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**carolyn137** · February 22, 2009

And as for Anna Maria's Heart just call it OP variety from Germany with Russion origin since you don't know the originator and original Russian name of this variety

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That' exactly what I did Andrey, see page 310 in your 2008 Yearbook. The OP is implied since all varieties listed should be OP.

It was one of the 17 varieties that were left out of the 2009 Yearbook by mistake.

February 22, 2009	#12
carolyn137 Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Upstate NY, zone 4b/5a Posts: 21,169	And as for Anna Maria's Heart just call it OP variety from Germany with Russion origin since you don't know the originator and original Russian name of this variety ***** That' exactly what I did Andrey, see page 310 in your 2008 Yearbook. The OP is implied since all varieties listed should be OP. It was one of the 17 varieties that were left out of the 2009 Yearbook by mistake. __________________ Carolyn