Triple-Hybrids
Definition: All hybrids with three species involved
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Triple-Hybrids Definition: All hybrids with three species involved |
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More information on this topic can be found in the following publications: |
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Silvia Saunders: The Work of Professor A.P. Saunders pp. 40-61 in: Wister JC (ed),1962,The Peonies. 2nd Printing 1995, American Peony Society: [MLO X TEN & triples][LAC X (OFF X MAC) Triple hybrids][LAC X MAC & Triple hybrids] |
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Silvia Saunders: A.P. Saunders nursery catalog 1965 |
