ASHEVILLE SOCIAL BUTTERFLY 

(Selman 2005) 

(SUBTLE CHARM X TETRA BARBARA MITCHELL) 

46" M DOR 6" TET 

The consistently unusual form of ASHEVILLE SOCIAL BUTTERFLY always gathers attention in the garden. The wide, ruffled and recurved, rose-pink petals are edged in white and twist slightly. The very long and graceful sepals cascade downward with a slight, but ever present, spooning at the ends. The substance is very thick and the sepals are reminiscent of melted plastic. It has very strong and tall scapes that gracefully sway in even the heaviest of breezes. 3-way branching and 16 buds. Pollen fertile.