Some of the 'blood'line corns at LaCreme

[vanderkm]

We do have a few 'pure' corns - most from diffused backgrounds - that deserve to get their photos posted once in a while -

Fizz - an amel possible het bloodred was produced by Ruth Hanney - he is growing up with great orange coloration - will work great with the creamsicle lines




Flare is a 'bloodred' from South Moutain lines produced by Chris Dempster - she has moderate diffusion, a good clean belly but has retained a very orange tone - not 'blood' red in color but looks to me like what the tan based Miami lines would look like in a diffued pattern. I am interested to see her mature and believe her coloration will complement the emoryi influence in rootbeer and cinnamon lines, giving the diffusion gene without the strong red influence.





Fossil is het blood, again produced by Ruth Hanney. This little guy had a pretty grey head as a youngster and has very clear belly stripe - not sure what his eventual role will be here, but he is growing up to be a good looking fellow





and Daikon - no diffused in her background but she is one of our 'pure' corns - from a butter X amel motley she is showing stong yellow background color and needs a chance to show off.





thanks for looking,

mary v.

[HanneysCorns]

Mary...It's so great seeing Fizz and Fossil and how they have matured. Puts a smile on my face to see them...thank you.

You're going to have some great projects in the years to come with your many and varied creamsicle mix and matches. I'm so looking forward to seeing what will come out in the future at La Creme.

Ruth

[vanderkm]

Thanks Ruth,

I like to show off some of the hets in the group once in a while too - they are just as pretty as many of the morphs in my eyes -



mary v.