One of the largest plants in the collection, this white tazetta is good for a mid-late November landscape statement. It doesn’t have the regimented uniformity of growth habit as with ‘Artist’s Palette’ or ‘Bas-relief’, but its impressively stout stem holds up just fine as a cut flower. Too, its florets are of the same average size as ‘Artist’s Palette’ and ‘Bas-relief’. The coronas open a pale citron but fade very quickly, particularly in late fall heat. As with most of the white tazettas, it has a very light scent but the pollinators are attracted all the same. Collected from an old garden site near Natchez, Mississippi, whose owners had a steadfast penchant for planting white tazettas along the borders of the garden beds. Of unknown fertility and has yet to set seed, but it likely produces a smattering of fertile pollen grains.