 30, 2006

I've never heard of Loveheart F1, but since it's a hybrid, and I assume commercuially available, it may or may not come true.

If you save seeds you'd have to put out many plants next year to look for genetic segregation. And then go the same way I shared with you in your other post about the Not Red Pear one.

We can discuss dehybridization again, but if you do a search here I know you'll find other threads about it b'c several have been done before.

April 30, 2006	#2
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	I've never heard of Loveheart F1, but since it's a hybrid, and I assume commercuially available, it may or may not come true. If you save seeds you'd have to put out many plants next year to look for genetic segregation. And then go the same way I shared with you in your other post about the Not Red Pear one. We can discuss dehybridization again, but if you do a search here I know you'll find other threads about it b'c several have been done before. __________________ Carolyn