The bloom has a delicate, lacy appearance, heavily diamond dusted, with fine ruffles, pale yellow veining, translucency, sun resistance, and an unobtrusive yellow throat. The foliage is well proportioned to the scapes. The only faults are a slight shoehorn effect on the lower petal in cool weather and foliage that has been damaged by spider mites in 2000. I used this one a great deal in 1999 and 2000, and remade this as a long cross. A high rate of increase in my garden.
Seedlings are very quick to bloom.
The pinched and curled crispata form of this seedling was a pleasant surprise, but the three sets of scapes a month apart was the big win. MH9771A bloomed the first year from seed, has a great deal of diamond dusting, and particularly good foliage. In 2000, this seedling went to grass and has not bloomed very much. This face captured my heart. While MH9760F shows no evidence of rebloom yet, it was my best color break, described as a porcelain cream polychrome.