Snoho Tammie
Bill Bonneywell's first pink. Forty years on, growers still want it.
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Bill Bonneywell grew 700 seedlings a year in Snohomish County and named 45 of them. Snoho Tammie, introduced in 1986, was one of his earliest. Soft pink, round, and even, it carries the hallmark of the whole Snoho line: a bloom built for the show table that holds up just as well in the garden. Collectors who know the Bonneywell name reach for this one specifically.
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Physical
- Form
- Ball
- Bloom class
- BB4–6"
- Bloom size
- 4–6"(10.2–15.2 cm)
- Plant height
- 35–47"
Color
- Color
- Pink
- Pattern
- Solid
- Tags
- pinksoft pinkblushrose
Growing context
- Flowering season
- Mid season
- Cut flower
- ✓ Yes
- Exhibition
- ✓ Yes
- Stem length
- 20"
Provenance
- 1986
- United States
- Breeder
- Bill Bonneywell
- RHS registration
- 173825
How to Grow It
Plant in full sun after your last frost date. Pinch the central growing tip when your plant has three to four sets of leaves to push side branching and more stems. Stake early before the plant needs it. Cut when blooms are three-quarters open and condition overnight in cool water.