Cool article, Tony! It's interesting to see the crosses that plant breeders attempted a hundred years ago. They tried all sorts of wide crosses that I would assume could not work, and sometimes they were successful. The author is listed as "A. Worsley." I wonder if he's Arthington Worsley, the guy that Worsleya is named after. He would have been age 40 when the article was published in 1901. Google Books is a great resource for looking up things in old publications. Mike San Jose, CA